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Top things to do in Da Nang

Sun World Asia Park entrance with traditional architecture and ferris wheel in the background.

Da Nang Downtown Tickets

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Sun World Ba Na Hills Tickets

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Quick overview

  • Distance from Da Nang: 9–10 km
  • Distance from Hoi An: ~20–30 km
  • Travel time: 15–40 minutes each way depending on pickup city
  • On-site visit duration: 4.5 hours (half-day) or 8–11 hours (full-day)
  • Cost range: ~₫438,000–₫1,505,000
  • Best season/time of year: February–August for clear skies; sunset tours for cooler weather
  • Meeting/drop-off point: Hotel pickup and drop-off in Da Nang or Hoi An
  • Key attractions: Marble Mountains, Am Phu Cave, Lady Buddha (Son Tra Peninsula), Hoi An Ancient Town, Cam Thanh Coconut Jungle (selected tours)

What to expect on your Marble Mountains tour?

Aerial view of Da Nang cityscape with high-rise buildings and a river bridge.
Interior view of Am Phu Cave with stone carvings and altar, Marble Mountains, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam.
Statue at Am Phu Cave entrance, Marble Mountains, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam.
Hoi An's old yellow houses with colorful lanterns and street cafes.
Tourists navigating a river in bamboo basket boats, Hoi An, Vietnam.
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Smooth hotel pickup and an easy start

Your guide meets you at your hotel in Da Nang or Hoi An before you ride in an air-conditioned vehicle toward the Marble Mountains area. Expect a short, comfortable drive with early glimpses of the coastline.

Scenic arrival and guided mountain exploration

Climb the stone steps at a relaxed pace as your guide leads you through pagodas, viewpoints, and marble-carved grottoes. Am Phu Cave, panoramic terraces, and breezy hilltop temples make this the core highlight of the day.

Lady Buddha stop with sweeping sea views (if included)

If your tour covers the Son Tra Peninsula, you’ll visit the towering Lady Buddha statue and a peaceful coastal pagoda complex. It’s a calm, photogenic break with wide views of Da Nang Bay.

Hoi An Ancient Town wander + dinner time (if included)

Selected tours continue to Hoi An, where you stroll lantern-framed streets, riverside markets, and heritage shophouses. Dinner is included on certain tours, giving you a relaxed, flavorful pause before the evening glow sets in.

Coconut Jungle & basket boat add-ons

Full-day itineraries may include Cam Thanh’s Coconut Jungle, where you hop onto a basket boat for gentle spins, photo moments, and a closer look at local river life. It’s light, fun, and great for families.

Comfortable ride back with hotel drop-off

End the day with an easy return journey in your AC vehicle. Your guide drops you back at your hotel, usually early evening for half-day tours or later night for the full-day versions.

Things to know before booking your Marble Mountains tour

  • Booking window
    These tours regularly fill up during peak months (Feb–Aug). Book at least 1–2 weeks ahead if you want sunset slots or full-day combos that include Hoi An and the Coconut Jungle.

  • Departure & logistics
    All tours include convenient hotel pickup/drop-off from Da Nang or Hoi An. Expect short transfers (15–40 minutes) in comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles across all variants.

  • Tour duration & formats
    Choose between half-day, morning with lunch, sunset, or full-day formats. Longer tours add Hoi An Ancient Town and Cam Thanh Coconut Jungle, while shorter ones focus on Marble Mountains and Lady Buddha.

  • What’s included
    All tours come with a local guide and transfers; certain itineraries include**** lunch or dinner. Add-ons vary by tour selected—Lady Buddha visits, Hoi An walking time, and basket boat rides are included only in selected full-day options.

  • Group size & guidance
    These are guided shared tours with clear commentary by an English-speaking guide.

  • Policies & accessibility
    Marble Mountains involves steps, uneven surfaces, and exposed areas—not ideal for those with mobility challenges. Bring comfortable shoes, water, and weather protection. No special age restrictions, but families should expect moderate walking.

