8 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Explore the mystical Marble Mountains and Am Phu Cave
Visit the grand Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula
Drive along the scenic Hai Van Pass with stunning ocean views
Enjoy a delicious local lunch and picturesque fishing village views
€ 134.39
€ 123.64
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Begin your adventure by ascending the stone steps of the Marble Mountains, a cluster of limestone hills dotted with caves, pagodas, and shrines. Wander through Am Phu Cave, a fascinating site featuring symbolic representations of “Heaven and Hell,” and enjoy panoramic views from Linh Ung Pagoda, a serene spiritual landmark. The journey continues to Son Tra Peninsula, where the magnificent Linh Ung Pagoda stands tall, surrounded by lush landscapes and ocean breezes.
Next, travel along the legendary Hai Van Pass, Vietnam’s longest and most scenic mountain road. The winding path offers breathtaking views of the coastline and verdant hills, making it a favorite among travelers and photographers. Your journey then leads to Lang Co Beach, a tranquil paradise known for its soft white sand and calm blue waters. Take a refreshing swim, stroll along the shoreline, or simply relax under the sun. After a delightful local lunch, visit the nearby Lang Co Fishing Village, where you can observe traditional coastal life before returning to your hotel. This tour perfectly combines adventure, culture, and relaxation in the heart of Da Nang’s natural beauty.
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Transportation with air-conditioning
Entrance fees
One way elevator at Marble Mountains
Food and drinks
English speaking tour guide
Travel insurance coverage
Gratuities
Personal expenses
Sunscreen
Hat flip flops
Sandals
Swimsuit
Beachwear and towel
Camera
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
This tour will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Minimum guest must have to be 2 person aleast
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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One of the most beautiful roads I have seen. I heard many ask if it’s safe or can ride with the automatic transmission, you absolutely can and it’s not as dangerous as it looks from the photos. If you don’t have much experience you can just drive slower and take longer angles. The ride is definitely worth it in any weather. Have been here several times and it was always great. You can find various cafes on the way and enjoy the views. The road at the start (if you come from Da Nang) is being a bit dusty due to the nearby construction but very soon it ends and you get to ride pretty normal road. Safe driving ✌️
Hai Van Pass is an amazing mountain pass right in the middle of Central Vietnam.. It's famous for its dramatic coastal views and winding roads. It acts as a natural border between Da Nang and Thua Thien-Hue Province. The pass offers breathtaking views of the coastline, mountains, and the sea, which makes it a super popular spot for tourists and a favorite among motorcycle riders.
The Hai Van Pass (also known as "Ocean Cloud Pass") is a stunning mountain pass located in Central Vietnam, approximately 20 km north of Da Nang and 80 km south of Hue. It serves as a natural boundary between Da Nang City and Thua Thien Hue Province. Whether you're looking for an adventurous motorbike ride or a scenic drive, the Hai Van Pass offers an unforgettable experience for visitors to Da Nang.if you can ride bike or dont have licence you can take easy rider #gphuot #jenny #traveltovietnam
Most beautiful views in the world. Please try Heritage train from Hue to Da Nang or reverse to have great experience
It was alright. Nice high view of Da Nang and the winding road that you drive to get up there. The view point / fort area is small but free. You can see both sides of the pass from here. Good for stretching your legs, but otherwise, quite dull. The road up is not that scenic. Lots of lush trees and peek a boo views of the water. There is a brand new water fall bath area that just opened at the base of the ascent. It's the biggest waterfall with mountain stream water. Only 1 other water fall that was basically a small, small, unimpressive stream after that. The strip of shops have garbage piled along side of them that makes for a small sad sight. I'm not tourist that can ignore stuff like that. 1 star knocked for this. It obviously wasn't just garbage from the last day or two. I wish people (merchants, locals and visitors) would take better care of their neighboring spaces, not just their immediate spaces or property. The fort itself is nice but not worth the extra 10km and time if you are prone to carsickness or have other things to see. I was fine with the ride but my mother got sick. Apparently, it gets really busy some days, with folks running across the road and no place for cars and busses to stop but it was very quiet when we were there. I'd definitely NOT go back if it was busy. I would be happier spending more time at one of the many seafood restaurants or drink spots along the way.
