Attractions in Hoi An

Cam Nam Island is located on the Qiu'an River in Hoi An. It is a peaceful water town. It is famous for its water coconut trees running through the islands. It is carried by a barge boat in the water coconut forest, watching the water coconut forest along the way, feeling different. The style of the cruise. The villagers here still retain a simple living habit, and the thatched cottages built with coconut leaves are warm in winter and cool in summer.

My Khe Beach is located on the eastern outskirts of Da Nang. With soft, fine sands and clear ocean water, it is a very desirable location to visit. Go early in the morning if you want to watch the beautiful sunrise over the sea. Aside from walking on the beach, you can enjoy the sea view or rent a lounge chair for sunbathing. There are also many water sports for you to take advantage of, including jetskis, banana boats and parasailing. Treat yourself to the many seafood restaurants around the beach.

Chudai Beach is found in the southeast of Hoi An. The beach is very white and the sand is fine. The dense coconut trees and rows of awnings with leaves are very beautiful, and there are always waves in the blue sea. In the meanwhile you can enjoy the breeze blowing, and take walk in the beautiful scenery, it is refreshing and enjoyable to experience.

Located on the east of Hoi An, Champo Island was once the site of the ancient Maritime Silk Road. The scenery here is very original, with blue sea water and beautiful corals and algae, which is very suitable for snorkeling. Champo Island established a nature reserve in 2003 and joined the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve in May 2009.

Located 40 kilometers west of Da Nang, Ba Na Hills is now an integrated entertainment site with premium hotels, aerial cableways and theme parks. Ba Na Hills cableway is very distinctive, overlooking the primeval forest from a high altitude, as if you have been transported to a fairyland. Atop the mountain, visitors will find the Linh Ung Bai But Temple. Within the temple, there is a huge alabaster Goddess of Mercy who guards and protects the entirety of the Ba Na Hills.

Nui Son Tra is on the northeastern side of Da Nang. It is largely covered in forest and the scenery is entrancing. On the south side of the mountain, about halfway to the top, visitors will come across the Linh Ung Bai But Temple. With it's 65-meter tall alabaster white Guanyin overlooking Da Nang's urban landscape, it's not only a nice place to burn incense and pray but also a beautiful scenic view. At the very peak of Nui Son Tra, there's a helipad from the Vietnam War left behind by the American military. It is now a scenic overlook. To the west of the Nui Son Tra there's a tiny beach called Tien Sa. Near the beach there is a memorial plaque and a small church.

The Marble Mountains are a cluster of five marble and limestone hills located in Ngu Hanh Son District, just south of Da Nang city. All of the mountains feature cave entrances and numerous tunnels. Visitors can ascend to the summit of Mount Thuy. The location is popular with tourists due to the natural beauty of the landscape and the several Buddhist sanctuaries found here. The sanctuaries contain statues and relief depictions of religious scenes carved out of the marble.

China Beach is located about 30 kilometers north of the sea cloud collar, also known as Da Nang Beach. In the outbreak of the Vietnam War in 1965, Dagang became the first place for the US military to log in due to the geographical advantage of the water depth and port width. It used to be a place where American soldiers used to gather leisurely during the Vietnam War. It has deep blue water and fine white sand, which is known as the golden coast of Vietnam.