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Vivian_S, Jul 2026
A must book
As a female solo traveler, I was skeptical about doing this trip. But, Khanh made it such a great experience. So much so that I was going to cut my trip in Da Nang short until this tour. My guide was kind, safe on the bike, and incredibly knowledgeable. It was a full 8 hours and I loved every minute. This is a must book!
Trisha_P, Jun 2026
We had the best time on...
We had the best time on our trip with Tai and Bao! They are excellent drivers who know the roads well, making us feel completely safe the whole way. They also knew all the best spots for fantastic photos, and took really good care of us. We had such a wonderful experience. Thank you for making our trip so memorable!
Vernon_T, Jun 2026
Danang travel
Very good experience. Ngoc rides at the speed I am comfortable with. And he can speak good English. I will recommend this to anyone
David_B, Apr 2026
Brilliant tour from Hue to Hoi An with our driver Alex
Very friendly driver/guide Alex. Made sure we were ok all the time. Tour was very informative and interesting. Wasn’t rushed but timings were perfect. Would definitely recommend and book again especially with Alex.
Amanda_T, May 2026
Perfect Solo Day
The tour was perfect. Trung is a complete sweetheart. He was thoughtful, checked to make sure I was comfortable and moved through the activities at my speed. He was a safe driver and I never felt afraid. The swimming hole was fun with lots of locals and children. Highly recommend.
James_G, May 2026
Best Tour Ever
Great tour! Everything went smoothly, thanks to my Easy Driver, Hải! He is awesome and made the day fun. Great stops along the way. Beautiful scenery. I highly recommend this excursion.
Amy_N, May 2026
Oyster farm tour
If you’re looking for a truly authentic experience away from the usual tourist crowds, this oyster farm tour in Lăng Cô is a must. We loved heading out onto the lagoon to meet the local farmers and see firsthand how they cultivate their oysters using traditional methods—it felt like a genuine look into their daily lives rather than a staged attraction. The highlight was definitely resting on the floating platform and enjoying the incredibly fresh oysters, especially when grilled with scallion oil and peanuts right there on the water. It’s a fun, unique, and delicious way to spend an afternoon connecting with the local community and enjoying some of the best seafood in Vietnam.
Giorgos_A, Jan 2026
Worth looking into it
Friendly, professional, and very engaging throughout the entire tour. Very passionate about the destination, which made the experience even better
julia_w, May 2026
Skip the sleeper bus!!! ask for driver trung
Absolute must book!!!, fantastic way to see the sights and learn more about vietnams landscapes. Driver Trung was fantastic, super informative and made the trip seamless. Will definitely be recommending, what a great way to transit from Hoi an to Hue. 🙂🙂🙂
Andrew_Y, May 2026
Top 3 experience/tour ever!!
Truly a one of a kind experience. Went with a group of 5, all said the same thing. Breathtaking views of the Da Nang countryside with supple time to explore sightseeing locations (monkey man, waterfall, beaches, viewpoints). Truly a must do event if in the area.
amor_m, Jul 2024
A most unique culinary experience
One of the most unique experiences to do whilst in Danang. The tour organizer is a social entrepreneur. My preferred operator in Danang.
Colin_H, May 2024
Expensive but comfortable tour
Our driver was great, went beyond to make the day good for us. For us the tour was just a means of getting from Hue to Hoi An via Ba Na Hills resort with time to enjoy the latter. Probably not the cheapest way to achieve that end but very comfortable.
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The Hai Van Pass offers scenic stops for photographers, Instagrammers, and independent drivers.
Not all transfer services to or from Hue will use the Hai Van Pass. Check the itinerary before you book.
Travelers who use wheelchairs can request a vehicle with a ramp, which may be more readily available through private drivers.
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What is the Hai Van Pass, and where is it in Vietnam?
The Hai Van Pass is one of the most famous mountain passes in the world; it stretches for 13 miles (21 kilometers) along the Vietnamese coast, just north of the city of Da Nang. It offers zig-zagging views of jungle-clad mountains, cascading waterfalls, sandy bays, and a Nguyen Dynasty lookout post.
What makes the Hai Van Pass a popular tourist attraction?
Often hailed as Vietnam’s most scenic stretch of road, the Hai Van Pass is popular for its wild switchbacks that climb up and down the Annamite Range, offering fabulous views of the coast, the jungle, and waterfalls. It also links the cities of Da Nang and Hue, two major stops on any central Vietnam itinerary.
How do I get to the Hai Van Pass from Da Nang or Hue?
Only three roads head north from Da Nang to Hue—so if you’re not on QL1A or CT01 (the main highways), you’re on the Hai Van Pass. From Hue, it’s the same story. A good rule of thumb: If you stick to the coast, you can’t miss the Hai Van Pass. If you don’t have your own wheels, plenty of tours can get you here.
Can I drive or ride a motorbike along the Hai Van Pass?
Yes. You can drive a car or ride a motorbike along the Hai Van Pass. A motorbike is the best way to explore, as there’s nothing like experiencing it in the open air. However, it’s not recommended for beginner bikers, as the pass is used by large vehicles and has lots of blind curves.
What are the best viewpoints along the Hai Van Pass?
While almost all of the Hai Van Pass is scenic, the best viewpoints include the Hai Van Gate, which marks the highest point of the Hai Van Pass; Hai Van Peak, just past the gate, for excellent panoramic views; Lap An Lagoon and its mangrove forests; and Lang Co Beach, famous for its white sands.
What is the best time of day to visit the Hai Van Pass for the most scenic views?
If you’re an early bird, you’re in for a treat—the Hai Van Pass runs mostly north–south, so you can catch exquisite sunrise views of the East China Sea. If that’s too much, aim for golden hour (about an hour before sunset) to catch the mountains and valleys awash in warm light and long shadows.
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