Our first stop is Marble Mountain where you are free to explore the many wonders of the mountain. Usually most guests take about 90 minutes, but feel free to take more or less time. You can climb the more than 150 steps (or take the elevator) that lead to the summit of Thuy Son (water mountain), you will be treated to incredible views of natural landscapes and access to the grottoes of Huyen Khong and Tang Chon, as well as the Tam Thai pagoda, built in 1825. These ancient religious monuments showcase the region’s timeless tradition of stone and marble carving. You can come down from the mountain via the handmade staircase or the elevator. The sculptured caves are truly breathtaking.

Dragon Bridge is one of the most iconic modern landmarks of Da Nang city. The bridge crosses the Han River, connecting the city center with My Khe Beach area. What makes it unique is its dragon-shaped design, stretching 666 meters long, inspired by the Ly Dynasty dragon, a symbol of power, prosperity, and good fortune in Vietnamese culture. Every Saturday and Sunday evening, as well as on special holidays, the dragon performs an impressive fire and water show, attracting many locals and visitors. This is the best time to enjoy the night view and take memorable photos. Dragon Bridge is not only an important transportation structure, but also a proud symbol representing the youthful spirit and rapid development of Da Nang.

When you are ready, we are on the way to Hai Van pass. The 21-km-long Hai Van Pass rises up to 1,600 feet high in places and is known as one of the best coastal roads in the world. The name, Hai Van is Vietnamese for "Ocean Cloud", a reference to the great mists which rise from the sea. The pass was once the natural boundary between Vietnam and the kingdom of Champa. At the top there is a number of lookout points with wonderful views to the mountains and sea beyond. When the Hai Van tunnel, was built in 2005, it cut travel times through the mountains by more than an hour but also turned the Hai Van Pass into a beautifully quiet scenic route. Our stop for coffee looking out to sea is both memorable and relaxing, you will be very happy with this photo stop.

At about 12.30pm we travel down the pass to the Lap An lagoon for lunch. You have the choice of local restaurant near the lagoon or one of the large seafood restaurants at Lang Co beach.

After lunch at the restaurant, we continue our journey passing by Lap An Lagoon, a well-known oyster farming area. We will stop there for photos and to learn how local people raise oysters.

We take a small path to a nearby waterfall. You can swim, relax, take photos, and enjoy a cold beer in the fresh, cool water. Leave here after you finish.