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How to get from Da Nang to Hội An Find Transport to Hội An Search accommodation with There are 3 ways to get from Da Nang to Hội An by bus, taxi or car Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2Rio's travel planner. Bus • 55 min Take the bus from Cham Museum Da Nang to 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An Taxi • 27 min Take a taxi from Da Nang to Hội An 29 km Drive • 27 min Drive from Da Nang to Hội An 29 km 14 Weekly Buses 55 min Average Duration 19 ₴ Cheapest Price See schedules Questions & Answers What is the cheapest way to get from Da Nang to Hội An? The cheapest way to get from Da Nang to Hội An is to drive which costs 120 ₴ - 180 ₴ and takes 27 min. More details How do I get from Da Nang to Hội An the fastest? The fastest way to get from Da Nang to Hội An is to taxi. Taking this option will cost 700 ₴ - 900 ₴ and takes 27 min. More details Is there a direct bus between Da Nang and Hội An? Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Cham Museum Da Nang and arriving at 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An. Services depart twice daily, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 55 min. More details How far is it from Da Nang to Hội An? The distance between Da Nang and Hội An is 24 km. The road distance is 29 km. Get driving directions How do I travel from Da Nang to Hội An without a car? The best way to get from Da Nang to Hội An without a car is to bus which takes 55 min and costs 19 ₴ - 310 ₴. More details How long does it take to get from Da Nang to Hội An? The bus from Cham Museum Da Nang to 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An takes 55 min including transfers and departs twice daily. More details Where do I catch the Da Nang to Hội An bus from? Da Nang to Hội An bus services, operated by Hoi An express, depart from Cham Museum Da Nang station. More details Where does the Da Nang to Hội An bus arrive? Da Nang to Hội An bus services, operated by Hoi An express, arrive at 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An station. More details Can I drive from Da Nang to Hội An? Yes, the driving distance between Da Nang to Hội An is 29 km. It takes approximately 27 min to drive from Da Nang to Hội An. Get driving directions Where can I stay near Hội An? There are 1802+ hotels available in Hội An. Prices start at 3 750 ₴ per night. More details What companies run services between Da Nang, Vietnam and Hội An, Vietnam? Hoi An express operates a bus from Cham Museum Da Nang to 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An hourly. Tickets cost 222 ₴ and the journey takes 55 min. Three other operators also service this route. Hoi An express Ave. Duration 1h Frequency Hourly Estimated price 260 ₴ Schedules at Danang Bus The Sinh Tourist Taxi from Da Nang to Hội An Want to know more about travelling around the world? Rome2Rio's Travel Guide series provide vital information for the global traveller. Read our range of informative guides on popular transport routes and companies - including How to get from Stansted Airport into central London, How to get from Gatwick Airport into central London and Getting to Milan from the airport - to help you get the most out of your next trip. Where to next? Trips from Da Nang Trips to Hội An Popular routes central part of Vietnam where the cities of Hoi An, Hue and Da Nang are located, is considered to be one of the main touristic centers of the country. The region contains a diversity of attractions ranging from a UNESCO World Heritage town to archeological sites and even Vietnam’s former imperial capital. For outdoorsy types, the area also has plenty to offer in terms of beaches and you can find plenty of award-winning luxury resorts here. The world’s largest cave – Hang Son Doong – can also be found in the region. If you are also visiting Hanoi during your trip to Vietnam, check out my suggested Hanoi itinerary HERE If you are visiting Da Nang, Hoi An and Hue and thinking how to organize your itinerary and long you need to spend in the area, I would suggest you go for 5 days / 4 nights minimally. The three cities are accessible from each other to be day trip destinations but I would suggest spending at least a night per city to really appreciate the distinct vibe in each place. Where you start really depends on your personal preference and where you are coming from. During my trip to Central Vietnam, I arrived via Da Nang International Airport and headed to Hue right away as it was the farthest of the three cities. From Da Nang, Hue is around a 2 hour drive. Day 1 Da NangDay 2 Enjoy the Cool Climes of Ba Na HillsDay 3 Hue – Vietnam’s Imperial CapitalDay 4 Hoi An Old TownDay 5 Day Trips From Hoi AnDay 6 Da NangWhere to Stay in Central VietnamGetting Around Between Da Nang, Hoi An and HueTravel Tips for Central Vietnam Day 1 Da Nang Da Nang has developed rapidly over the last few years. I remember seeing a construction frenzy of hotels during my very first visit around a decade ago. When I returned recently, I found the coast lined with lodgings catering to all budgets – from local hotels to private full-service resorts. That being said, Da Nang is also one of Vietnam’s larger cities so those intending to come here to experience the country’s fast-paced commerce can also find a less congested version of that here. linh ung buddhist temple Da Nang itself does not have many tourist attractions. Most places worth including in your Da Nang itinerary are at the outskirts of town. I would personally suggest exploring those attractions located in the city on your first day here especially if you arrive some time during midday or the afternoon. You can easily get a cab Grab to the Son Tra Peninsula. Here, the Linh Ung Buddhist Temple comes with a large 67-meter tall statue of Guan Yin facing the sea, a pagoda as well as several vantage points from where one can view the ever-changing skyline of Da Nang. If these views aren’t enough, one can also hire a motorbike for a ride up the mountaintop view point of Ban Co. marble mountain Another popular religious site in Da Nang to include in your itinerary is Marble Mountain – a series of limestone rock formations with temples and shrines hidden inside caves. It is located on the opposite side of town, on the road going towards Hoi An. You can stop by for lunch somewhere in Da Nang after visiting Son Tra Peninsula and before heading to Marble Mountain. If you’d rather have someone arrange all the transport for you, you can check out this day tour which covers Son Tra Peninsula, Marble Mountain and even a short sojourn to Hoi An. aerial view of my khe beach After returning to town, stop by My Khe Beach which is said to be one of the best beaches in Vietnam. Its curved shape does look impressive when seen from an elevated area, such as from the roof decks of one