Scenic Private Transfer from Hue to Hoi An
tp. Huế, Vietnam
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Trip Type: Private Transfers
Duration: 5 hours
Booking a private transfer from Hue to Hoi An is an really interesting activity when you visit Vietnam. The distance from Hue to Hoi An is 145 km,
Our driver pick you up at your hotel and transfer to Hoi An from Hue. On the road from Hue to Hoi An, there are many famous heritage places in Vietnam that Foreigner are interested in, such as: Lang Co beach, Hai Van Pass, My Khe beach, Marble mountain…
Our driver pick you up at your hotel and transfer to Hoi An from Hue. On the road from Hue to Hoi An, there are many famous heritage places in Vietnam that Foreigner are interested in, such as: Lang Co beach, Hai Van Pass, My Khe beach, Marble mountain…
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Booking a private transfer from Hue to Hoi An is an really interesting activity when you visit Vietnam. The distance from Hue to Hoi An is 145 km,
Our driver pick you up at your hotel and transfer to Hoi An from Hue. On the road from Hue to Hoi An, there are many famous heritage places in Vietnam that Foreigner are interested in, such as: Lang Co beach, Hai Van Pass, My Khe beach, Marble mountain…
Traveling from Hue to Hoi An takes about four hours and if you want to make it a memorable experience, then this transfer service is for you. You won't just enjoy a comfortable ride, but you will also check out famous heritage places.
From your hotel, step inside a private car and let the professional driver take you to Hoi An safely. Along the way, visit Lang Co Beach to admire its white sand, blue sea, and lush surroundings. You can go for a swim or just relax and savour the fresh breeze. There are also stops at China Beach and the majestic Marble Mountains. When you pass through Hai Van Pass, prepare to be enthralled by the view of valleys, lagoons and other natural wonders.
Expect to arrive in Hoi An with a huge smile on your face. Book this private car now and have a much more exciting Vietnam getaway.
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Our driver pick you up at your hotel and transfer to Hoi An from Hue. On the road from Hue to Hoi An, there are many famous heritage places in Vietnam that Foreigner are interested in, such as: Lang Co beach, Hai Van Pass, My Khe beach, Marble mountain…
Traveling from Hue to Hoi An takes about four hours and if you want to make it a memorable experience, then this transfer service is for you. You won't just enjoy a comfortable ride, but you will also check out famous heritage places.
From your hotel, step inside a private car and let the professional driver take you to Hoi An safely. Along the way, visit Lang Co Beach to admire its white sand, blue sea, and lush surroundings. You can go for a swim or just relax and savour the fresh breeze. There are also stops at China Beach and the majestic Marble Mountains. When you pass through Hai Van Pass, prepare to be enthralled by the view of valleys, lagoons and other natural wonders.
Expect to arrive in Hoi An with a huge smile on your face. Book this private car now and have a much more exciting Vietnam getaway.
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- Elephant springs – a series of small waterfalls and ponds, and remain in pristine condition (pay extra 10 USD when you check in)
- Lang Co beach – a famous beach of Thua Thien-Hue Province, is a popular stop for tourists on the Hue to Danang route. Strategically situated inside the zone of three world heritage conservation centers of Hue ancient citadel, Hoi An old town, and My Son holy land.
- Hai Van Pass – the highest pass and one of the most scenic hillside roads in Vietnam, located along the Hai Van mountain side, between Thua Thien-Hue and Da Nang city.
- My Khe beach – one of the most ideal beach of Da Nang City, international tourists came here for convalescence and relaxation.
- Non Nuoc - Stone Carving Village – located at the foot of Marble Mountains. The products of village help beautify the Marble Mountains landscape.
- Marble Mountain (Ngu Hanh Son) – a fairy land with a dreamlike scenery, pagodas, grottoes in Hoi An
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