Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port

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Duration

1 Day

Tour Type

Private

Language

English

Transports

High Quality

Overview Tour

Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port is a day trip that gives you a wonderful opportunity to explore the highlight attractions and shop in the most dynamic city in Central Vietnam. Traveling by car from Tien Sa Port took about 30 kilometers and 45 minutes. Located on the central coast of Vietnam, Danang has many beautiful beaches that run along the length of the city. Da Nang is favored by nature and for its welcoming locals, professional services, and diverse cuisine that appeals to tourists on their first step into the city.

Discover the amazing things in one city—Da Nang. Visit the bustling Han Market, find your inner peace at Linh Ung Pagoda, admire the limestone peaks at Marble Mountain, enjoy the blue water of My Khe Beach, and more. Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port is a great way to learn about the local culture, nature, and lively atmosphere of this largest city in Central Vietnam. The Da Nang City Tour covers everything from beaches to bridges – join us today from the port!

Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port

Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port

Highlights of Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port

Visit mysterious caves and shrines in Marble Moutain and admire impressive stone sculptures in Non Nuoc Stone Craving Village
Learn about the daily life of the locals with interesting experiences at the biggest market in Da Nang, Han Market
Find tranquility in Linh Ung Pagoda with the city view from the greeny Son Tra Peninsula
Unwind at the fresh sea breeze and enjoy the golden sunshine at My Khe Beach
Enjoy Vietnamese and Danang cuisine in the local restaurant.

Detail Itinerary

Our driver and guide will pick you up at Tien Sa Port with a welcome board with your name. You can choose Pickup inside of the port or Pickup outside of the port. Then, transfer you to Da Nang City
Begin your day with an exploration trip to Marble Mountain - a group of five limestone hills about eight kilometers south of Da Nang. Here, you can admire the hidden caves, temples, and pagodas.
Next, you will move to the foot of the mountain to visit Non Nuoc Stone Craving Village. You can satisfy your eyes with the stone sculptures made under the incredibly skillful hands of the local artisans and buy some souvenirs.
Continue the tour by visiting the Cham Sculpture Museum to admire the invaluable artifacts of the Cham people - an ethnic group that once thrived in Central southern Vietnam. Later, have lunch in a local restaurant to enjoy Danang's specialties and Vietnamese cuisine. Take a short rest before the afternoon trip in the dynamic city.

Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port – Sightseeing and Shopping

The tour will continue by visiting Han Market - the most bustling market in Da Nang. Here, meet and talk with friendly locals, observe the daily locals’ activities, and buy Danang local souvenirs for your loved ones.
After exciting experiences at the market, we will move to Son Tra Peninsula to learn about the local spiritual lives at Linh Ung Bai But Pagoda - the largest pagoda among the three Linh Ung Pagoda in Danang. From the mountain, you can see the whole city in your eyes with panoramic views. Then, leave Hoi An and head back to Tien Sa Port before the ship's departure time.
Finish the Da Nang City Tour From Tien Sa Port! Goodbye, and thank you for choosing VM Travel to explore the most livable city in Vietnam. See you again!

Inclusion

High-Quality Transport
Live English Speaking Tour Guide
Local Lunch with Vietnam Cuisine
Entrance fees as Itinerary
Mineral Water 2 Bottles / 1 day / 1 pax

Exclusion

Optional gratuities for driver and guide
Personal expenses and additional meals

For Children

Kids from 0 – 4 years old: free of charge
Kids from 5 – 11 years old: pay 75%
Kids from 12 years old and older as Adult

Tour Price

Price (USD/Person)	Group size 1-12 person
	$82
	Above 12 pax please Contact Now!

Travel Tips

Danang can get quite sunny and hot, so wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
Try local specialties such as Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwich), Mi Quang (noodle dish), and Cao Lau (traditional noodle dish).
Dress modestly when visiting religious sites like Linh Ung Pagoda or temples out of respect for local customs.