Hue To Hoi An (The Wonderful coastal trip)

Private transfer/ Starting : 8am or 9am / Duration : 5 to 8 hours

The Wonderful coastal trip along local villages, countryside, fishing lagoon and garden farms

Starting from your hotel in Hue driving on the way  to Thuan An Beach, The trip stops at Phu Dien Cham Tower The Phu Dien Cham Tower, built by the Cham people who once ruled what is now central and southern Vietnam, was discovered in 2001, buried under about eight meters of sand.The road winds past villages alternating with shrimp lagoons and vegetable gardens. Look out for The colourful and opulent graves and family temples lining the road. From Vinh Hien, Tu Hien Bridge connects the island to the mainland, where the road hugs the southeastern shore of the lagoon all the way to Hwy 1. Continue the trip to visit the most famous places on the way to Hoi An belows :

1.Lang Co Beach: The beach is a long stretch of fine sand, with a gradual slope and shallow waters. The Lang Co peninsula is renowned for its myths, history and spectacular landscapes.

2.Hai Van Pass  :  Hai Van Pass is one of the most scenic hillside roads in Vietnam. When braving the steep winding roads of a paved mountain pass, you will have a chance to discover peace, quiet and history along the way.

3.My Khe Beach : It first rose to fame when its close proximity to Da Nang led to it being used as an R&R destination for American soldiers. an endless expanse of unspoiled white sand beach, is one of the best beaches in Vietnam.

4.Marble Mountains: All of the mountains have cave entrances and numerous tunnels, and it is possible to climb to the summit of one of the peaks. Several buddhist sanctuaries can also be found within the mountains, making this a famous tourist destination.

We drop you off at your hotel in Hoi An.

Prices

Inclusions

Private air-conditioned car transfer with driver (very good english speaking ), bottled water, highway fees, tolls, all taxes.

Exclusions

Entrance fees, food, other drinks, personal expenses, gratuities (It’s up to you).