Full-Day Son Tra Peninsula by Motorbike from Da Nang
Da Nang, Vietnam
Trip Type: Motorcycle Tours
Duration: 1 day
Tour around Da Nang in the most authentic Vietnamese fashion, by motorbike. Choose from being comfortably escorted behind our careful driver or sitting in the driver's seat of your own motorbike (with a Vietnamese license). Ride to a wide variety of Da Nang’s best attractions including Thuan Phuoc bridge (Vietnam’s longest suspension bridge), Son Tra Peninsula’s Monkey Mountain, Ling Ung Pagoda and the 67 meter Lady Buddha statue that resides there, the secluded beach of Bai But, Dong Dinh museum and a traditional fishing village.
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Tour around Da Nang in the most authentic Vietnamese fashion, by motorbike. Choose from being comfortably escorted behind our careful driver or sitting in the driver's seat of your own motorbike (with a Vietnamese license). Ride to a wide variety of Da Nang’s best attractions including Thuan Phuoc bridge (Vietnam’s longest suspension bridge), Son Tra Peninsula’s Monkey Mountain, Ling Ung Pagoda and the 67 meter Lady Buddha statue that resides there, the secluded beach of Bai But, Dong Dinh museum and a traditional fishing village.
The journey to the Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain) from the central city of Da Nang is 10 km to the North-East. From the hotel, you will ride a motorbike to the Thuan Phuoc Bridge which is one of the most important additions to Da Nang's transit system. It is the largest suspension bridge in Vietnam and connects Da Nang's city center with the urban district of Son Tra.
Next, you'll start to ascend Monkey Mountain to discover its delights including the Ban Co (chess broad) peak with its panoramic view of Da Nang city. You will then keep on moving up until we get to the unique Banyan tree. This Banyan tree, that is over 1000 years old, on Da Nang’s Son Tra Peninsula has drawn a great deal of attention from local residents and visitors due to its impressive size and age.
After approximately 1 hour of enjoying the sights and views you will leave for the Linh Ung pagoda, which features the tallest Buddha statue in Vietnam at 69 meters. You’ll move on to have lunch at the lovely secluded beach area of Bai But and then to Dong Dinh museum. You’ll continue the descent, stopping on the way at a great place to take pictures and the local fishing village which is well-known for the fish sauce it produces. It is also very famous for many types of mam (salted fish) such as mam nem (a type of fish sauce, made from small fish or small shrimps) and mam ruoc (fermented shrimp paste). The village’s mam ruoc, in particular, is very popular with the city’s people. The mam products are an indispensable dipping sauce with the daily meals of residents in the central region.
Next, you'll start to ascend Monkey Mountain to discover its delights including the Ban Co (chess broad) peak with its panoramic view of Da Nang city. You will then keep on moving up until we get to the unique Banyan tree. This Banyan tree, that is over 1000 years old, on Da Nang’s Son Tra Peninsula has drawn a great deal of attention from local residents and visitors due to its impressive size and age.
After approximately 1 hour of enjoying the sights and views you will leave for the Linh Ung pagoda, which features the tallest Buddha statue in Vietnam at 69 meters. You’ll move on to have lunch at the lovely secluded beach area of Bai But and then to Dong Dinh museum. You’ll continue the descent, stopping on the way at a great place to take pictures and the local fishing village which is well-known for the fish sauce it produces. It is also very famous for many types of mam (salted fish) such as mam nem (a type of fish sauce, made from small fish or small shrimps) and mam ruoc (fermented shrimp paste). The village’s mam ruoc, in particular, is very popular with the city’s people. The mam products are an indispensable dipping sauce with the daily meals of residents in the central region.
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