Pub tours

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.

If you think that Da Nang is boring at night, think again. Why not take part in a food tour around the city, hanging out with locals? You will see the thrilling views while riding on the beautiful roads, enjoying the best local food and exploring the real Danang. Your tour focuses on the nightlife of the locals. You will ride on Bach Dang Street and Vo Nguyen Giap Road, along My Khe Beach. Throughout your ride, you can gaze up at the beautiful bridges which span the Han River, and drive towards Son Tra Mountain to admire the beauty of Da Nang at night. Throughout your the tour, you will be presented with the ideal chance to try authentic local food which the locals love to eat at night.

Begin your half-day tour at 8:30 AM and picked up from your hotel by a scooter or car depending on your chosen option. Listen to a quick briefing about the day's program, then drink some coffee before setting off. At 9:30 AM, begin your drive to the Marble Mountains, where you will have just over 2 hours to explore the incredible scenery and landscapes. At 12 PM, enjoy some final time to take some pictures before departing. At 1 PM stop for lunch in a local restaurant, where you will be able to further engage with and learn about the lives of your drivers. At 2 PM get dropped off back at your hotel where the tour will end.

Your tour begins with you being picked up from your hotel in the jeep and driven along the coast. Your first stop is Marble Mountain, where you will hike to visit a pagoda in a cave with a peaceful view from the mountain. Your next stop is Hai Van Pass, you can take pictures of historical relics here before driving down to the other side of the pass to enjoy your lunch at Lang Co Bay. After lunch, you will move on to Son Tra Peninsula. Drive on a forgotten road to visit the former heliport of the US Army, where helicopters used to supply goods to US soldiers. The final stop is a “must visit” place in Da Nang City named Linh Ung Pagoda, where the Goddess of Mercy white statue is located. At the end of the tour, you will be returned to your hotel.

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. Transfer to Cam Thanh village by boat and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the area. Explore the market with the chef and pick out the necessary ingredients for the cooking class. Discover the Cam Thanh Coconut Village as you paddle through the narrow channels of the area. Then, learn how to catch crabs with rods and special nets. 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.

After pick-up from your hotel in Hoian or Danang, your Jeep driver will pass along the amazing coast to Son Tra Peninsula. On the way, we will stop at several locations with fantastic views to ensure that you will not miss any of them. Driving on a forgotten road, you will have the chance to visit the former heliport of the US Army, where the helicopters used to supply goods to US soldiers and pick up corpses and send them to US aircraft carriers, before sending them home. You will then start heading down the mountain to visit Linh Ung Pagoda and the huge, white Goddess of Mercy statue, which is now definitely a 'must visit' destination in Danang. The trip ends at your place!

Vietnamese food is among the best and most healthy cuisines in the world. No wonder so many people come to Vietnam to learn how to make Vietnamese food. This Eco Cooking Class in Hoi An is a great option for you to not only learn how to make famous Vietnamese dishes, but also to have the chance to experience different activities in Hoi An's coconut jungle: paddle basket boats, watch people catching fish using traditional techniques, and more. With this Hoi An Eco Cooking Class, you will pass through the water coconut jungle on basket boats. Afterwards, you go to cook in a countryside spot close to Hoi An's ancient town. If you are traveling in big groups, this cooking class is the perfect choice. Sample Menu - Goi Cuon: Fresh rice paper salad rolls with pork and shrimp with a tangy peanut hoisin dipping sauce- Pho Bo (cooked Ha Noi style): Beef rice noodle soup infused with beef bones, cinnamon, ginger, and star anise- Mi Xao Hai San: Fried noodles with seafood containing mustard green and either prawn, squid, or beef)- Banh Xeo: Crispy Vietnamese crepes filled with pork and shrimp, bean sprouts, and green onion. Served with lettuce leaves, fresh herbs, and nuoc cham- Seasonal fruits

Bach Ma National Park is one of the largest national parks in Vietnam and a dream destination for nature lovers and bird-watching enthusiasts. Be witness to amazing panoramic views of stunning stretches of jungle and mountain ranges. Whether you depart from Da Nang or Hoi An, this is a not to be missed chance to experience the memorable Hai Van Pass view. Begin the hike with passage through the tropical forest to the peak of the national park to enjoy the breathtaking view - well worth the time and effort. Never forget the memories of the park’s natural beauty together with some historical relics of Vietnamese guerrillas built during the Vietnam War like the slightly odd lodgings and other hiking trails that dot the landscape. Enjoy a lunch in the park and continue with more hiking before starting your journey back to the hotel.

My Son Holy Land was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Many parts of the sanctuary have been ruined by both time and war, but it is still worth witnessing the amazing religious structures and getting to understand the unique Cham culture. Traverse the road to My Son in a restored army Jeep through the countryside with breathtaking views. After pick-up from your hotel in Danang or Hoian, the Jeep will take you to My Son Holy Land with several stops to have a closer look at local life and take photographs. Upon arrival, have a brief introduction about the history, culture and Indian Hindu influence on the Champa Kingdom, then take a walk to visit the remains of the carefully-crafted red brick temples with monuments and epitaphs, which are considered unique and without equal in South East Asia. After exploring, return to your jeep for a comfortable transfer back to your hotel. 

Visit a farm to experience farmers’ lives, and even more exciting, try to be a “real farmer” for a while. You'll then continue driving to visit a bamboo workshop where you could see the beautiful bamboo products done by the local artist. Not far from the workshop, you will get to Cua Dai Bridge which offers you a great view of Thu Bon Rive. Then you will visit a fishing village nearby. Back on the road, you will drive to Cam Kim Island which remains untouched by mass tourism and offers the authentic village sight of Hoian. Driving through the island, you will head to Thanh Ha Village which is famous for its ceramic products. You will visit the one and only ceramic museum in the region to learn more about this traditional work before returning to your hotel or other accommodation.