5D4N Da Nang Hoi An Hue Private Tour

Meet your driver at Da Nang International Airport after immigration and baggage collection. The first afternoon is deliberately flight-adapted rather than fixed. If your flight reaches Da Nang early enough, stop at Marble Mountains before continuing south. If you land in the middle of the afternoon, travel directly to Hoi An so the evening does not become rushed; Marble Mountains can move to Day 2.

Check in, then explore Hoi An Ancient Town in the late afternoon and evening. The core walk can include the Japanese Covered Bridge area, a selected assembly hall or heritage house, riverside streets and the night market. Keep time for cafés, shopping and photographs rather than filling every minute with scheduled stops.

Optional evening choices include a lantern boat, lantern-making workshop or Hoi An Memories Show. These are not automatically bundled into every package because arrival time varies. Overnight: Hoi An in the recommended hotel pattern.

After breakfast, travel to Cam Thanh Coconut Village for the traditional basket-boat experience. The aim is to spend meaningful time in one countryside experience rather than adding a long list of quick stops. A lantern-making or other hands-on activity can be included when selected in advance.

Continue towards Da Nang. If Marble Mountains was not visited on Day 1, this is the natural place to add it. Depending on your interests and walking ability, the afternoon can also include one light Da Nang cluster such as My Khe Beach, Son Tra and Lady Buddha, or the Han River and Dragon Bridge area.

Because the tour is private, the driver or guide can reduce stops if your group prefers a slower day. Overnight: Da Nang.

Travel privately from Da Nang to Ba Na Hills. The recommended sequence is to prioritise the Golden Bridge first, then continue through selected gardens, French Village and Fantasy Park according to weather, queue conditions and your group’s interests.

A full-day visit works better than squeezing Ba Na Hills between unrelated city stops. It gives families and photographers more flexibility and avoids promising every attraction when operating areas can change. The guided and full packages include the standard listed admission arrangement; the private-car package lets you purchase the current ticket option separately.

Return to Da Nang in the afternoon. The evening is free for seafood, shopping, a Han River walk or simply resting at the hotel. Overnight: Da Nang.

Leave Da Nang early for Hue. When road and weather conditions are suitable, travel over the Hai Van Pass for coastal and mountain views; when timing is more important, the tunnel provides the practical alternative.

The suggested Hue core route is Khai Dinh Tomb, the Imperial City and Thien Mu Pagoda. With a private guide, the day can focus on the Nguyen Dynasty, royal architecture and the way Hue’s historical sites fit together instead of treating them as isolated photo stops.

A short Perfume River boat section, Dong Ba Market, cyclo ride or an additional tomb can be added when time allows, but they are intentionally optional. Return to Da Nang for the final night so Day 5 airport logistics stay simple. Overnight: Da Nang.

The final morning stays flexible around your flight. For an afternoon or evening departure, use the time for Han Market, coffee, beach time, shopping or a relaxed lunch. For a late-morning flight, travel directly to the airport after breakfast.

Rento confirms the final airport pickup using your actual airline and flight number. As a planning rule, allow about 3 hours 15 minutes from a Da Nang hotel pickup to an international departure, adding extra buffer for larger groups or peak travel dates.