of the many beachside hotels, but don’t expect to find translucent waters or great snorkeling opportunities here. hearty homecooked dishes at bep hen For dinner, I recommend going to Bep Hen for some hearty homecooked dishes. During my visit, I saw a number of local Vietnamese folks dining there which was a good sign. Recommended dishes include their Chicken with Chili and Lemongrass as well as Caramelized Pork Belly in Claypot. Alternatively, head to Banh Xeo Ba Duong, hidden deep within a narrow alley, for some authentic Vietnamese pancakes Banh Xeo. For the latter, do note that there are multiple Banh Xeo places in that alley with similar sounding names. The one you should go for is the one at the end. Day 2 Enjoy the Cool Climes of Ba Na Hills ba na hills Originally built by the French as a mountain retreat, Ba Na Hills is a hill station located west of Da Nang city center around 45 minutes away. Sitting at an elevation of almost 1,500 meters, it is a popular resort among locals and foreigners alike – thanks to a plethora of insta-worthy sights. golden bridge – ba na hills Getting here usually involves a day tour. While you can purchase tickets and hire your own transport to get here, it is still more economical if you join one of those all-inclusive guided day tours that take you around the park. Another advantage of the guided day tour is that the guide can help you navigate through the crowds / tourist hordes that are present in Ba Na Hills almost everyday. A typical trip involves at least 3 cable car rides, ample time to explore the Golden Bridge, Linh Ung Pagoda similarly named but different from the one in Son Tra, French Village as well as a buffet lunch. You can book this tour here or purchase standalone tickets to Sunworld Ba Na Hills separately here. Tip As a rule of thumb, Ba Na Hills is 10 degrees celsius cooler than the city center of Da Nang. During summer, you can probably get by wearing light t-shirt and shorts when it’s 26 degrees celsius in Ba Na Hills means it’s 36 degrees in Da Nang City but do note that temperatures can fall to 20 degrees in Da Nang during winter which means 10 degrees in Ba Na Hills. Also, rain is fairly common in Ba Na Hills in the afternoon regardless of the season. After heading back to Da Nang, get your luggage and head to Hue which you can easily do through a private car transfer. Do note that it’s generally cheaper to book private car transfers than getting a car from Grab. Day 3 Hue – Vietnam’s Imperial Capital At first glance, Hue seems just like one of your typical midsized Vietnamese cities but spend a little more time here and you’ll soon realize its cultural importance to the Vietnamese people. The city is divided into two sides by the Perfume River it no way smells like perfume with the imposing Imperial Citadel situated at the north side while the commercial area is situated to the south. Start your Hue itinerary by heading to the royal tombs first. There are 6 such tombs but the ones worth checking out are the Tomb of Minh Mang, Tomb of Tu Duc and the best one being the Tomb of Khai Dinh. For the latter, you’ll have to climb a number of steps with statues of soldiers and horses surrounding the pathway leading to the top. The tomb itself is quite grand with plenty of carvings and you can spot a distinct European influence as well. Afterwards, head to Thien Mu Pagoda. One of the most iconic sights in Hue, the pagoda was built in 1844 during the reign of Emperor Thieu Tri. While the tower is undoubtedly the highlight, it’s also worth checking out the main temple within the inner courtyard. Thien Mu Pagoda is an excellent place to visit in the morning as most tour groups would be exploring the Imperial City at that time. If you are arriving in the afternoon, make your way to the Imperial Enclosure as most of the tour groups would have already visited in the morning. Enter via the Ngo Mon Gate, the main entryway to the Imperial City. While inside the complex, check out the Thai Hoa Palace, the emperor’s coronation hall. The Truong San Residence or the Queen Mother’s Palace, The Mieu – the ancestral temple of the emperors, the Purple Forbidden City as well as the Pavilion of Splendor. The bulk of the Imperial City was destroyed during the Vietnam War and restoration is a painfully slow process. Tip For more of Hue, check out this dedicated guide If you find yourself just in time for dinner after exploring the Imperial City, do check out Les Jardines de La Carambole not to be confused with another restaurant called La Carambole in the other side of town for fine French food at super affordable prices. The setting is in a colonial villa which adds to the charm. This is also a wonderful place to sample Hue favorites such as ban nam rice cake wrapped in banana leaf and ban khoai crispy pancakes in a hygienic setting. delicious mee hen from com hen hoa dong Alternatively, have a taste of authentic Hue cuisine by checking out one of the local eateries in town. I highly recommend making the trip to the island of Con Hen for a bowl of Com Hen or Baby Clam Rice. The most popular place to have this is at Com Hen Hoa Dong which is located in a narrow alley in the middle of the island. Prices are extremely reasonable and instead of rice, you can also have the baby clams together with noodles or vermicelli. I chose to have mine with noodles. It was one of my favorite finds in Hue. Noodles were springy and the baby clams carried a most delightful briny flavor. Day 4 Hoi An Old Town Tip This itinerary assumes a 2 day/1night stay for the Hue segment but if you have an extra day to spare, you can check out the UNESCO World Heritage Phong Nha Cave which has one of the longest underground rivers in the world. Going there and back requires one whole day. You can join a private tour to get there. Leave Hue for Hoi An. If you are not in a hurry, drop by Hue’s less touristy Japanese Covered Bridge which is located at the town outskirts. The setting is much more charming than the one in Hoi An with a lily pond adding color to the relatively narrow stream that the bridge serves to connect. On the way to Hoi An, you will pass by some stunning scenery such as the Hai Van Pass and Lang Co, the latter which now has a couple of upscale resorts such as the Banyan Tree Lang Co. You will reach Hoi An in approximately three hours if coming from Hue. Hoi An is just the kind of town I’d imagine people would stay in when they want to take it slow. I personally returned to Hoi An a couple of years after my first visit to spend 3 days just exploring the nooks and crannies of this charming community. Compared to Vietnam’s other cities, Hoi An really centers itself in tourism and everywhere you go, you’ll find establishments catering to them. Tip You don’t have to pay a fee to enter the old town of Hoi An but if you are thinking of visiting the clan associations or some