About this tour
A half-day city sightseeing plan that takes you to the must-visit spots when you come to Da Nang!
"Marble Mountains" is a popular scenic spot in Da Nang where you can see the beautiful city of Da Nang, and it is a very popular spot among tourists!
Da Nang's pink church, ``Da Nang Cathedral,'' not only has a beautiful exterior, but the inside of the church, designed in a Gothic style, is so mysterious and beautiful that you will be left speechless.
We will also show you other spots you should visit when you come to Da Nang, such as Han Market, which is convenient for purchasing Da Nang souvenirs, with a reliable Japanese guide!
Lunch is included after sightseeing!
Schedule
08:00
Departing from Hoi An hotel
08:40
Hotel pick-up in Da Nang
09:10
Five Element Mountains
10:10
Danang Beach
10:30
Cham Sculpture Museum
11:15
Da Nang Cathedral, Han Market
12:00
Lunch
13:40
Arrival at Hoi An hotel
Included items/Precautions
Included
Car, Japanese guide, lunch
What is not included
Chip (optional)
Personal expenses
Services other than the above
Notes
-Tour schedule may be changed or canceled depending on weather, traffic conditions, etc.
- Customers are responsible for managing their valuables and luggage.
Accommodation/gathering information
Pick up time/location
Pick up time/location
Cancellation Policy for This Tour
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Free up to 2 days before the participation date, 100% charge up to 1 day before the participation date. In addition, 100% charge will be made for no-shows due to non-participation.
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Free up to 2 days before the participation date, 100% charge up to 1 day before the participation date. In addition, 100% charge will be made for no-shows due to non-participation.
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Prices are in Japanese yen (JPY). You will continue to the existing official booking and payment system, which may display Japanese. Guide languages and departure points remain as stated in each tour.