Which Marble Mountains tour to choose

Ticket typeDurationInclusionsTransfersBest suited forUpgradesPrice from

Marble Mountains & Lady Buddha Tour

4–7 hrs

Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha, guide, hotel transfers

Da Nang/Hoi An

First-timers, short trips

Sunset tour; Morning tour + lunch; Full combo with Hoi An + dinner

₫437,500

Marble Mountains & Hoi An City Tour

5–9 hrs

Marble Mountains, Hoi An Ancient Town, guide, hotel transfers

Da Nang

Culture lovers, evening explorers

Half-day + dinner; Lady Buddha + Hoi An + dinner; Full-day including Coconut Jungle + lunch & dinner

₫611,000

Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha & Hoi An Tour

5–9 hrs

Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha, Hoi An, guide, hotel transfers

Da Nang

Travelers wanting a fuller route

Half-day + dinner; Full-day incl. Cam Thanh Coconut Jungle + lunch + basket boat + lantern release

₫731,251
Why a guided Marble Mountains tour just makes the day easier

Skip the transport puzzle, avoid long waits, and let your guide handle timing while you enjoy the views. With hotel transfers, pre-arranged entry, and a planned route covering Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha, and Hoi An, you spend more time exploring and less time figuring things out. It’s the simplest way to see all the highlights in one smooth trip.

Lady Buddha statue on Son Tra Peninsula, Da Nang, Vietnam, surrounded by lush greenery and ocean views.

Highlights of a day trip to Marble Mountains

Buddha statue and altar inside Huyen Khong Cave, Marble Mountains, Da Nang, Vietnam.

Huyen Khong Cave

Walk into a vast chamber lit by natural shafts of sunlight. You’ll see towering rock walls, Buddhist shrines, incense smoke drifting through the air, and small altars tucked into cool, shadowy corners.

Tam Thai Pagoda with Buddha statue and ornate roof, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Linh Ung Pagoda entrance with green-tiled roof and bonsai trees in Da Nang, Vietnam.
Beach and forest view at Son Tra peninsula, Da Nang, Vietnam with boats on the water.
Altar with statue inside a cave at Sơn Trà Peninsula, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam.

Explore more along the way

Cam Thanh Coconut Jungle

A fun detour through palm-lined waterways by basket boat, with quick demos along the route.

Time required: 45–60 minutes

Included in:

  • From Da Nang: Marble Mountains & Hoi An City Tour with Transfers
  • From Da Nang: Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha, & Hoi An City Tour with Transfers

Lady Buddha (Linh Ung Pagoda)

Peaceful coastal temple with a 67-m statue watching over Da Nang.

Time required: ~45 minutes

Included in:

  • From Da Nang/Hoi An: Marble Mountains & Lady Buddha Tour with Transfers
  • From Da Nang: Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha, & Hoi An City Tour with Transfers

Hoi An Ancient Town

Lantern-lit streets, old merchant houses, and riverside cafés perfect after sunset.

Time required: 2–3 hours

Included in:

  • From Da Nang: Marble Mountains & Hoi An City Tour with Transfers
  • From Da Nang: Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha, & Hoi An City Tour with Transfers

Plan your visit to Marble Mountains from Da Nang/Hoi An

Marble Mountains and surrounding village in Đà Nẵng, Vietnam.

Marble Mountains are open daily from 7am–5:30pm; last entry at 5pm. Typical on-site visit lasts about 2–4 hours.

  • Best time of day: Early morning (8am–10am) is the most comfortable for climbing and exploring caves before the heat builds up. Late afternoon (3pm–5pm) offers cooler temperatures, softer light, and great photography from viewpoints.
  • Best time of year: The most comfortable months are February to May, when skies are clear and temperatures are mild. June to August is sunny but hot and busy, while September to October offers pleasant weather with fewer crowds. November to January is cooler with some rain, but the mountains are quieter and calmer.

Address: 2737+F7 Ngũ Hành Sơn, Da Nang, Vietnam | Find on Maps

Located between Da Nang (20–30 minutes) and Hoi An (35–45 minutes) along the coastal Trường Sa Road, Marble Mountains is easy to reach by road.