of the top temples, you will have to buy the ticket which allows you to visit up to 5 attractions. Hoi An’s entrance fee costs VND 120,000 for international visitors. Hoi An is not the kind of place I imagine people would go to in order to see some iconic attraction. The attraction is the town itself and not some specific monument. However, there are plenty of “smaller” attractions to keep the traveler busy. Some of my picks include the clan associations such as the Phuoc Kien Assembly Hall, Hainan Assembly Hall, Trung Hoa Assembly Hall and the Cantonese Assembly Hall which are best explored by bike. The Japanese Covered Bridge is probably the most well-known place in Hoi An and the area is the waiting point for most tour groups making day trips in the town. white rose dumpling from miss ly Food-wise, the culinary scene in Hoi An mostly caters to travelers but it’s pretty good. My top picks include Morning Glory near the Japanese Covered Bridge, Miss Ly Cafe and Cao Lau Thanh for delicious Cao Lau or Vietnam’s version of roast pork noodles. If you don’t mind queuing, also check out Banh Mi Phuong – the famous banh mi eatery recommended by Anthony Bourdain and is hugely popular even among Vietnamese people. Tip While in Hoi An, you will find several people asking for your business for tailor-made suits / business shirts / dresses. Quality varies and as a general rule of thumb, those tailors with actual storefronts can churn out clothes with better quality. Those without an actual shop end up routing all the work to a centralized outsourced tailor at the second floor of the Hoi An Market. If you intend to have a suit or dress done, try to do it at the start of your Hoi An stay. While you may be promised a turnaround of 1 day, you’ll need to allocate an extra day or two for alterations, if needed. Day 5 Day Trips From Hoi An Hoi An offers a couple of decent day trip possibilities including ancient Khmer style ruins and some outlying islands. I love checking out ancient ruins so I decided to go to My Son, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is around an hour away from Hoi An. My Son is an ancient Hindu archeological complex, built by the Champa people who used the inhabit the region around Central Vietnam. There were originally over 70 temples around My Son as documented by the French during the 19th century but much of these were destroyed during the Vietnam War. Today, only around 18 structures remain. My Son is around 1 hour away by car from Hoi An. To get there, your best bet is to join an inexpensive day tour. These tours usually last half a day and include a modest lunch. After returning to Hoi An, one of the fun activities to do is to go aboard one of Vietnam’s iconic round basket boats that wade through coconut palm tree-lined mangroves. The boat ride itself takes roughly an hour and passengers are given the opportunities to throw a fishing net and to paddle for part of the journey. An especially fun part of the ride is when the paddler spins rapidly in circles, with or without the passengers on the boat. These boats are located in the eastern part of Hoi An. Trips can be booked via Grab or by including round trip transfers when you book the attraction. Day 6 Da Nang After having visited Da Nang’s attractions the previous day, you can head back to your place of origin / Da Nang Airport on the 6th day or spend more time chilling in one of Da Nang’s many resorts. The city is blessed with a nice shoreline facing the South China Sea and there are plenty of compelling resort options here such as the InterContinental Da Nang Sun Peninsula or the Banyan Tree Lang Co. Where to Stay in Central Vietnam As the three cities are quite far apart from each other, it is probably best to split your hotel between Hue and Hoi An. Stay in a Da Nang hotel if you would like to have a nice beach experience. Hoi An I have visited Hoi An multiple times and have stayed in these hotels Allegro Hoi An as it’s one of the few good boutique hotels to be within short walking distance to the old town. If convenience is your priority, then go for this hotel especially if you are in Hoi An only for 1 night. The overall feel was quite luxurious and the guestroom was huge despite room prices being reasonable. You could also use their bikes for free. The other hotel I stayed in was Lantana Riverside Boutique Hotel & Spa. This property is around 20 minute walk from town but hotel guests can rent a bike for $1 a day. What I loved about Lantana despite the distance is that the room price was especially cheap and even came with breakfast. You can also compare prices for more hotels in Hoi An HERE. Hue In Hue, I stayed in the Indochine Palace Hotel which is located in the newer and more commercial part of town. It is a large hotel with a nice imperial feel. Breakfast was one of the best I’ve had at the same price range. During my third visit to Hue, I stayed at Melia Vinpearl Hue which is also the tallest building in the city. Service was excellent and the hotel also has a shopping mall in the same building. You can also compare prices for more hotels in Hue here. Da Nang Most visitors who come to Da Nang opt to stay in one of the coastal hotels. The Sala Da Nang Beach Hotel is a popular hotel with sweeping views of the beach and the cape from the rooftop pool level. Further up the cape is Le Sands Oceanfront. If you need a hotel room with apartment-like facilities separate living area, microwave, you can check out their 1-bedroom residence category. If you prefer to stay in a newer hotel you can check out Radisson Da Nang. Getting Around Between Da Nang, Hoi An and Hue Best way to get around is to hire your own car with driver although these days, it is also feasible to do a mix of Grab and joining local tours. The bulk of the places listed here except for the more isolated My Son, Ba Na Hills and the imperial tombs in Hue can be easily visited via ride sharing apps. For intercity transfers, it is cheaper to pre-book transport to travel between Da Nang, Hoi An, Ba Na Hills and Hue. For transfers originating from Da Nang, you can check here. For transfers originating from Hoi An, you can check here. Here is a rough guide for the travel time between Da Nang and the key cities in Central Vietnam How to travel from Da Nang Airport to Da Nang City Center ~15 minutes – book here How to travel from Da Nang to Hoi An ~45 minutes – book here How to travel from Da Nang to Hue ~2 hours – book here How to travel from Hoi An to Da Nang ~45 minutes – book here You can arrange your airport transfer HERE. Travel Tips for Central Vietnam In this age of uncertainty, it may be advisable to have travel insurance with Covid-19 coverage. I typically buy from Worldnomads due to the relatively extensive coverage of their insurance plans, even including personal accidents under their claims. If you reside in Singapore, check