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The Vietage: Hoi An to Quy Nhon

7 days · Hoi An · Quy NhonHoi An → Quy Nhon
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The journey

Seven days from Hoi An's lantern-lit lanes to Quy Nhon's untouched coastline, aboard Vietnam's most luxurious train.

A journey built around slowing down. Spend three days in Hoi An, exploring its UNESCO-listed old town, cycling its river islands, and cooking alongside celebrated chef Duc Tran at his private home, before boarding the Vietage, Vietnam's most luxurious train, for a scenic ride along a historic French-built coastal line to Quy Nhon. There, settle into three unhurried days on one of Vietnam's last untouched stretches of coastline, with nothing on the agenda but the sea.

Highlights

  • Ride the Vietage, Vietnam's most luxurious train, along a historic French-built coastal line
  • Cook and dine with celebrated chef Duc Tran at his private Hoi An home
  • Cycle Hoi An's river islands to meet basket-boat and mat-weaving artisans
  • Explore Hoi An's UNESCO-listed old town and the 400-year-old Japanese Bridge
  • Unwind for three days on Quy Nhon's untouched coastline

Included

Accommodation

6 nights in hand-picked hotels

Activities

Hoi An old town walking tour · Hoi An river island cycling tour · Private chef's home cooking demonstration & lunch · Vietage luxury train journey, Hoi An to Quy Nhon

Also included

Private guides & drivers throughout · Daily breakfast, plus 2 additional meals · Entrance fees
The route

Seven days across Vietnam

2 stops · Hoi An to Quy Nhon
Hoi An Quy Nhon
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The route in detail

Day 1

Arrive Hoi An

Arrive into Danang and transfer around 50 minutes to your hotel in Hoi An, one of Vietnam's most picturesque towns and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, once a major Asian trading port in the 17th and 18th centuries. Overnight in Hoi An.
Day 2

Hoi An

Spend the morning exploring Hoi An's old town with a local guide: well-preserved merchant houses, the Japanese Bridge, built more than 400 years ago to connect the town's Japanese and Chinese communities, and a Chinese assembly hall, where visitors can hang an incense coil and make a wish. Wander the smaller laneways before a calming tea tasting to close out the morning. In the afternoon, collect a bicycle and take a short boat ride across the Thu Bon River to the river islands that make up this fertile delta region. Visit a family workshop specialising in pearl wood carving, cycle past rice fields to see how locals craft the traditional thung chai basket boat, and meet a family who weave mats from sedge grass, before riding back through the countryside and crossing the river to Hoi An. Evening at leisure. Overnight in Hoi An.
Day 3

Hoi An

Spend a half day with Duc Tran, one of Central Vietnam's most celebrated chefs and the name behind Hoi An favourites Mango Mango, Mango Rooms and Mai Fish. Begin with a local market visit for a quick introduction to the region's produce, from farm to sea, before continuing to Duc's rural home and cooking studio for a private demonstration and a lunch prepared by the chef himself. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Hoi An.
Day 4

Hoi An to Quy Nhon by Train

Transfer around 50 minutes to Danang Railway Station and board the Vietage, Vietnam's most luxurious train, for a 6.5-hour journey along a historic stretch of rail first built by the French during the colonial era. Settle in for a three-course meal and free-flowing drinks as the train winds slowly through Central Vietnam's countryside and coastline. Arrive in Quy Nhon province, a still-undiscovered stretch of coast with long peninsulas, rocky outcrops, secluded bays, fishing villages and historic Cham-era towers, and transfer to your resort. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight in Quy Nhon.
Day 5

Quy Nhon

A free day to enjoy the resort, with local excursions available to arrange through the hotel at your own expense. Overnight in Quy Nhon.
Day 6

Quy Nhon

Another free day to unwind, whether that means the beach, the pool, or simply doing nothing at all. Overnight in Quy Nhon.
Day 7

Quy Nhon, Departure

Enjoy the morning at leisure before checking out and transferring to Phu Cat Airport for your onward flight.
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