Things to Do in Da Nang Cruise Port Vietnam  

Amongst many tourist attractions in Da Nang & Hoi An, these are the best places to visit from Da Nang Cruise Port/Tien Sa Port:

– Hoi An Ancient Town: This is a well-preserved Vietnamese town which served as an international trading port in the past. In 1999, Unesco added it to the world heritage site list. Famous things about Hoi An Ancient Town are the Japanese Bridge, streets lined by traditional yellow-wall houses, temples, and decorated by colorful lanterns and flowers, the Lantern festival on full moon night, good-quality and reasonably-priced custom tailoring, tasty specialty dishes (cao lau noodles, mi quang noodles, banh mi sandwich, white rose dumplings), numerous photo stops. See more information & details

– Golden Hands Bridge: 30 km away from the Da Nang Cruise Port, within Sun World Ba Na Hills, this pedestrian bridge is 150-meters-long. It’s famous for its unique design that features a golden bridge held by two giant, stone-like, mossy hands. The hands symbolize the God’s ones trying to give a precious gift to visitors. From an elevation of 1,414 meters, visitors can see a breath-taking view to below areas. Golden Hands Bridge is a must see in Da Nang/Hoi An. See more information & details

– Sun World Ba Na Hills: 30 km away from the Da Nang Cruise Port, this is a complex of lots of things to see and do. It’s well known for world-record cable cars (one of records is ‘longest in the world’), awe-inspiring natural sceneries, amazing Golden Hands Bridge, lovely gardens, comfortable and cool weather, 100-years-old wine cellar, wax statue museum, Southeast Asia’s largest indoor amusement park, exciting shows and performances from foreign artists, a great variety of food options, the highest spot in Da Nang (1,487 meters asl), giant Buddha statues,… See more information & details

– The Marble Mountains: 20 km away from the Da Nang Cruise Port, this is a complex of 5 marble hills rising spectacularly from the ground. It’s also known as ‘Five-elements Mountain’ in Vietnamese. The largest and tallest mountain is the Water Mountain on which visitors can see old Buddhist temples, explore majestic caves, and climb to peaks with a panoramic view. Around its foot, locals carve stone sculptures for sale, and exhibit them along main roads to Hoi An. See more information & details

– Hue Imperial Citadel: 100 km away from the Da Nang Cruise Port, this is the seat of power of Nguyen emperors from 1802 to 1945 when the city Hue played its role as the capital of Vietnam. The most important buildings lie within two protected walls called ‘Imperial City’ and ‘Forbidden Purple City’. There, visitors will see Ngo Mon Gate (the symbol of Hue), Thai Hoa Palace with king’s throne, The Mieu Temple where kings are worshipped, Kien Trung Palace, royal residences, gardens, theatre, pavilions, long corridors, museums, etc. In 1993, as a part of the Complex of Hue Monuments, this place was inscribed as a Unesco world heritage site. See more information & details

– Cham Islands: This archipelago has 8 islands, and is a national marine park, a Unesco world biosphere reserve. Visitors love white-sandy beaches, fresh seafood, incredibly beautiful coral reefs and a rich collection of living creatures here. The nearest harbour is Cua Dai Harbour, some 30 km south of Da Nang Cruise Port. The best way to visit Cham Islands is joining a day trip in which roundtrip transfer by speed boat, entry fees, snorkeling experience, lunch, and guide are included. See more information & details

– Hai Van Pass: 35 km from Da Nang Cruise Port, this mountain pass has a  20 kilometers long stretch of Highway 1A that is considered as the most beautiful coastal road in Vietnam. The route is featured by many hairpin turns and packed with striking panoramic views of the mountains and the sea. On the top, at an elevation of nearly 500 meters, Hai Van Gate is a must see because of its historical remains and the views. See more information & details

– Lap An Lagoon: 45 km from Da Nang Cruise Port, at the foot of Hai Van Pass and on the way to Hue city, this is a beautiful, blue and clear lagoon. It’s surrounded by very high mountains with forests and white clouds. Here, local people raise oysters and they collect and then sell them along the waterside road. See more information & details

– Giant Lady Buddha Statue: 10 km away from Da Nang Cruise Port, within Linh Ung Son Tra Pagoda, this is a 67-meters-tall statue, making it one of the tallest standing Buddhas in Vietnam. From many places in the area, visitors still can see it. In Vietnamese culture, Lady Buddha is also known as Goddess of Mercy, Goddess of Sea or the Mother Buddha. Lots of locals come here to pray during the day. See more information & details

– Linh Ung Son Tra Pagoda: 10 km away from Da Nang Cruise Port, this is the biggest Buddhist temple in the area. It offers huge worshipping halls, towers, a large collection of marble sculptures and bonsai trees, breath-taking views to the sea and the city as well as naughty monkeys which run around. There are many photo opportunities here. See more information & details

– My Khe Beach: 10 km away from the Da Nang Cruise Port, this is the best beach in Da Nang. It boasts a lengthy and clean stretch of white fine sand between crystal-clear seawater and lots of coconut trees. Along it, there are numerous sun loungers, seafood restaurants, bars/pubs. See more information & details