The Hai Van Pass is the highest mountain pass in Vietnam, rising about 500 meters above sea level and stretching 21 kilometers between Hue and Da Nang. Known for its winding curves and breathtaking coastal views, it was featured on the Top Gear Vietnam Special as one of the world’s most beautiful coastal roads. At the top, visit Hai Van Quan, built in 1826, along with old French and American bunkers and panoramic views of the mountains and sea. We spend approximately 2 hours on the pass, including riding and frequent short stops (every 5–10 minutes) for photos, viewpoints, and breaks. You’ll also have time to relax with a coffee while enjoying the incredible scenery. This is one of the most scenic highlights of your journey.

Lap An Lagoon is located near Lang Co Beach, surrounded by mountains on one side and the sea on the other. The calm waters of the lagoon beautifully reflect the sky and surrounding landscape, creating a peaceful and scenic atmosphere. Here, you can observe local fishermen using traditional boats and nets, offering a glimpse into daily local life. It is also a great place to take photos, enjoy the fresh air, and learn about local oyster farming.

Suoi Mo Waterfall is a beautiful natural waterfall located in the mountains of Hue, where fresh water flows through lush forest landscapes. The name “Suối Mơ” means “Dream Spring,” and its beauty truly lives up to the name. Surrounded by dense forest and rocky cliffs, the waterfall cascades into clear, cool pools that are perfect for swimming and relaxing. Here you can enjoy a refreshing swim in natural mountain water, relax by the pools, and take photos in a peaceful setting surrounded by nature. The sound of flowing water and fresh air makes this an ideal stop to rest and recharge during your journey.

Lang Co Beach is part of Lang Co Bay, recognized as one of the world’s most beautiful bays. The beach is known for its long stretch of golden sand and clear, calm waters. Nestled between mountains and a peaceful lagoon, this area offers not only stunning scenery but also a quiet and relaxing atmosphere away from busy tourist spots. Compared to more crowded beaches near the cities, Lang Co remains authentic and less developed, making it a great place to unwind, take photos, or enjoy a refreshing swim. We will also stop here for a freshly prepared local lunch, with options available for all dietary preferences, including vegan, vegetarian, and pescatarian.

Linh Ung Pagoda is one of the most important spiritual and cultural landmarks in Da Nang, located on the Son Tra Peninsula. The pagoda is famous for its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful architecture, and its breathtaking location overlooking the ocean and the city. The highlight of the site is the impressive 67-meter tall Lady Buddha statue, which stands gracefully facing the sea and can be seen from many parts of Da Nang. From the pagoda grounds, you can enjoy wide panoramic views of the coastline, mountains, and fishing villages below. This is a calm and relaxing stop where you can walk around, take photos, and experience the spiritual side of local Vietnamese culture while enjoying one of the best viewpoints in the region.

Son Tra Peninsula, also known as Monkey Mountain, is one of the most stunning natural areas in Da Nang. The scenic coastal road winds along the mountainside, offering breathtaking views of the ocean, beaches, and the entire city skyline. Along the way, we make several peaceful stops at panoramic viewpoints where you can take photos, enjoy the fresh sea breeze, and relax in nature. This area is also home to rich wildlife, including the rare red-shanked douc langur monkeys, which you may have the chance to see in their natural habitat. In the late afternoon, we often stop at a viewpoint to enjoy a spectacular sunset over Da Nang Beach, with wide-open views of the city, coastline, and surrounding mountains. With its combination of jungle-covered hills, dramatic coastal roads, wildlife, and ocean scenery, Son Tra Peninsula offers a peaceful and unforgettable experience, and a perfect contrast to the Hai Van Pass.

Dragon Bridge is a symbol of the modern development of Da Nang. Built in 2009 and opened in 2013, this 666-meter (2,185-foot) long bridge is shaped like a golden dragon and stretches across the Han River in the heart of the city. It is one of the most famous landmarks in Da Nang and is especially impressive at night when it is illuminated with colorful lights. On weekends at 8:00 PM, the dragon performs a fire and water show from its mouth, creating a unique and memorable spectacle. We stop here for a short break, take photos, and enjoy beautiful views of the city center from the bridge.