

by Bui Travel
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118This full-day bus tour lasts about eight hours and travels from Hoi An or Danang to Hue, crossing the Hai Van Pass. The trip includes private transportation, bottled water, and entrance fees. The route features several stops where travelers can explore and photograph local landmarks. The first stop is the Marble Mountains, where visitors spend about an hour and a half. Here, they can walk among pagodas, including Linh Ung Pagoda, and see lotus ponds, bonsai plants, and decorative tilework. Afterward, the tour continues to the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang for a 40-minute stop to take photos of this structure built between 2009 and 2013. Next, the tour drives along the 20-kilometre Hai Van Pass, Vietnam’s highest mountain pass at 500 metres above sea level. The road offers winding curves with views of mountains, the South China Sea, beaches, jungles, and distant city lights. After the pass, the group stops at Lang Co Beach for about an hour to take photos and optionally have lunch at local restaurants. Further along, the tour visits Lap An Lagoon, known for a large oyster and seafood farm, where guests can take photos and try oysters or sashimi. The journey continues to Suoi Mo Waterfall, also called Dream Waterfall, where visitors have about an hour and twenty minutes to swim and take pictures. The final stop is Phu Loc, a fishing village where travelers observe local fishermen at work and see their tools and methods. Lunch is not included in the tour price. The guide speaks English, and the drivers prioritize safety throughout the trip.
The Marble Mountains
Visitors spend about 90 minutes exploring pagodas on the Marble Mountains, including Linh Ung Pagoda with its detailed archway facing Non Nuoc Beach. The stop includes walking around the courtyard to see lotus ponds, bonsai plants, and tilework. Travel time from pickup to Marble Mountains is approximately 45 minutes.
90 min
Dragon Bridge
This 40-minute stop is at the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang, constructed between 2009 and 2013. The bridge is a well-known city landmark. On weekends, it hosts a fire and water show. The drive from Marble Mountains to Dragon Bridge takes about 30 minutes.
40 min
Hai Van Pass
The tour spends 90 minutes on the Hai Van Pass, a 20-kilometre mountain road connecting Da Nang and Lang Co in Hue Province. At 500 metres elevation, it is Vietnam’s highest pass. The road has curves and hairpin turns with views of mountains, the South China Sea, beaches, jungles, and city lights. Travel from Dragon Bridge to Hai Van Pass takes around 45 minutes.
90 min
Lang Co Beach
Lang Co Beach is a natural beach located between Da Nang and Hue. The stop lasts about an hour, allowing time for photographs and optional lunch at local restaurants.
60 min
Lap An Lagoon
At Lap An Lagoon, known for its large oyster and seafood farms in central Vietnam, visitors spend 40 minutes. Guests can take photos and eat oysters or sashimi here.
40 min
Suoi Mo Waterfall (dream Waterfall)
This stop lasts about 80 minutes at Suoi Mo Waterfall, one of Vietnam’s notable waterfalls. Visitors can swim and take photographs.
80 min
Phu Loc
The final 80-minute stop is in Phu Loc, a fishing village where guests observe local fishermen at work and learn about their tools and techniques.
80 min


by Bui Travel
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118This full-day bus tour lasts about eight hours and travels from Hoi An or Danang to Hue, crossing the Hai Van Pass. The trip includes private transportation, bottled water, and entrance fees. The route features several stops where travelers can explore and photograph local landmarks. The first stop is the Marble Mountains, where visitors spend about an hour and a half. Here, they can walk among pagodas, including Linh Ung Pagoda, and see lotus ponds, bonsai plants, and decorative tilework. Afterward, the tour continues to the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang for a 40-minute stop to take photos of this structure built between 2009 and 2013. Next, the tour drives along the 20-kilometre Hai Van Pass, Vietnam’s highest mountain pass at 500 metres above sea level. The road offers winding curves with views of mountains, the South China Sea, beaches, jungles, and distant city lights. After the pass, the group stops at Lang Co Beach for about an hour to take photos and optionally have lunch at local restaurants. Further along, the tour visits Lap An Lagoon, known for a large oyster and seafood farm, where guests can take photos and try oysters or sashimi. The journey continues to Suoi Mo Waterfall, also called Dream Waterfall, where visitors have about an hour and twenty minutes to swim and take pictures. The final stop is Phu Loc, a fishing village where travelers observe local fishermen at work and see their tools and methods. Lunch is not included in the tour price. The guide speaks English, and the drivers prioritize safety throughout the trip.
The Marble Mountains
Visitors spend about 90 minutes exploring pagodas on the Marble Mountains, including Linh Ung Pagoda with its detailed archway facing Non Nuoc Beach. The stop includes walking around the courtyard to see lotus ponds, bonsai plants, and tilework. Travel time from pickup to Marble Mountains is approximately 45 minutes.
90 min
Dragon Bridge
This 40-minute stop is at the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang, constructed between 2009 and 2013. The bridge is a well-known city landmark. On weekends, it hosts a fire and water show. The drive from Marble Mountains to Dragon Bridge takes about 30 minutes.
40 min
Hai Van Pass
The tour spends 90 minutes on the Hai Van Pass, a 20-kilometre mountain road connecting Da Nang and Lang Co in Hue Province. At 500 metres elevation, it is Vietnam’s highest pass. The road has curves and hairpin turns with views of mountains, the South China Sea, beaches, jungles, and city lights. Travel from Dragon Bridge to Hai Van Pass takes around 45 minutes.
90 min
Lang Co Beach
Lang Co Beach is a natural beach located between Da Nang and Hue. The stop lasts about an hour, allowing time for photographs and optional lunch at local restaurants.
60 min
Lap An Lagoon
At Lap An Lagoon, known for its large oyster and seafood farms in central Vietnam, visitors spend 40 minutes. Guests can take photos and eat oysters or sashimi here.
40 min
Suoi Mo Waterfall (dream Waterfall)
This stop lasts about 80 minutes at Suoi Mo Waterfall, one of Vietnam’s notable waterfalls. Visitors can swim and take photographs.
80 min
Phu Loc
The final 80-minute stop is in Phu Loc, a fishing village where guests observe local fishermen at work and learn about their tools and techniques.
80 min