Enjoy a cooking class and basket boat ride near Cam Thanh village on a combo activity from Hoi An or Da Nang. Start with pickup from your hotel in Hoi An or Da Nang. Discover the Cam Thanh Coconut Village as you paddle through the narrow channels of the area. Learn how to create a full vegetarian meal of “Pho" noodle soup, tofu rice paper rolls, fried spring rolls, and a traditional Vietnamese Pancake. Enjoy your creations in the serene surroundings, before returning to your hotel.

Starting in the afternoon at 4:00 PM, be picked up by tour guides who will show you best places to eat in Da Nang. Each guest will have a personal guide, who you will join on a motorbike to experience the city of Da Nang in a unique way. You will not go hungry as you visit five different places during the four hour tour, trying more than 8 different types of food. Enjoy a variety of foods such as local sandwiches, sweet snacks, rice cakes, a seafood main course, desserts and local coffee. Learn about the local culinary traditions from your local guides. You will also have the chance to take on a “Vietnam Food Challenge” before finishing the tour at 8:00 PM.

Do you think Da Nang is very boring at night? Think again. Why not have a seafood dinner, hang out at the night market, hop on a cruise across the Han River, drive through the most famous bridges, check in icons of Da Nang at night and hang out with locals? Da Nang by night is a MUST activity on your first day. You will see the thrilling views while riding with experienced guides on motorbike, enjoy the best hidden gems foods and explore real Danang ‘s life. Pick up time: 5.30 pm Finishing time: 9.30 pm Transportation: motorbike or van Pick up and drop off location: your hotel in Da Nang center Duration: 4 hours Group size: 13 people maximum Weather condition: Tour takes place rain or shine 1 fruit plate serve on cruise will be served for every table with other 3 customers Note: Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking

We are here to offer you the Da Nang Street Walking Food Tour which can help you discover Da Nang in an interesting and healthy way – walking and enjoying the best street food around the city with our enthusiastic, funny and friendly guides. You’ll visit several food stops from restaurants to shops to a local living room, to sample delicious samples of Da Nang street foods. ***Highlights*** - Eat your way through Da Nang local style - Taste some of Da Nang ’s best street food: 6 tasting locations, 8 dishes, 1 dessert - Explore some places that are not in your guidebook - Small-group tour of 15 participants ensures more personalized service Menu: Quail egg stir-fried with a sweet and sour tamarind sauce, balut, Rice Vermicelli With Anchovy Fish Sauce And Crispy Roast Pork, Vietnamese coffee; water fern cake, steamed rice pancake with shrimp, rice dumpling cake, Vietnamese pancake, Grilled Beef Betel Leaf, dessert.

Discover how Da Nang comes to life at night on a guided evening tour. Explore this vibrant city’s relaxed riverbank, bustling marina, and enormous dragon-shaped bridge. Hop aboard a cruise down the Han River, stopping to admire panoramic city views and scenes of local life. Afterwards, visit the impressive Da Nang Dragon Bridge. Spanning an awe-inspiring 200 meters and resembling a majestic dragon, this world-famous bridge is truly a sight to behold. Finally, wrap things up with a delicious dinner or shop for handicrafts at Helio Night Market. See how the locals love live music, explore a dance arcade, and visit countless food stands.

Create your very own full-day itinerary according to the attractions and places in or around Da Nang that you would like to visit. You'll be picked up from your hotel in Da Nang by your English-speaking guide and travel in comfort in an air-conditioned vehicle. Choose from some of the most popular sites listed below to start your itinerary or suggest something new.  Marble Mountains: This cluster of five limestone cliffs located south of Da Nang are named after the five elements. Marvel at these mystical caves with built-in pagodas and admire the sweeping views of the city and sea from viewpoints. Linh Ung Pagoda (Lady Buddha): With 17 floors – each dedicated to the ‘she’ Buddha – and standing at 67 meters high, Linh Ung is the tallest Buddhist statue in Vietnam. Explore the surrounding tranquil grounds with an impressive display of life-sized statues, and snap a few photos by the grand entrance.  Museum of Cham Sculpture: The Cham dynasty heavily influenced southern and central Vietnam, ruling over the area for several millennia. Though small, this museum holds the largest collection of Cham artifacts in the world. With over 300 pieces that date as far back as the 5th century, walk through the different exhibits taking in the many sandstone sculptures with their Hindu-influenced styles. Con Market/Han Market: Try tasty Vietnamese food from a selection of over 2000 stalls selling a wide choice of food. If souvenirs are preferred, the Han Market is known for vendors who sell everything from dried fruit to local knick-knacks. Dragon Bridge: Spanning approximately 200 meters end to end, and named aptly because it is shaped in the form of a dragon, this impressive bridge is a sight to behold. Visit during weekend nights and possibly catch the dragon spewing plumes of fire and water from its head.  My Khe Beach: This scenic beach with a never-ending shoreline is perfect to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Walk along the sandy shores, take a dip in the sea, grab local snacks at a nearby kiosk, or simply relax on the beach.

Ao Dai Riders partly take you the spot sights of the city and we partly zip you to the lesser known sites that most tourists do not frequent but they are the real images of Vietnamese culture and lifestyle and you will have a chance to learn the history and culture of each sites from the unique perspectives At each of the stop,you get off the bikes for walking with plenty of photo opportunity.Besides,you will learn the history and culture of each sites from the unique perspectives of our Aodai guides. - Lady Buddha and Son Tra Penisula: Being the tallest Buddha statue in Vietnam, with a height of 67m, the lotus diameter is 35m, equivalent to a 30-storey building,located on Son Tra Peninsular. - My Khe Beach: Famous for its blue sky, smooth white sand, gentle slope, clear & warm water year round and beautiful areas surrounded by coconut trees. - Dragon Bridge in Da Nang is the longest bridge in Vietnam, offering a dazzling display of lights, fire, and water that no first-time visitor to Da Nang should miss out on - Danang Cathedral is Gothic style architecture with the arch of the door. There is style in the motifs of Western churches. On the roof of the church has the lightning rod is a statue of a gray chicken to determine the direction of the wind. So that church is also called the church Chicken. - Han Market is very much like a miniature version of Ben Thanh Market central market in Ho Chi Minh City, and even if you aren’t necessarily looking to buy anything it still offers a fascinating glimpse into local life in Da Nang. - Pass through Love Bridge,Han River Bridge,Cham Museum,Administrative Buliding, etc After, you’ll have a hearty bowl of Mi Quang (best local foods in Danang), a local staple you shouldn’t miss because you can’t end a great tour without good food

Choose from a shared or private experience to explore Da Nang on this 3.5-hour food tour. Your tour guide will pick you up by motorbike and take you for a ride to Con Market, the largest wholesale and retail venue in the central region of Vietnam. Explore the market and its over 2,000 traders operating there. Enjoy a selection of local specialties such as Mi Quang or Banh Xeo. Try Da Nang’s version of a northern Vietnamese favorite, Bun Cha Ca and taste the unique sweet soups of Da Nang. The cooking methods of these sweet treats have been perfected over many generations and you certainly won't forget how they taste.  After spending time eating in Con Market, head to Da Nang’s most famous seafood street, which is not far from the stunning My Khe Beach. Find out what all the fuss is about by digging into a delicious selection of fresh shellfish dishes, which are perfectly complimented by a beer.