Private tours covering Hoi An, Ba Na Hills, Son Tra, Hue & more. Direct flights from Changi. Pricing in SGD.
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Explore Da Nang city, Son Tra Peninsula's Lady Buddha, Bay Mau Coconut Forest and Hoi An Ancient Town. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Explore Hoi An Ancient Town, Da Nang city highlights, Ba Na Hills with the iconic Golden Bridge and French Village. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Explore Hoi An Ancient Town, Bay Mau Coconut Forest, Da Nang city highlights and Than Tai Hot Spring Park. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Explore Da Nang city, Ba Na Hills Golden Bridge, Son Tra Peninsula's Lady Buddha, Bay Mau Coconut Forest and Hoi An Ancient Town. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Discover Da Nang city, Ba Na Hills Golden Bridge, Hoi An Ancient Town and Hue Imperial City. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Explore Da Nang city, Than Tai Hot Spring Park, Son Tra Peninsula's Lady Buddha, Bay Mau Coconut Forest and Hoi An Ancient Town. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Discover Da Nang city, Hoi An Ancient Town, Thu Bon River sunset cruise or Cu Lao Cham Island, and Than Tai Hot Spring Park. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Explore Hoi An Ancient Town, Ba Na Hills Golden Bridge, Son Tra Peninsula, and Hue Imperial Citadel. Private tour with guide, meals and all entrance fees included.
Discover Hoi An Ancient Town, Ba Na Hills Golden Bridge, Son Tra Peninsula, Hue Imperial Citadel and more on this comprehensive 7-day private tour.
Da Nang sits on Vietnam's central coast, a 3.5-hour direct flight from Singapore Changi. Our private Da Nang packages run from 4 days to 7 days and cover the Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, the lantern streets of Hoi An, Son Tra Peninsula's wildlife, and the Imperial Citadel in Hue. Every package includes airport transfers, 3- to 4-star hotels, daily meals, entrance fees and an English-speaking guide. Flights are excluded.
Prices start at $604 SGD per person for a 4D3N itinerary (based on 2 travellers) and drop with larger groups. Child pricing is available for ages 4 to 8, with or without an extra bed. All prices on this page are in Singapore Dollars. No deposits are charged until your dates are confirmed.
We run departures year-round, with peak slots for Hari Raya, National Day and December school holidays. If none of the itineraries here fit, WhatsApp us for a custom route.
Da Nang is a year-round destination. The warmest, driest months are March through May, making it the peak travel period. September to November offers good value with fewer crowds and lush landscapes after the rainy season.
From stunning mountain-top views to pristine beaches and ancient towns, Da Nang offers an incredible range of activities for every type of traveller. Here are the top things to do during your visit.
Ride the record-breaking cable car to Ba Na Hills and walk across the iconic Golden Bridge held by giant stone hands. A must-see Da Nang attraction with a French-themed village, gardens and panoramic mountain views.
Climb the five limestone karsts of the Marble Mountains in Da Nang. Discover hidden Buddhist caves, pagodas and sweeping views of Non Nuoc Beach from the summit lookout points.
Voted one of the most beautiful beaches on the planet by Forbes, My Khe Beach stretches over 30 kilometres along Da Nang's coastline. Ideal for swimming, sunbathing or early-morning jogs on the sand.
Every Saturday and Sunday at 9 pm, the 666-metre Dragon Bridge lights up and breathes fire and water over the Han River. Arrive early to secure a riverside spot for Da Nang's most spectacular free show.
Just 30 minutes from Da Nang, the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town is a living museum of lantern-lit streets, centuries-old merchant houses and world-famous tailor shops. Best explored on foot or by bicycle.
Take a speedboat from Da Nang to the Cham Islands marine reserve. Snorkel through crystal-clear waters, spot colourful coral reefs and enjoy fresh seafood on the island before heading back.
Made famous by Top Gear, the Hai Van Pass is one of the most scenic coastal roads in Southeast Asia. Ride or drive the winding 21-kilometre route between Da Nang and Hue for breathtaking views at every turn.
Han Market is the beating heart of local Da Nang street food. Sample banh mi, mi quang noodles, banh xeo pancakes and fresh tropical fruit — all at prices that rarely top 30,000 VND per dish.
The 67-metre Lady Buddha statue at Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula is the tallest in Vietnam. The pagoda grounds offer peaceful gardens and sweeping views across Da Nang Bay.
Non Nuoc Beach is Da Nang's best spot for water sports. Rent a surfboard or stand-up paddleboard from one of the beachfront shops and ride the consistent swells, especially from September to March.
Beyond the Golden Bridge and Dragon Bridge, Da Nang has hidden gems most visitors walk right past. Here are 10 local favourites worth adding to your itinerary.
Both offer sun, sand and seafood, but the experiences are worlds apart. We break down culture, cost, weather and activities to help you pick.
From cao lau to white rose dumplings, Hoi An is a food paradise. Our guide covers 12 must-try dishes, where to find them and what to pay.
Cable car tips, best time to visit, what to wear and how to skip the longest queues. A practical guide from our local team on the ground.
