



by Dacotours Co.,Ltd
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$66This is a six-hour daily ingroup tour starting from Da Nang city center in the afternoon. The tour begins with a hotel pickup around 3:00 pm by a modern air-conditioned bus with a professional driver. The first stop is a stone carving village near the Marble Mountains, where visitors spend about 20 minutes observing local artisans at work in over 600 workshops. These workshops produce detailed stone carvings including Champa and Buddha statues, household items, and handcrafted jewelry made from precious stones. Guests may watch the carving process and have the option to purchase souvenirs. Next, the tour continues to the Marble Mountains for approximately one and a half hours. Visitors explore five limestone hills featuring caves such as Tang Chon, pagodas including Xa Loi tower, and marble sculptures created by skilled artisans. The site offers panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding areas. An optional elevator is available for easier access but requires an additional fee not included in the tour price. After the Marble Mountains, the group travels to Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for about two hours. The guide leads a walking tour through lantern-lit streets during sunset, visiting key historical sites such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, the Cantonese Assembly Hall, and the Old House of Phung Hung. The tour includes free time to explore the Hoi An Night Market for 45 minutes, where visitors can browse local handicrafts, enjoy traditional Vietnamese foods, and watch live cultural performances. Dinner featuring Vietnamese local cuisine, including vegetarian options, is provided during the visit. Bottled water, all entry fees, an English-speaking guide, and round-trip hotel transfers in Da Nang city center are included. Surcharges on Vietnamese public holidays and tips for the guide and driver are not included. Children must be accompanied by an adult. In case of poor weather, the tour may be rescheduled or refunded.
Da Nang
The tour begins with pickup from hotels in Da Nang city center around 3:00 pm, preparing guests for the six-hour trip to Marble Mountains and Hoi An Ancient Town.
15 min
The Marble Mountains
This village hosts over 600 workshops where skilled artisans carve stone into intricate designs, including Champa and Buddha statues, household items, and jewelry. Visitors can watch the carving process and buy souvenirs while learning about the local craft traditions.
20 min
The Marble Mountains
Guests explore the five limestone hills with their caves, marble sculptures, and spiritual sites like Xa Loi tower and various pagodas. The tour includes visits to natural caves such as Tang Chon cave and provides panoramic views of the ocean and nearby city. The guide shares stories about the mountains' history and cultural significance.
90 min
Hoi An Ancient Town
The group walks through the UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved architecture and lantern-lit streets. The guide explains the town's history and culture while visiting temples and traditional buildings. Guests experience both ancient alleys and the local atmosphere.
120 min
Japanese Covered Bridge
This 17th-century bridge was built by the Japanese community to connect with the Chinese quarter. It features a mix of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese architectural styles and appears on Vietnam’s 20,000 VND banknote. The guide provides historical and cultural context about the bridge.
20 min
Cantonese Assembly Hall
Built in 1885 by Chinese immigrants from Guangdong, this hall combines Chinese, Vietnamese, and French architectural elements. Dedicated to the sea goddess Thien Hau, it has elaborate decorations including dragon motifs and sculptures. The guide points out photo opportunities and explains the hall’s cultural importance.
20 min
The Old House of Phun Hung
Dating back over 200 years, this house blends Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural styles. Visitors see wooden beams, detailed carvings, and antique furniture that reflect Hoi An’s history as a trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries.
20 min
Hoi An Night Market
Guests have free time to explore the night market along the Thu Bon River. The market features stalls selling handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional Vietnamese food. Live music and dance performances contribute to the lively atmosphere in the lantern-lit streets.
45 min
Dacotours Office – 195 Dang Vu Hy, An Hai Ward, Da Nang City.
End point
Dacotours Office – 195 Dang Vu Hy, An Hai Ward, Da Nang City.




by Dacotours Co.,Ltd
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$66This is a six-hour daily ingroup tour starting from Da Nang city center in the afternoon. The tour begins with a hotel pickup around 3:00 pm by a modern air-conditioned bus with a professional driver. The first stop is a stone carving village near the Marble Mountains, where visitors spend about 20 minutes observing local artisans at work in over 600 workshops. These workshops produce detailed stone carvings including Champa and Buddha statues, household items, and handcrafted jewelry made from precious stones. Guests may watch the carving process and have the option to purchase souvenirs. Next, the tour continues to the Marble Mountains for approximately one and a half hours. Visitors explore five limestone hills featuring caves such as Tang Chon, pagodas including Xa Loi tower, and marble sculptures created by skilled artisans. The site offers panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding areas. An optional elevator is available for easier access but requires an additional fee not included in the tour price. After the Marble Mountains, the group travels to Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for about two hours. The guide leads a walking tour through lantern-lit streets during sunset, visiting key historical sites such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, the Cantonese Assembly Hall, and the Old House of Phung Hung. The tour includes free time to explore the Hoi An Night Market for 45 minutes, where visitors can browse local handicrafts, enjoy traditional Vietnamese foods, and watch live cultural performances. Dinner featuring Vietnamese local cuisine, including vegetarian options, is provided during the visit. Bottled water, all entry fees, an English-speaking guide, and round-trip hotel transfers in Da Nang city center are included. Surcharges on Vietnamese public holidays and tips for the guide and driver are not included. Children must be accompanied by an adult. In case of poor weather, the tour may be rescheduled or refunded.
Da Nang
The tour begins with pickup from hotels in Da Nang city center around 3:00 pm, preparing guests for the six-hour trip to Marble Mountains and Hoi An Ancient Town.
15 min
The Marble Mountains
This village hosts over 600 workshops where skilled artisans carve stone into intricate designs, including Champa and Buddha statues, household items, and jewelry. Visitors can watch the carving process and buy souvenirs while learning about the local craft traditions.
20 min
The Marble Mountains
Guests explore the five limestone hills with their caves, marble sculptures, and spiritual sites like Xa Loi tower and various pagodas. The tour includes visits to natural caves such as Tang Chon cave and provides panoramic views of the ocean and nearby city. The guide shares stories about the mountains' history and cultural significance.
90 min
Hoi An Ancient Town
The group walks through the UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved architecture and lantern-lit streets. The guide explains the town's history and culture while visiting temples and traditional buildings. Guests experience both ancient alleys and the local atmosphere.
120 min
Japanese Covered Bridge
This 17th-century bridge was built by the Japanese community to connect with the Chinese quarter. It features a mix of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese architectural styles and appears on Vietnam’s 20,000 VND banknote. The guide provides historical and cultural context about the bridge.
20 min
Cantonese Assembly Hall
Built in 1885 by Chinese immigrants from Guangdong, this hall combines Chinese, Vietnamese, and French architectural elements. Dedicated to the sea goddess Thien Hau, it has elaborate decorations including dragon motifs and sculptures. The guide points out photo opportunities and explains the hall’s cultural importance.
20 min
The Old House of Phun Hung
Dating back over 200 years, this house blends Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural styles. Visitors see wooden beams, detailed carvings, and antique furniture that reflect Hoi An’s history as a trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries.
20 min
Hoi An Night Market
Guests have free time to explore the night market along the Thu Bon River. The market features stalls selling handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional Vietnamese food. Live music and dance performances contribute to the lively atmosphere in the lantern-lit streets.
45 min
Dacotours Office – 195 Dang Vu Hy, An Hai Ward, Da Nang City.
End point
Dacotours Office – 195 Dang Vu Hy, An Hai Ward, Da Nang City.