In the early morning, enjoy a 2-hours drive from Hue to Bach Ma National Park – was known as one of the bio-diversity centers of Indochina. With 22,031ha, steep mountains and dense forests, this area is the home to a wide variety of animals and plants. At the base of the mountains, there is the tropical monsoon forest whilst above 900m the forest is sub-tropical. Meet the local forest expert who has had a strong attachment to Bach Ma area for more than 20 years.

Hoi An was a prosperous trading port at the central of Vietnam between the 17th and 19th centuries. Nowadays, Hoi An ancient town listed in the World Heritage with well-preserved buildings, pedestrianized streets and unique cuisine, allowing visitors a glimpse of its illustrious past. The narrow lanes are ideal for a guided walking tour. 

Starting a half day city tour from Hoi An to Danang with Cham Museum which houses artifacts from the Kingdom of Champa, ruled central Vietnam for 1000 years. Continue to the Marble Mountains, consisting of five marble hillocks that were once islands..

Cycling along the Thu Bon River where you have a chance to take photographs of many fishing boats and small houses. Continue to bike through Thuan Tinh village to visit areca-nut gardens, family shrines and local villagers going about daily life. Keep cycling along quiet inland trails, passing water-coconut palm trees, fishing farms and rice paddies to reach Cua Dai Beach.

If only have a few days and you want to experience the countryside, then the half day Tra Que Village will be a good option. This will be a chance to discover the local Hoi An people by bicycle and its agricultural - where you can see the daily works of farmer on their organic herb garden.In the morning, start cycling to the countryside - Tra Que Village