• Hue - This serves as either the starting point (Hue-Danang-Hoian) or the destination (Hoian-Danang-Hue).
• Lap An Lagoon - A stop here offers refreshments and a glimpse into the local fishing industry. Travelers can enjoy seafood and capture memorable photos.
• Suoi Mo Waterfall (Dream Waterfall) - Known as Nhi Ho Waterfall, this spring in Hue flows through lush forests, located about 60 km from Hue city and 40 km from Da Nang. It’s conveniently situated for travel between the two cities. Also called the Two Lakes Waterfall in Nam Dong, it offers a refreshing escape during the hot Central region summers. Visitors can swim in the natural pool with clean mountain water and trek to explore more stunning waterfalls.
• Lang Co - Part of Lang Co Bay, one of the world’s most beautiful bays, this beach combines mountains, rivers, seas, and lagoons. It remains a top destination for many travelers, offering fresh and delicious seafood for lunch.
• Hai Van Pass - Recognized as one of the world’s top ten most beautiful coastal roads, Hai Van Pass is steeped in history and admired for its breathtaking beauty. The challenging curves and zigzag roads offer a thrilling trek for backpackers and unique experiences.
• Hai Van Pass - The descent from the top to Da Nang city is a favorite among young travelers. The route is daring, with curves hugging the mountainside. From the pass, the view of the majestic mountains and vast blue sea creates a stunning natural panorama that amazes every traveler.
• Hai Van Pass - This remarkable landscape on the north-south national route resembles a giant dragon and is located on Highway 1 between Thua Thien - Hue province and Danang City. As Vietnam’s highest pass (500 meters above sea level), it marks the end of the Truong Son Range, extending to the sea. The poetic name “Hai Van” comes from the mist rising from the East Sea and clinging to the mountaintops. Enjoy a coffee or juice here to savor the cool air.
• Hai Van Gate - The remnants of Hai Van Quan gate at the top of Hai Van Pass attract many tourists, situated between Thua Thien Hue and Da Nang amidst beautiful landscapes. In 2017, the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism declared it a national monument.
• Dragon Bridge - The Dragon Bridge (Vietnamese: Cầu Rồng) spans the River Hàn in Da Nang, Vietnam. Designed in the shape of a dragon, it breathes fire and water every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night at 9 pm. Capture photos with the Danang Dragon!
• The Marble Mountains - This group of five limestone mountains in Da Nang is both a tourist attraction and a site for Buddha worship. The Marble Mountains are a natural wonder, blending ecological beauty with spiritual and cultural significance, drawing many visitors. According to Cham legend, a dragon laid an egg on Non Nuoc beach, which hatched into a beautiful girl. The eggshell broke into five pieces, forming the magical mountains seen today. In 1825, Emperor Minh Mang named them Marble Mountains, or “Ngu Hanh Son” in Vietnamese, after the five elements of Eastern philosophy: metal, water, fire, wood, and earth. These names remain unchanged, and the Marble Mountains continue to be a natural attraction with majestic peaks, caves, and temples.
• Hoi An - This serves as either the starting point (Hoian-Danang-Hue) or the destination (Hue-Danang-Hoian).

• Private transportation
• Surcharges on fuel
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Discover the stunning highlights of the Hai Van Pass and the scenic route from Hue to Hoian (or the reverse) on a motorcycle with a skilled driver during this exceptional full-day private tour.

Experience breathtaking views and explore the Haivan Pass, celebrated as one of the world’s top ten most beautiful coastal roads. The tour also includes visits to Tam Giang Lagoon, Suoi Mo Waterfall, Lang Co Beach, and the Marble Mountains, ensuring an unforgettable adventure.

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