Spend a leisure 4-day vacation on the private beach at the Furama Resort in Danang and take an excursion to visit the cultural heritage of Vietnam in Hoi An.

* Please be aware of Peak Season Surcharge at the specific dates shown.

• Package includes:
  * Round trip airport transfer in Danang
  * 3 night accommodation at The Furama Resort Danang,
  * Full day excursion to World Heritage site at Hoi An ancient town and Danang with lunch.
  * Personal accident insurance
  

  Package excludes:
  * International air ticket to / from Vietnam & Danang
  * Airport taxes in Vietnam
  * Any other tours and/or activities at the resort
  * Drinks, personal expenses and meals not mentioned on the program.
  * Visa approval letter and stamping fee at the airport in case of applying for visa on arrival

  If you plan to arrive in Vietnam from Bangkok (Thailand), we can arrange the air ticket for you upon request.
  

  There is a compulsory gala dinner involved at the resort during Christmas and New Year. Please check with our travel consultant for more information.

  A surcharge of USD 25 net per room per night will be applied for peak period:  Easter (21-23 Mar. 08) and other public holidays in Vietnam (31 Aug 07 - 22 Sep 07 and 30 Apr 08 - 4 May 08)

Danang is Vietnam’s fourth-largest city, situated in the central region. Encircled with world cultural heritage sites in Hue and Hoi An (My Son), Danang is often referred as ‘Saigon of the North’. The reason of this cliché is simply because it is the deep-sea port city in the middle of the country that serevs as the economic hub between the north and the south. The scenic view of the city’s two grandiose bridges, Song Han Bridge and Nguyen Van Troi Bridge, indicates well of the booming economy of this seaside town.

Geographically, Danang marks the end of the tropical zone in the north and offers a pleasant year-round climate. Its town is situated on the west bank of the Han River in parallel with the long, thin seaside land strip on the eastern side. Up in the northern end of the east bank are Tien Sa Port and Monkey Mountain while the northern end of the west bank is the Bay of Danang with Thanh Binh Beach and Nam O Beach embracing the west of the bay.

The sea is good for swimming all year round especially in summer from May to August because of the mild wave, the water temperature and the safeguard team that works from 5am to 8pm every day to ensure safety for tourists. Other activities here are fishing, water-skiing, diving and yacht race. Most beaches are easily accessible by means of transport.

Apart from beaches, Danang also boasts other kinds of tourist attractions: Danang Cathedral, Caodai Temple, Tam Bao Pagoda, Pho Da Pagoda, Cham Museum, Hai Van Pass and Marble Mountain

Hoi An was Vietnam’s important international seaport town from the 16th century to the late 19th century with merchants from both Asia and Europe trading all sorts of goods from spices to gold. Located on the bank of Thu Bon River 30 kilometers south of Danang, this is a quiet riverside town dotted with temples, shrines and Chinese style tile-roofed wooden houses girding a long narrow road.

Traditional lifestyle and Chinese architecture have remained virtually unspoiled since the 17th century – it is one of Vietnam’s four World Heritage sites. Indeed, it is the slow pace of life that makes this charming town worth a visit. It’s pleasurable enough just to pedal around on a bicycle and stop by restaurants on Trai Phu Street for a cup of tea and Chinese-style pastries.