Da Nang Tour Packages

Best Time to Visit: Da Nang experiences a tropical monsoon climate. February to May is the best time to visit, with warm, dry days perfect for beaches and sightseeing. June to August is hotter and busier, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C. September to November brings heavy rains and occasional storms. December and January are cooler and less crowded.

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Top Destinations:
Hoi An: Ancient town, riverside charm, cultural heritage
Hue: Historical landmarks, temples, royal palaces
Hanoi: Temples, cultural landmarks, city life
Ho Chi Minh City: Historical significance, nightlife, museums

Ideal Trip Duration:
2-3 days: Da Nang for a short cultural and city trip
4-5 days: Add Hoi An for a combination of city life and historical exploration
6-7 days: Combine Hue for a comprehensive Vietnam cultural and nature experience Da Nang is a hidden gem in Vietnam, quickly gaining popularity among tourists due to its captivating beauty, vibrant culture, and fun experiences. The city has something to offer everyone from its beautiful beaches to historic temples.

Those looking for a unique cultural experience can explore the city's rich history and architecture at places like the Cham Museum, Linh Ung Pagoda, and Marble Mountains. Food lovers will be delighted with the city's delicious cuisine, from street food to fine dining. Some of the must-try dishes include mi Quang (Vietnamese noodle soup), banh beo (steamed rice cakes), and bun cha ca (fish noodle soup).

Adventure-seekers can pump their adrenaline with hiking, rock climbing at the Marble Mountains, zip-lining, and kayaking. And, of course, the city is encompassed by breathtaking natural beauty, from the Ba Na Hills to the Son Tra Peninsula. From the world-famous My Khe Beach to Non-Nuoc Beach, there's a beach for every type of traveler. The sandy shores and crystal-clear waters are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports.

Opt for Holidify's tour packages to Da Nang for a hassle-free and memorable holiday. These packages include everything you need for a fantastic holiday, from accommodation and meals to transportation and sightseeing. You can also rest assured that you will experience the best Da Nang offers, from the most popular attractions to hidden gems only locals know about. So, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and embark on a memorable journey to Da Nang!

Places to visit in Da Nang

1. Marble Mountains: These mountains are a collection of five marbled outcrops, each dedicated to one of the five elements of the universe: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Marble mountains are renowned for their incredible scenery and the many caves, pagodas, and grottos that can be found within them. You can also explore the nearby Tam Thai Pagoda and Pho Linh Temple.

2. Son Tra Peninsula: This 9,000-acre peninsula is a nature preserve located just a few miles outside Da Nang. This area includes beaches, tropical forests, wetlands, and beautiful viewpoints. It’s also home to the iconic Monkey Mountain, a popular spot for visitors to take in the stunning views of the city.

3. Cham Islands: Situated just off the coast of Hoi An, the Cham Islands are a must-visit for any traveler. These small islands are known for their tranquil atmosphere, breathtaking sunsets, and diverse marine life. You can take a boat tour of the islands, go snorkeling or scuba diving, or just relax on the beach.

4. Ba Na Hills: Located about 30 kilometers west of Da Nang, Ba Na Hills is a famous resort town known for its lush greenery and pleasant climate. The area is home to many attractions, including the Golden Bridge, a 150-meter-long suspension bridge flanked by two enormous stone hands, and the Flower Gardens, which consist of over 30,000 different plants and flowers.

5. Han Market: Han Market is the largest and oldest market in Da Nang. This bustling market has been around since the 19th century and is a great place to pick up local souvenirs. You’ll find everything from clothing and jewelry to seafood, spices, and traditional handicrafts.

Things to do in Da Nang

1. Visit all the ancient pagodas: Home to many beautiful Buddhist temples and pagodas, some of which have been around for centuries. Explore the ancient architecture, learn about local culture, and pay your respects at the many shrines and statues. Don't forget to take a picture of the beautiful ornate details! 

2. Walk the coastline: Da Nang is known for its magnificent coastline, and taking a stroll along the beach is one of the best ways to soak up the sun. Enjoy the gorgeous sunsets, take a dip in the sea, and sample some delicious local seafood. 

3. Explore the local markets: Da Nang markets are bustling with various activities and offer a great insight into the city's culture. Wander through the markets, sample some  delicious food, shop for unique souvenirs and interact with the friendly locals.  

4. Take a trip to the Son Tra Peninsula: A spectacular nature reserve outside Da Nang. Take a cable car up to the mountain top for admirable views of the city below, walk through the lush forests, and spot some local wildlife. 

5. Go museum-hopping: Visiting a museum can be a great way to learn about a culture's history and customs without traveling too far. The Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture and the Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution are two great options for exploring the region's rich history. The former showcases the rich history of the Cham civilization, while the latter covers the story of Vietnam’s struggle for independence.

6. Experience the beauty of Hai Van Pass: A mountainous route that offers stunning seaside vistas. A popular place for motorbiking, the summit of this road is the perfect spot to take in the spectacular ocean views and the hills that stretch out in all directions.

7. Try the local cuisine: An excursion to Da Nang wouldn't be complete without partaking in the local culinary delights. Enjoy a tasty banh mi sandwich or a sweet che treat, or even try the well-known Mi Quang noodles or Cao Lau rice noodles, both exclusive to the area. With so many options, there's something to please every palate.

8. Stroll upon the Dragon Bridge: A captivating architectural masterpiece designed in the image of a dragon. Not only is it a remarkable sight to behold, but it's also a great spot to take a leisurely walk and admire the views of the cityscape and the river below.

Best time to visit Da Nang

If you’re a beach lover looking for a perfect opportunity to bask in the sun, then April to August is the best time to visit. The weather is hot and perfect for relaxing on the beach and having a good time. Don’t forget to bring some sunscreen!

Alternatively, plan a trip between December and February if the heat is not your thing. The temperatures are cooler, and you can still enjoy outdoor hiking and sightseeing.

For those wanting a mix of warm and cool weather, the shoulder months of September to October or March to April are ideal. During this period, temperatures are mild, and tourist numbers are lower, allowing you to enjoy the beach and explore the city without the heat.

Ideal duration for Da Nang

For those who enjoy the beach, three days is the perfect amount of time to soak up the sun, sand, and surf on Da Nang's dazzling beaches, such as My Khe Beach, Non-Nuoc Beach, or Bac My An Beach. 

However, if history and culture are your things, you'll want to stay for at least five days to explore the city's rich history and culture, including the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture and the Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution. 

For those who appreciate nature, seven days is the ideal stay to take in the beautiful landscapes, such as the Marble Mountains and the Hai Van Pass, and hike the stunning trails.

How to reach Da Nang

Whether you're taking a flight, hopping aboard a train, or driving across Vietnam, there are plenty of options to get you to this stunning coastal city.

The Da Nang International Airport is a perfect choice for those looking to fly. Located just a short drive from the city center, the airport offers flights from all major cities in Vietnam and Asia. 

Taking the train is the way to go if you're looking for a more scenic journey. Da Nang Railway Station is conveniently located in the city center and provides services from all major cities in Vietnam. Plus, taking the train allows you to admire the beautiful Vietnamese countryside. 

Lastly, if you're driving to Da Nang, you can take several mesmerizing routes, including the Hai Van Pass. Just remember to go on the right-hand side of the road and bring a map, as the roads in Vietnam can be a bit confusing. (Read More)