out Starr Travelead, one of the cheapest travel insurance. They have a promotion that comes with S$10 cash rebate that helps to cover the insurance cost. Unless staying in one of Da Nang’s exclusive resorts is part of the plan, I would personally recommend basing yourself in either Hoi An or Hue as there’s simply much more to do in those two towns. However, if you intend to visit Ba Na Hills, a one-night stay in Da Nang may be warranted. It is still possible to pay for purchases in USD in several places including shops, restaurants and other establishments used to dealing with tourists. I ran out of Vietnamese Dong once and my cab driver even accepted USD. However, do note that small local eateries and grocers might accept only local currency. If you urgently need to change money and can’t find a bank that is still open, look out for jewelry stores. Their rates are often better than banks. Alternatively, you can check out this great resource with easy-to-use itinerary planners to various destinations. BinoLet me know your thoughts by leaving a comment below. Alternatively, you can also email me at b i n o at You can follow I Wander on Facebook, Telegram, or Instagram. Also, if you liked this article, please feel free to SHARE or RETWEETMore Posts - Website Da Nang Hoi An Travel Guide Da Nang and Hoi An are two tourist centers in the middle of Vietnam. This twin attracts millions of visitors yearly, thanks to its numerous stunning things to see and do. For instance, the finest sandy coastline in the country or Unesco world cultural heritage sites. Beside that, friendly people with a smile on their face, hospitality and unique speaking accents are one of what travelers love most here. 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Da Nang’s Seafood Dining in Hoi An Old Da Nang and Hoi An Food Street Food Markets11 Da Nang and Hoi An Itinerary12 Da Nang and Hoi An Tour13 Related Posts14 The Hoi An Market Hoi An Central Market Complete Guide15 Hoi An Memories Show The Best of Hoi An Impression Theme Park16 How to Get to Golden Bridge from Da Nang17 Hoi An Bridge Famous Bridges in Hoi An18 Da Nang Food Specialties What to Eat in Da Nang19 How to Get From Hoi An to My Son Sanctuary20 Hoi An’s Chinese Assembly Halls and Chinese Temples21 Hoi An Walking Tours Heritage, Foods, Photography & Locals22 Hoi An Self Guided Walking Tour Hoi An By Yourself23 How to Visit Golden Bridge Vietnam24 Da Nang Shore Excursions Guided Tours From Tien Sa Port25 Unique Experiences in Hoi An and Why?26 Han Market Cho Han Where to Shop in Da Nang?27 An Bang Beach A Guide to Hoi An’s Best Beach28 Experiences in Hoi An Get Insight Into Hoi An’s Local Culture29 Da Nang Cathedral Da Nang Pink Church30 Things to Do in Ba Na Hills Besides 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What to Do in Da Nang for 3 Days72 Hoi An Old Town Boats – Guide to Boat Rides in Hoi An Town73 Hoi An 2 Day Itinerary – Traveler Guide to 2 Days in Hoi An74 Cham Island Hoi An75 Hoi An Basket Boat Ride76 Hoi An Coconut Village – A Guide to Cam Thanh Coconut Village77 My Khe Beach78 Da Nang Day Trips – Guide to Best Day Tours From Da Nang79 Museums in Da Nang80 Linh Ung Pagoda81 Da Nang Night Market – A Thing To Do in Da Nang at Night82 Guide to Son Tra Mountain aka Monkey Mountain Vietnam83 Ba Na Hills Tour84 Hoi An Cham Temples – My Son Sanctuary & Quang Nam Temples85 Da Nang Cable Car86 Da Nang Airport to Hoi An87 Da Nang to Hoi An – Best Da Nang Airport Transfer and More88 Hoi An Tour Guide – How to Find a Private Tour Guide in Hoi An89 Hoi An Ancient Town Attractions90 Hai Van Pass Da Nang Map, Route, Weather, History, Tour91 Hoi An Old Town Map92 Tra Que Vegetable Village93 Hoi An Lantern Festival94 Hoi An Night Market A Thing to Do in Hoi An at Night 95 Da Nang Attractions Guide What to See in Da Nang Vietnam?96 Lady Buddha Da Nang The Best of Monkey Mountain Vietnam97 My Son Sanctuary Travel Guide98 Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture99 Dragon Bridge Da Nang The Fire-Breathing Da Nang Bridge100 Ba Na Hills Travel Guide A First Timer’s Complete Guide101 Golden Bridge Da Nang A Guide to The Iconic Da Nang Bridge102 Da Nang Bridge – A Guide to Famous Bridges in Da Nang103 Ba Na Hills Cable Car – World Record, Cost, Reschedule, Map104 Da Nang Mountain Temple – Marble Mountain’s Pagodas, More105 Da Nang Caves – Underground World of the Marble Mountains106 The Marble Mountains – Guide to Da Nang’s Iconic Mountain107 Hoi An Old Town Unesco World Heritage – Hoi An Travel Guide108 Featured Golden Hands Bridge Tour In Sunrise or Sunset 1/2 Day Cam Kim Island Bicycle Tour From Hoi Cham Island Tour From Hoi An Group Tour Cham Island Tour From Da Nang Group Tour Hoi An Vegetarian Food Hoi An Evening Walking Food Tour Through Private Hoi An Basket Boat Half-day Am Phu Cave Tour Private Hoi An Countryside Tour Bicycle, Car, Electric Shuttle Da Nang Tour Package From Hoi An Evening Tour From Da Hoi An Walking Food Tour Through My Son Sanctuary and Hoi An Old Town Tour with Thu Bon River My Son Day Trip From Hoi An including Marble Mountains and Basket Half Day Hoi An City Tour With River Son Tra Peninsula Tour with Marble Mountains Private/Small Group Hue Day Trip From Hoi An with Hai Van Pass, River Cruise & Hoi An Ancient Town and Countryside Tour Bests of Hoi An Tour Hoi An Tour From Da Nang Airport Private, Optional Lunch Hoi An Day Trip From Da Nang Marble Mountains, Basket Boat, Old Town Da Nang City Tour From Airport Private, Optional Lunch Hoi An City Tour with Lantern Class, Lantern Boat, Night Market & Local Food Marble Mountains, Basket Boat Ride & Hoi An Old Town Walking Marble Mountains & Golden Bridge Day Tour with Buffet Marble Mountains & Monkey Mountain Tour Half-day, Private Private Golden Bridge Sunrise Tour Half-day, Optional Lunch Hoi An Ancient Town & Golden Bridge Day Tour Private/Small Group My Son Sanctuary & Golden Bridge Day Tour Private/Small Group Private My Son Sanctuary Sunrise or Sunset Full Day Hoi An Ancient Town & Countryside Experience With Full Day My Son Sanctuary & Hoi An Countryside Tour With Full Day Hoi An Ancient Town & Coconut Village Son Tra Peninsula, Marble Mountains and Hoi An City Half-day Marble Mountains Tour from Da Nang or Hoi Da Nang Cave Tour Half Day Underground Tour in Da Nang Hoi An Old Town & Lantern Making Class Morning Tour, Half-day Full Day Bests of Da Nang & Hoi An Old Town Walking Full Day My Son Tour From Da Nang with Da Nang City My Son Sanctuary Tour From Hoi An or Da Nang With Local Hue Day Trip from Da Nang or Hoi An via Hai Van Pass with Lunch A Quick Introduction for Da Nang and Hoi AnDa Nang and Hoi An are two famous tourist cities by the coast of Central Vietnam. It’s close to each other, with a distance of 30km and both are at the end of a large river. Da Nang is bigger than Hoi An, and plays the most important role in many fields of