  • By coach/bus: All tours include hotel pickup from Da Nang or Hoi An in an air-conditioned minibus/car. Travel time ranges from 20–45 minutes, depending on where you're staying.
  • By car: A direct drive takes 20–30 minutes from Da Nang and around 40 minutes from Hoi An. Parking is available near the main entrance and elevator area, with no tolls on these short routes.
Woman drinking water while hiking with mountain view in background.
  • Sun protection: Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses—the sun can feel strong on exposed stairways, open viewpoints, and during coastal stops like Lady Buddha or Hoi An.
  • Comfortable shoes: Marble Mountains includes stairs, caves, and uneven paths. Closed, grippy footwear makes the climb easier and safer.
  • Light jacket or scarf: Elevated viewpoints and coastal stops can get breezy, especially in the late afternoon or during cooler months.
  • Water & small snacks: It’s easy to get thirsty while exploring caves and viewpoints. Bring a bottle of water and a small snack for energy during climbs.
  • Cash: Useful for buying drinks, snacks, elevator tickets, or small souvenirs at Marble Mountains and Hoi An.
  • Camera/phone with good storage: You’ll want photos—from cave interiors to river and ocean views—so keep your device charged and ready.
Person exploring illuminated cave with statue, Marble Mountains, Da Nang, Vietnam.
  • Air-conditioned transport: Comfortable minivans with AC and hotel pickup/drop-off from Da Nang or Hoi An.
  • Tour guide: English-speaking guide to manage timing, routes, and insights at each stop.
  • Drinking water: Available on all tours; helps during climbs and warmer months.
  • Meals (if included): Some tours offer lunch or dinner so you don't need to worry about planning your food.
  • Accessibility notes: Marble Mountains involves steep stairs, uneven surfaces, and caves; elevator tickets are not included and do not provide full accessibility.
Vietnamese rice noodles with shrimp, herbs, and sesame crackers in a bowl.

Da Nang – common lunch stop

  • Ba Do Seafood: Local favorite for fresh seafood, grilled fish, and Vietnamese classics near My Khe Beach.
  • Mi Quang 1A: Famous spot for Da Nang’s signature turmeric noodle dish, quick and satisfying between tour stops.
  • Banh Xeo Ba Duong: Crispy banh xeo and nem lui, great for a casual and flavorful local meal.

Hoi An – evening stop on most tours

  • Morning Glory: Popular pick for Hoi An specialties like cao lau, white rose dumplings, and crispy pancakes.
  • Cargo Club: Riverside dining with Vietnamese dishes, pastries, and great sunset views.
  • Bale Well: Set menus with satay skewers, spring rolls, and wrap-your-own platters—fast, filling, and fun.
Trekking shoes on rocky terrain with mountain view in the background.
  • Arrive on time for pickup, as vehicles cannot wait beyond the allowed window.
  • Wear sturdy, closed shoes—stairs and cave paths can be steep, uneven, or slippery after rain.
  • Dress modestly inside pagodas, covering shoulders and knees, and keep noise to a minimum around worshippers.
  • Stay on marked paths and avoid entering restricted or blocked-off cave areas.
  • Move slowly through caves and narrow stairways, watching both your footing and head clearance.
  • Keep children close and supervised at all times, especially near edges and cave entrances.
  • Do not smoke inside caves and avoid touching statues, carvings, or temple objects.
  • Carry any trash with you until you find a bin to help keep the site clean.

Visitor tips

  • Plan your ascent: Choose between the 156 stone-step climb and the glass elevator ride. The elevator option saves energy and is a smart choice if you’re traveling with kids or have mobility concerns, letting you focus on the experience.
  • Schedule photography stops: Allocate 10–15 minutes at key lookouts like Vọng Hải Đài to soak in the panoramic views of Da Nang’s coastline and surrounding village scenes. These brief pauses help you capture memorable, well-lit shots.
  • Dress and pack right: Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and bring a refillable water bottle, hat, and sunscreen. These essentials help you tackle uneven, sometimes slippery steps and stay comfortable in Vietnam’s tropical climate.
  • Respect the cultural vibe: Dress modestly when visiting pagodas and sacred caves. Taking a moment for quiet reflection enhances your connection to the deep history and spiritual heritage of Marble Mountains.

Frequently asked questions about Marble Mountains tours

Most tours last 4–6 hours for half-day options and 8–10 hours for full-day variants, including hotel transfers and any Hoi An or Coconut Jungle add-ons.

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