Da Nang 2026: beach, Hoi An and the Dragon Bridge — what’s in the tour
NarminTour abroad: Da Nang, 9 days · 8 nights, departure dates — WhatsApp, from 8,000,000 UZS per person on a twin share.
The tour is Da Nang, the beach, Hoi An (~30 minutes) and the Dragon Bridge. Ha Long is not in the programme — ignore collage banners.
Summary
The essentials in a minute
In detail
Price, hotels, dates
Departure dates — WhatsApp, not a frozen number on the page. From 8,000,000 UZS pp twin. Hotels on the card: Aurora Riverside 3*, Da Nang Han River 4*, Bellerive Hoi An Resort & Spa 5* — current price on WhatsApp.
Tour: Da Nang.
How the days are split
Day 1: fly from Tashkent, arrive Da Nang, hotel transfer.
Days 2–4: breakfasts and meals per programme; Hoi An excursion (historic trading town, UNESCO); evening walk on the Dragon Bridge; Da Nang Beach.
Days 5–8: free beach days, shopping at Han market, Vietnamese food.
Day 9: breakfast, airport transfer, flight to Tashkent.
What the card promises — and what it does not
Wide sandy beaches, the South China Sea, Hoi An in 30 minutes, the Dragon Bridge. Flights, 8 nights, meals per programme, airport ↔ hotel, medical insurance — included.
Vietnam visa is arranged separately. Extra excursions and personal expenses are not included. No domestic flights or bay cruises in the grid.
Takeaway
Conclusion
Da Nang: nine days of sea and Hoi An, from 8 million UZS, visa on you. Dates on WhatsApp. Hotels and price: Da Nang 2026.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01Is Ha Long included?+
02Is the visa included?+
03When is the departure?+
04From what price?+
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