the region. It has an international airport, cruise port, train station and bus station. About the history, Hoi An is older and ever served as an trade port for over 400 years before the role was replaced by Da Nang. It’s a heritage city, capital of tailors and Nang municipalityHoi An provincial cityArea km21,25560Population people1,13 million150 thousandEmblemsHan River Bridge, Marble MountainsJapanese Covered BridgeNicknamesCity of bridgesCity of lanternsEthnicsVietnamese, Hoa, KatuVietnamese, HoaNumber of tourists 20198,7 million, 40% of international visitors5,35 million, 75% of international touristsFamous riverHan RiverThu Bon River Weather and Climate in Da Nang and Hoi AnClimate in Da Nang and Hoi An features 2 seasons in the year the dry and the wet. The hot season begins from around January, February and ends in the beginning of September. It’s characterized by a high temperature all day long, lots of sunny hours and really low rainfall. What travelers need to prepare if traveling to the area are sun cream, sun glasses, comfortable clothes and swimsuit. Other months are in the rainy season, with heavy rains, typhoons and floods especially from October to December. A rain poncho is a thing that is always with the visitors in this part of the year. Local floods in streets of Da Nang and inundation in the lowlands of Hoi An are problems today. Read our guides as following below to know better– Da Nang Da Nang weather by month, the best time to visit Da Nang– Hoi An Hoi An weather by month, the best time to visit Hoi An Da Nang or Hoi An – Which is Better to Stay Overnight?Generally, both cities are worth it to stay overnight due to their own interests. So, the best depends on each traveler. Da Nang is vibrant, moderner and represents a new Vietnam emerging, while Hoi An has an ancient root with rich cultural traditions and diverse cuisine. It’s smaller, centered by old quarters inscribed by Unesco and tranquil countryside in the surroundings. On the other side, Da Nang owns lengthy and sunny sandy beaches, majestic mountains with Buddhist temples, featured museums, bridges and the world-famous Golden Bridge. Instagrammers never remove this site on their travel plan. Read our separate article for Da Nang or Hoi An for further also Best area to stay in Da Nang, best area to stay in Hoi An Get to Da Nang and Hoi AnFlightsTravelers from outside of Vietnam can choose to land in Da Nang airport, to start the holiday in two cities. Due to the city center location of the airfield, it’s convenient and quick to get from it to anywhere in Da Nang. Only 40 minutes is needed to transfer by car or taxi from there to Hoi An town. Find the best transport for yourself in our guide to Da Nang airport to Hoi An. 70 km south of Hoi An, Chu Lai airport serves some domestic flights from Nang and Hoi An are 2 leading tourist cities, therefore traveling by bus to this twin is quite convenient and cheap. Da Nang Central Bus Station is a major terminal of the whole region, so from south, north to highlands, it’s possible to book a seat and go. Night sleeper buses are popular if the distance is over 300 kilometers. It’s about 10 mins from the city centre from this terminal. Depending on the departure place, travelers can find a bus straight to Hoi An or not. Tourist ones often provide a direct drive but local ones only stop in Da Nang or Vinh Dien – 10 km away from town’s only train station is in Da Nang, so no matter where travelers depart, they will land in this city first. If planning to travel to Da Nang and Hoi An by train, it’s needed to come to the nearest provincial capital and buy tickets there or reserve online in advance. Like the airport, Da Nang central train station is in the downtown, so travelers don’t have difficulties getting anywhere in the city. Private cars, taxis and buses are the 3 most popular choices to transfer to Hoi An from there. Read details in How to Get from Da Nang to Hoi An. Motorcycle and Jeep from HueHue is another famous tourist city, over 100 km to the north of Da Nang and Hoi An. From it, travelers have the chance to transfer down the south with a motorcycle or jeep car. The ride is an adventure in which Vietnam’s best coastal road – the Hai Van Pass is the highlight. No travellers want to miss out on it when visiting the Central region. This winding 20km-long route is packed with scenic sceneries, and has ancient remains on its top at an elevation of nearly 1,500 meters. See details in How to Get from Hue to Da Nang and Hoi An. Get around Da Nang and Hoi AnRoad vehicles from bus, car, taxi, van, motorcycle, bicycle to jeep, are all convenient to get around Da Nang and Hoi An. The most convenient one is a taxi, because it doesn’t require a research and reservation, available every time of the day. Private car is also easy to book but cheaper and proper for day trips with a long distance. Above all, motorcycles still are the best choice for visitors who travel alone or like freedom. A day rental costs only from 100,000 to 250,000 VND, no matter automatics or semi-automatics. It’s easy to look for and book in online pages and shops. The cheapest transport definitely is by bus that moves around Da Nang city from the sunrise to the evening. One of the buses departs from its central bus station and stops in Hoi An. Many people loved to get this. History of Da Nang and Hoi AnArea of Da Nang and Hoi An was a principality of Champa Kingdom from 2nd to early 14th century, named “Avarmavati”. At that time, Hoi An Champapura was a trade port where Persian and European merchants stopped before going to China. Da Nang was a rich agricultural land. The inhabitants were the Chams particularly the Coconut clan who followed Hinduism and matriarchy. In 1306, Vietnamese princess Huyen Tran and Champa king Che Man got married. According to a promise from the husband, the area was given to the northern state as a wedding present. The best remains today we can see from this period are 70 temples and ruins in My Son people migrated to Da Nang and Hoi An, and were handed over in 15th century. Thanks to being close to international maritime trade routes, Hoi An soon became a major stopover for foreign merchants from different continents again. It kept the role and its prosperity until the early 19th century. The decline in commerce here came from estuary reclamation and policies from the Hue-based government. The kings requested traders moor in Da Nang harbour before moving further to Hoi An. From 1858 to 1860, French troops attacked it and Vietnam for the first time. 3 years later, they established Tourane Da Nang – the first protectorate in the region and started their own colonial era. Since then, Tourane has replaced Hoi An’s role. Da Nang Hoi An Tourist AttractionsUnesco World Heritage SitesThe area has 2 world heritage sites that are all cultural and inscribed in the same year, 