Novotel Da Nang Premier Han River
Mid-RangeHan River Waterfront
4.6$85-145
Stylish riverside hotel with infinity pool and stunning views of the Dragon Bridge
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About Da Nang
Vietnam's most livable city punches far above its weight — world-class beaches, the ancient trading town of Hoi An 30 minutes away, Ba Na Hills' hilltop French village, and seafood so fresh it almost walks off the grill.
Where to Stay in Da Nang
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Danang Marriott Resort & Spa
Mid-RangeSon Tra Peninsula
4.7$160-280
Lush peninsula resort surrounded by jungle, near Monkey Mountain, stunning bay views
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Top Things to Do in Da Nang
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Hoi An Ancient Town Full-Day Tour
⏱ 8 hoursfrom $35
Explore the UNESCO ancient trading town: Japanese Bridge, tailors, lantern shops, river cruise
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Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge Day Trip
⏱ Full dayfrom $55
Longest cable car in the world to the hilltop French village + the famous Giant Hands Bridge
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Da Nang Dragon Bridge Fire Show & City Night Tour
⏱ 4 hoursfrom $25
Witness the Dragon Bridge breathe fire (Sat/Sun nights) with a local night food tour
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My Son Sanctuary UNESCO Ruins Tour
⏱ 6 hoursfrom $30
Visit 4th-century Cham Hindu temple ruins hidden in a jungle valley — Vietnam's Angkor
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Marble Mountains & Da Nang Cooking Class
⏱ 5 hoursfrom $40
Explore ancient Buddhist caves and marble workshops, then cook 4 Central Vietnamese dishes
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3-Day Da Nang Itinerary
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Day 1: Da Nang City & Beaches
07:00
My Khe Beach morning swim (Vietnam's best city beach)
beach09:30
Marble Mountains cave temples & panoramic views
attraction12:00
My Khe seafood lunch: grilled clams & fresh fish
food14:00
Han Market & Dragon Bridge area stroll
culture16:00
Son Tra Peninsula: Lady Buddha statue viewpoint
attraction20:30
Dragon Bridge fire/water show (Sat/Sun only)
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Day 2: Hoi An Ancient Town
08:00
Bus or taxi to Hoi An (30 min)
transport09:00
Ancient town: Japanese Covered Bridge & old merchant houses
culture12:00
White Rose dumplings & cao lau noodles lunch
food14:00
Custom tailor fitting (24h turnaround)
shopping15:30
Bicycle to An Bang Beach (5 km from town)
beach18:00
Lantern-lit Hoi An evening & boat ride
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Day 3: Ba Na Hills & My Son Ruins
08:00
Ba Na Hills cable car & Golden Bridge
attraction13:00
Ba Na Hills French Village lunch
food15:00
Return from Ba Na Hills
transport16:00
Check out pick-up tailor order from Hoi An
shopping17:30
Non Nuoc Beach sunset
beach19:30
Farewell dinner: banh xeo sizzling crepe at local restaurant
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Getting There
Da Nang International Airport (DAD) — Vietnam's 3rd busiest. Direct flights from Singapore, Bangkok, Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur. Taxi to city: 15 min, $5. Airport near the city center.
Getting Around
Grab app excellent. Motorbike rental $6-8/day recommended for My Khe beach strip. Taxi metered (Mai Linh/Vinasun). Bicycle rental from Hoi An guesthouses $3/day. No real public transport.
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