• The Marble Mountains - The first destination is Marble Mountain, where guests can explore the mountain’s many wonders at their own pace. Typically, visitors spend around 90 minutes here, but they are welcome to take more or less time. Climbing over 150 steps (or using the elevator) to reach the summit of Thuy Son (Water Mountain) offers stunning views of natural landscapes and access to the grottoes of Huyen Khong and Tang Chon, as well as the Tam Thai pagoda, constructed in 1825. These ancient religious sites highlight the region’s enduring tradition of stone and marble carving. Visitors can descend the mountain via the handmade staircase or the elevator. The sculpted caves are truly awe-inspiring.
• Dragon Bridge - Dragon Bridge stands as one of Da Nang city’s most iconic modern landmarks. Spanning the Han River, it connects the city center with the My Khe Beach area.

What sets it apart is its dragon-shaped design, stretching 666 meters long, inspired by the Ly Dynasty dragon, a symbol of power, prosperity, and good fortune in Vietnamese culture.

Every Saturday and Sunday evening, as well as on special holidays, the dragon puts on an impressive fire and water show, drawing many locals and visitors. This is the perfect time to enjoy the night view and capture memorable photos.

Dragon Bridge is not only a vital transportation structure but also a proud symbol of Da Nang’s youthful spirit and rapid development.

• Hai Van Pass - When ready, the journey continues to Hai Van Pass. This 21-km-long pass rises up to 1,600 feet in places and is renowned as one of the world’s best coastal roads. “Hai Van” translates to “Ocean Cloud” in Vietnamese, referring to the great mists rising from the sea. The pass once served as the natural boundary between Vietnam and the kingdom of Champa. At the top, there are several lookout points offering breathtaking views of the mountains and sea. The construction of the Hai Van tunnel in 2005 reduced travel times through the mountains by over an hour, transforming the Hai Van Pass into a beautifully serene scenic route. The coffee stop overlooking the sea is both memorable and relaxing, providing a perfect photo opportunity.
• Lang Co Beach - Around 12:30 pm, the journey continues down the pass to Lap An Lagoon for lunch. Guests can choose between a local restaurant near the lagoon or one of the large seafood restaurants at Lang Co Beach.
• Lap An Lagoon - After lunch, the journey continues past Lap An Lagoon, a renowned oyster farming area. There will be a stop for photos and to learn about local oyster farming practices.
• Suoi Mo Waterfall (Dream Waterfall) - A small path leads to a nearby waterfall, where guests can swim, relax, take photos, and enjoy a cold beer in the fresh, cool water. Departure follows once everyone is ready.

• Tea and coffee
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fees

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages

Discover the breathtaking vistas of Vietnam’s Hai Van Pass with a private car tour. Benefit from the convenience of having your own driver and a flexible itinerary, allowing for relaxed stops at stunning viewpoints and hidden local treasures. This tour is perfect for those seeking a scenic drive, especially photography lovers and travelers in search of genuine local experiences. Pickup is available from Hoi An, Da Nang, or Hue, ensuring a customized journey without any rush.

• Private car tour customized to your group’s desires
• Flexible itinerary for photography opportunities and local exploration
• Spectacular views of mountains and ocean along Hai Van Pass
• Convenient pickup from Hoi An, Da Nang, or Hue

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.