1999. There are Hoi An Ancient Town – a well preserved Asian trade port from 15th to 19th century and My Son Sanctuary – a Hindu holy land of Champa kingdom from 4th to 13rd centuries. A visit to any of these amazing attractions allows travelers to learn so much about history, culture and outstanding universal values. Compared to My Son’s temples, Hoi An has many things to see and do as well as restaurants and shopping places. Definitely, both provide the best experiences in the trip across the also travel guide to Hoi An Old Town, My Son SanctuaryBeaches in Da Nang and Hoi AnDa Nang and Hoi An own the best beaches in the country, including internationally-rewarded ones such as My Khe, Ha My or An Bang. The bulk is sandy, palm lined, free from rocks and are fringled by shallow, warm water with gentle waves. That is all swimmers and sunbathers needed to make a perfect visit to the coast. Throughout the sunny months, fun water sports like surfing are active and exciting festivals are held on the sands. Da Nang’s best beach – My Khe is backed by hotels, resorts, and seafood restaurants. Cua Dai beach in Hoi An is quite similar, but less crowded. An Bang beach has many loves from locals and tourists due to its breezy seafront restaurant-bars with live music. To the northeast of Da Nang center, Son Tra Peninsula harbours a diversity of beaches and coves hidden away in red-shanked douc langur in Da NangThe best known mountains in Da Nang is the Marble Mountains Ngu Hanh Son – a complex of 5 hills topped with Buddhist temples. Lots of amazing caves and grottoes are found in this city’s emblem. Also by the Pacific coast, Son Tra Mountain is home of Vietnam’s tallest Lady Buddha statue that rises above the surroundings up to 67 meters. The largest Buddhist temple – Linh Ung Pagoda stands next to, providing graceful buildings set amid bonsai and boddhi tree gardens. Riding along its spectacular coastline or up the peaks where red shanked douc langurs live can’t be missed for the west, Ba Na Hills is known by people globally, because of the Golden Bridge. It’s incredibly fantastic, mythical and well deserved to visit. Cable car to get there holds some world records, giving a mind-blowing landscape from the cabin. Thanks to sitting on the top of Da Nang, the weather here is really cool. To the north, motorcyclists and cyclists definitely have so much fun cruising along the winding road of Hai Van Pass. Panoramic outlooks in this stunner are plenty, to view and Islands in Hoi AnAfter 20 minutes by canoe, travelers will land on Cham Island – a marine park and a Unesco world biosphere reserve. Apart from the bird nest harvesting industry or extremely fresh seafood, this place is famous for its gorgeous underwater world. That’s the reason why all divers in the country want to visit here, and discover. Snorkeling, scuba diving, trekking and fishing tours are available during the sunny months. No surprise, it’s a must see for those who are seeking fun-filled activities. See details in ultimate travel guide to Cham Island. The Best Things to Do in Da Nang and Hoi AnVisit Hoi An Old Town World HeritageHoi An Old Town is the best loved “attraction” in the area. Around its ancient, lantern and flower-filled quarters, visitors will find lots of interests and fun. A half day or even one day is easy to spend here. The most iconic things in this place are historical buildings owned by people from different parts of the world and an amazing full-moon lantern festival. Strolling around and sightseeing sites covered by the entrance ticket are what all visitors do. After the sunset, the town’s atmosphere comes to life, because of street food vendors, paper lantern sellers, sound from cyclos, lantern boats on the canal, and crowds. Read our article for Hoi An Old Town for further Son SanctuaryLocated in a dramatic valley surrounded by forested ranges, My Son Sanctuary is the best reminder about disappeared Champa kingdom. It comprises 71 brick temples and ruins that dedicated to worship of Shiva – God of destroying and recreation in Hinduism. First buildings were dated back from 4th century. A visit here provides a chance to learn about a new civilization and everything around it. See details in the travel guide to My Son Marble MountainsBetween Da Nang and Hoi An, this cluster of 5 striking hills amaze people by ancient Buddhist temples and magnificent caves. According to the legend, all are pieces of a broken dragon egg. A hike is needed to visit around the largest mountain – Hon Thuy Son. It’s fun, allows sightseers to open their horizons about history, religion, culture, and nature. In 19th century, a king renamed the complex to “Five Elements Mountain”. Read more information in The Marble Mountains. The Golden BridgeOpen the doors from 2018, this pedestrian bridge soon becomes a social media hit in the world. Its images are spreaded in all continents, and mesmerize people due to the perfect beauty. It features 2 giant hands holding the walkway, so lots of tourists call it “the Hand Bridge” or “the Golden Hand Bridge”. See all you need to know about on Ba Na Hills Cable CarWith only 40 mins drive from the city center, travelers have the chance to experience the world-record Ba Na Hills cable car. It holds 4 titles, including the longest cable car of the world – around 5 kilometers and the largest difference of elevation between terminals – nearly 1,500 meters. From the cabin, people will say wow with a breath-taking landscape, from purple mountains, forests, rivers with white waterfalls, outcrops, to clouds. Temperatures also decrease slightly. 50% of tourists who stay overnight in Da Nang like to have this fabulous ride. See more details in Ba Na Hills cable up the Hai Van PassHai Van Pass is special for motorcyclists and cyclists. It boasts of a long and scenic route windingly running along the coast where the Annamite range juts out into the sea. Before seeing the top covered by clouds, travelers will have lots of chances to view and photograph in panoramic outlooks. This place is one of main contents for Top Gear – a world famous motoring programme in its eposide named “Vietnam Special”. See all about it in Diving in Cham IslandCham Island is one of the wealthiest marine parks in Vietnam, so there is no surprise that divers all know about it. Most professional and certificated organizers are Hoi An-based, but if staying overnight in Da Nang, travelers just need to transfer. Read the guide to Cham Island diving for more details. Festivals in Da Nang and Hoi AnHoi An Lantern FestivalHeld monthly during the full moon or the 14th day of each lunar month, this festival is one of the most awaited events in Hoi An. It can’t be missed, due to the brilliant beauty of thousand lanterns varying in color, shape, size and material. Atmosphere at the same time is chaotic and lively. In the waterfront, people light up