Hoi An
Vietnam’s Most Loved Travel Destination
Nestled along Vietnam’s central coast, Hoi An enchants with its timeless beauty and cultural richness. This UNESCO World Heritage site captivates visitors with its well-preserved ancient town, adorned by lantern-lit streets and centuries-old architecture.
Hoi An also offers culinary delights, vibrant markets, and traditional crafts, promising an unforgettable journey through Vietnam’s cultural heart.
More Than An Ancient Town​
Beyond the town, Hoi An’s true beauty also shines in golden rice fields, pristine beaches and tranquil villages. The nature, cuisine, and culture all have unique features that together create wonderful experiences.
Exploring the Hoi An countryside by bike is an excellent way to experience the rural charm of Vietnam. There are many routes winds through expansive rice paddies where farmers and water buffalo toil side by side. By the rivers, you'll find fishing farms with fishermen busy reeling in their catch and repairing nets.
Cycle the paddy field
Whether you are a new cook or an experienced one, you’ll find our cooking class the fun way to become familiar with the wonderful local cuisine. You are welcome to join us to explore local markets or our garden, learn our recipes and share with us your love of cooking.
Take Vietnamses cooking class
Hoi An's beaches, including Cua Dai, An Bang, and other hidden beachs, are famous for their tropical climate, pristine sands, and turquoise waters. These serene coastal retreats offer relaxation, water activities, and breathtaking scenery, making them perfect for beach lovers looking to elevate their mood and escape daily fatigue.
Sunbathing at the beach
My Son Sanctuary, located 45km from Hoi An Old Town, showcases ancient red-brick temples and towers, representing the architectural prowess of the Champa civilization over nine centuries. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers profound historical, cultural, and artistic insights in a tranquil jungle setting, perfect for contemplative sunrise visits.
Explore the holy land
Discover Hoi An's rich culinary heritage, shaped by centuries of trade and cultural exchange. From the iconic pork rice noodles, Quang noodle to savoury Vietnamese pancake, each dish reflects influences from China, Japan, and beyond. Delve into the flavors that have earned Hoi An acclaim as a top global food destination.
Try famous traditional foods
Explore the Seven Hectare Coconut Forest in Cam Thanh, 3 kilometers from Hoi An Old Town. This forest, with 300 years of history, is a top attraction! Visitors can enjoy a traditional round basket boat ride, peacefully gliding along the Thu Bon River through lush coconut groves. A serene and unique adventure awaits!
Row through coconut forest
Just 15 kilometers off Hoi An's captivating coastline lie the Cham Islands, a cluster of eight picturesque granite landmasses. With turquoise waters ideal for snorkeling, diving, and fishing, these islands also offer serene sandy beaches and glimpses into local life. Experience tranquility as the sun sets behind the mainland during a peaceful overnight stay.
Have a island day
Explore Hoi An's heritage through its traditional crafts: Kim Bong Carpentry Village blends Japanese, Chinese, and Cham styles; Phuoc Kieu Bronze Village casts intricate gongs; Xa Duong Lantern Village illuminates with vibrant lanterns; Tra Que Herb Village offers organic farming experiences; Thanh Ha Pottery Village showcases ancient ceramic artistry.
Experience traditional handicrafts
Alongside many interesting experiences, you might also want to relax gently in a peaceful and private space. Immerse yourself in the afternoon sunlight, listen to the chirping birds in the trees, and temporarily forget all your worries…
How to get there?
The international airport in Da Nang is just a 50-minute drive from Hoi An an Ayatana. Alternatively, Hoi An is accessible by bus, shuttle vans and train from nearby locations like Nha Trang, Da Nang, and Hue.Â
For exploring the Ancient Town and the countryside from Ayatana, walking and cycling are perfect. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are also available. For longer trips, we’ll help you book a private car.
Walking through Hoi An's ancient town, visitors are enchanted by its yellow shop fronts, colorful lanterns, and cobbled streets blending European and Asian styles. Exploring vibrant markets, tailor shops, joining the Lantern Festival, and taking boat tours along the Thu Bon River, every corner invites visitors to create unforgettable memories amid its timeless beauty.
Stroll around ancient town