paper lanterns and drop them down to the river to make wishes. Visitors have so many photo opportunities. See more information in our guide to Hoi An Lantern Nang International Fireworks FestivalThis is the signature festival of Da Nang. It takes place yearly in a summer month, with the participation of the host city and many teams from different countries. The latest event occurs in June for semi-final competitions and the first week of June for the female night. Not only on the stage, the atmosphere in the surroundings is also vibrant, full of life during the matches. Citizens are always excited to watch amazing performances of light and music from a distance. See full information in our article for Da Nang’s festivals. Where to Eat in Da Nang and Hoi An?Da Nang’s Seafood RestaurantsDa Nang is a coastal city with numerous villages where fishers set sail and return daily. Thanks to being close to one of Vietnam’s wealthiest fishing grounds, seafood here is fresh and very diverse. It’s absolutely one of the things that one should not miss out when visiting. By the coast or off the coast, travelers have many choices to pick favourite types from aquariums when they’re still alive, and then enjoy authentic tastes from the local chief. Read the article for the best seafood restaurant in Da Nang for more in Hoi An Old TownHoi An Old Town is home of so many restaurants to go for a nice dining experience, available in Vietnamese, international and fusion styles. Within an old house, the diners can seek a cozy, friendly atmosphere and a diverse menu to choose favourite dishes. The bulk offers local food specialties, separately or in a combo. The best view is provided in riverfront venues, and on the upper floors. Down the river, it is a romantic, impressive scene of pedestrians, lantern lights and boats. To avoid the crowds, hidden gems are perfect and located in small lanes from one main street to another. See our recommendations for your dining spot in Hoi An Old Town Restaurants. Da Nang and Hoi An Food SpecialtiesDa Nang and Hoi An share some specialty dishes that travelers may be easy to find and try no matter which city they stay in. There are mì quảng noodles, bánh mì Vietnamese sandwiches, bánh xèo rice pancakes, cơm gà chicken rice . In Hoi An, the cuisine is more unique thanks to the exchange between groups of Asian people and Europeans for many centuries. Cao lầu noodle is the signature food of the town, telling us the influence from Chinese and Japanese cultures. Another famous one is Bánh mì – a baguette bread stuffed with pate, raw vegetables and a variety of meats. Bánh bao bánh vạc white rose dumplings, Phở Hội An local style noodle soup, Bánh ướt thịt nướng grilled pork and rice papers are other must Food MarketsFor those who seek true travel, trying street foods is what they always love to do. Visiting markets, the traditional or on the streets, is the best way to see the vendors and a variety of dishes. In Da Nang, Han Market, Con Market or night markets are ideal to begin a street food safari. In Hoi An, the afternoon and evening are perfect times. Just roaming around the old quarters or Night market, visitors will not make a lot of effort to meet many sellers and sample what they make. Read our guides to Da Nang street foods and Hoi An street foods for more details. Da Nang and Hoi An ItineraryMain article Da Nang and Hoi An ItineraryThe itinerary depends on what travelers like to do, duration of the trip, season, and budget. The first timers and repeaters, explorers and leisurers, solo travelers and families have their own plan that is different to others. These are recommendations for day itineraries for those who are going to make a first visit ever in Da Nang and Hoi An – The Marble Mountains + Hoi An Old Town historic buildings, tailors, coffee shops, markets, lanterns at night, boat ride, street foods– My Son Sanctuary + City Center bridges, museums, beach + Son Tra Peninsula Lady Buddha, Linh Ung pagoda– The Golden Bridge + Ba Na Hills cable car, fantasy park, French village– Hai Van Pass + Lang Co beach, lagoon, cool streams– Cham Island sightseeing, beach, snorkeling or diving Da Nang and Hoi An TourSee recommended tours in Hoi An and Da Nang TourTours in Da Nang and Hoi An are diverse enough to please all kinds of travelers. The best sightseeing tours have a focus on the best attractions such as Hoi An Old Town, My Son Sanctuary, Marble Mountains, the Golden Bridge and Ba Na Hills. To the north of Da Nang, the Hai Van Pass is always a wonderful place for arranging motorcycle and jeep tours. It provides winding roads with panoramic outlooks and breath-taking scenery. Rides up and down there are unforgettable memories for those who experience Hoi An, community-based and eco-friendly tours are more popular, including cycling across the countryside in Cam Kim island or Tra Que village. Basket boat tours in Cam Thanh are unique, allowing travelers to see a strange watercraft and explore the only palm forests of the whole region. Off the coast, underwater activities in Cham Island are on the bucket list of explorers, especially divers all the time. Within the town, travelers can join a handicraft making class to create souvenirs by their own hands to bring home. Related Posts Featured Experiences How to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station Find Transport to Hội An Station Search accommodation with There are 5 ways to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station by bus, taxi or car Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2Rio's travel planner. Bus Take the bus from Cham Museum Da Nang to 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An Taxi Take a taxi from Da Nang to Hội An Station Drive Drive from Da Nang to Hội An Station The journey time between Da Nang and Hội An Station is around 1h 36m and covers a distance of around 30 km. Operated by The Sinh Tourist, the Da Nang to Hội An Station service departs from Da Nang - Sinh Tourist Office and arrives in Hội An Station. Typically 14 services run weekly, although weekend and holiday schedules can vary so check in advance. 14 Weekly Services 1h 36m Average Duration 230 ₴ Cheapest Price See schedules Questions & Answers What is the cheapest way to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station? The cheapest way to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station is to bus via Bến xe Hội An which costs 19 ₴ - 29 ₴ and takes 2h 1m. More details What is the fastest way to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station? The quickest way to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station is to taxi which costs 700 ₴ - 900 ₴ and takes 27 min. More details Is there a direct bus between Da Nang and Hội An Station? Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Cham Museum Da Nang and arriving at 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An. Services depart every 30 minutes, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 55 min. More details How far is it from Da Nang to Hội An Station? It is 24 km from Da Nang to Hội An Station. It is approximately km to drive. Get driving directions How do I travel from Da Nang to Hội An Station without a car? The best way to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station without a car is to bus which takes 55 min and costs 260 ₴. More details How long does it take to get from Da Nang to Hội An Station? The bus from Cham Museum Da Nang to 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An takes 55 min including transfers and departs every 30 minutes. More details Where do I catch the Da Nang to Hội An Station bus from? Da Nang to Hội An Station bus services, operated by Hoi An express, depart from Cham Museum Da Nang station. More details Where does the Da Nang to Hội An Station bus arrive? Da Nang to Hội An Station bus services, operated by Hoi An express, arrive at 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An station. More details Can I drive from Da Nang to Hội An Station? Yes, the driving distance between Da Nang to Hội An Station is 29 km. It takes approximately 27 min to drive from Da Nang to Hội An Station. Get driving directions Where can I stay near Hội An Station? There are 1819+ hotels available in Hội An Station. Prices start at 3 750 ₴ per night. More details What companies run services between Da Nang, Vietnam and Hội An Station, Vietnam? Hoi An express operates a bus from Cham Museum Da Nang to 30 Tran Hung Dao st, Hoi An hourly. Tickets cost 222 ₴ and the journey takes 55 min. also services this route hourly. Hoi An express Ave. Duration 1h Frequency Hourly Estimated price 260 ₴ Schedules at The Sinh Tourist Danang Bus Taxi from Da Nang to Hội An Station Want to know more about travelling around the world? Rome2Rio's Travel Guide series provide vital information for the global traveller. Read our range of informative guides on popular transport routes and companies - including Travelling Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast by boat, bus, car and train, How to get from Luton Airport into central London and How do I get from Sydney to Melbourne - to help you get the most out of your next trip. Trips from Da Nang Trips to Hội An Station Popular routes Excelente7Muito bom0Razoável0Ruim0Horrível0FamíliasRomânticaA sósNegóciosAmigosMar-MaiJun-AgoSet-NovDez-FevTodos os idiomasPortuguês 7Inglês 8Coreano 1Mais idiomas Veja a opinião dos viajantesPublicada em 10 de setembro de 2019 Estou me apaixonando por frango aqui? Eu voltareikkkk. Eu também gosto de sobremesa, eles não são muito doces, lindos!Data da visita setembro de 2019Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um colaborador do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as em 26 de junho de 2019 via dispositivo móvel O lugar é bem perto do Novotel e nos levou meio ano indo passá-lo antes decidimos tentar. Nunca estive em nenhum outro restaurante de frango assado desde então. As galinhas são tão deliciosas, úmidas, suculentas e cheias de sabores. A pele é perfeitamente assada e,...mais importante, a carne não é gordurosa. Eles têm muitas opções de lado e outros pratos de frango. Vegetariano assado é recomendado também. Costumamos pegar molho de molho para o nosso frango - funciona como mágica. O preço é muito razoável, temos 3 refeições de um frango completo e adorar! Também uma das razões pelas quais estou muito disposto a voltar é que eles usam materiais ecologicamente corretos para levar para casa. Eu só preciso trazer minha própria bolsa e a única coisa plástica é o recipiente de molho, que pode ser evitado também com o seu próprio Data da visita junho de 2019Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um colaborador do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as em 4 de abril de 2019 Se você está cansado de comer o que perdeu a luta na noite passada, experimente este lugar. O melhor frango ive encontrado na Ásia. os legumes assados são ótimos também, nós 2 pessoas dividir um frango assado 1/2 e 1 ordem assado legumes e 1...sumo de laranja, saiu para recheado por cerca de US $ 10 USD. Todos os 5 estrelas qualidade, muito bem feito local limpo com ótimo da visita abril de 2019Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um colaborador do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as em 27 de dezembro de 2018 Eu fui lá ontem à noite apenas para mudar o estilo de prato de frango que eu normalmente tenho em outros restaurantes da cidade. E eu não desapontando nada. Grande frango com molho saboroso. Eu gostaria de sugerir o molho de mostarda de mel, combinação...perfeita com o frango. Voltaria novamente para outro da visita dezembro de 2018Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um colaborador do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as em 4 de dezembro de 2018 Eu amei o lugar antigo mas fechou. Agora eles estão abertos em um novo local. Muito bom frango e os lados e com preços razoáveis. Ansioso para tentar o seu novo menu - bom para entrega da visita dezembro de 2018Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um colaborador do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as em 6 de dezembro de 2017 Esta pequena jóia escondida está em um bairro muito local. Eles servem frango assado feito da maneira francesa. . Os lados que você pode escolher são salada de legumes assados ​​YUM ou arroz. Fora do restaurante você pode ver a rotisserie, que é muito charmosa...e se destaca na calçada. O restaurante em si é super limpo, mas pequeno. Este é claramente um pequeno restaurante. Eu e meus amigos pedimos um frango e todos os lados, há também uma seleção de molhos que você pode escolher. Meus amigos amei o frango, eu não comer carne, então eu tinha os legumes que estava cheio de sabor, então eu pedi uma segunda porção. O menu é pequeno e abrangente, parece que eles escolheram para servir o que eles fazem melhor, frango assado! Eu recomendaria este restaurante a pessoas que gostaria de uma saudável refeição simples francesa em um bairro local entre um ambiente limpo e serviço atencioso. Aliás, o chá grátis que você recebe com a sua refeição também é muito bom. Visitei-os várias vezes e a qualidade é muito da visita agosto de 2017Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um colaborador do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as em 17 de outubro de 2017 via dispositivo móvel Grande frango e batatas assadas Molho de maionese de caril saboroso Entrega grátis Perfeito para os dias preguiçosos ou chuvososData da visita outubro de 2017Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um colaborador do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as mais avaliações

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