FEE
No
Services
Price
Services are include
01
Standard Package
- 350,000 VND/pax
Price policy for children:
- Under 1m: Free
- From 1m to 1.3M: 175,000 VND/child
- Above 1.3 m: 350,000 VND/child
- Hot Mineral bath at Long Huyet Pool and other natural lakes
- Relax with sauna, steam
- Slipping float on the Lazy River
- Water Park
- Enjoy participating in water games and massage at Jacuzzi pool
- Soaking foot in hot mineral water
- Visiting Than Tai (Gold of Weath) Temple
- Picking up within the campus of park by extremely handy specialized vehicles
- Virtual realty game experience
- 9D - 12D Cinema
- Visiting Orchid Garden
- Sightseeing, Taking photo inside
02
Absorb the Fresh Air
470,000vnd/ pax
650,000vnd/ pax
Standard Package + Mud Bath
Standard Package + Mud Bath + Lunch
List of Health Care Service Price:
No
Services
Price
Unit Price
Note
01
Hot miniral bath at private bungalow
800,000vnd
500,000vnd
House
Using services after 16:00
02
Mud Bath
150,000vnd
01 guest
Enough 03 guest, serving 01 Bathtub
03
VIP Bathtub
400,000vnd
01 bathtub
Maximum: 02 guest
04
Lemongrass/ Tea Bath
150,000vnd
Enough 02 guest, serving 01 Bathtub
Combo Spa
SKY
Sky's Hoi An Tours Team
Local travel insider & licensed drivers in Central Vietnam
Da Nang & Hoi An Weather in September & October: Local Travel Guide
Planning a trip to Da Nang or Hoi An in September or October? One of the most common questions we receive from travelers is:
“Will it rain all day?”
The simple answer is: nobody can predict the weather with 100% accuracy, especially several weeks in advance.
As locals based in Central Vietnam, our advice is not to worry too much when you see rain symbols on your weather app.
Where to Stay in Hoi An: Ancient Town, An Bang Beach or Da Nang?
Planning a trip to Central Vietnam and wondering where to stay in Hoi An?
Should you stay near Hoi An Ancient Town, relax at An Bang Beach, or stay in Da Nang and visit Hoi An as a day trip?
As a local team based in Hoi An, here’s our simple guide.
If you are planning to travel between Hoi An, Da Nang and Hue, the Hai Van Pass is worth considering as part of your Central Vietnam itinerary. Instead of taking the fastest route, you can turn the journey into a scenic experience with spectacular mountain, coastline and lagoon views.
What Is Hai Van Pass?
Hai Van Pass is a famous mountain pass connecting Da Nang and Hue in Central Vietnam. The road climbs over the Hai Van Mountain Range and offers panoramic views of the South China Sea, Lang Co Bay and the surrounding mountains.
For travelers going from Hoi An to Hue, the Hai Van Pass is one of the most popular scenic routes in Vietnam.
Is Hai Van Pass Worth Visiting?
Yes, especially if you enjoy scenic drives, photography and natural landscapes.
The journey provides an opportunity to see several attractions in one day, including:
Hai Van Pass viewpoint – Enjoy panoramic views of the coastline and mountains.
Lang Co Bay – A beautiful coastal area located on the northern side of the pass.
Lap An Lagoon – A peaceful lagoon surrounded by mountains, particularly attractive for photography.
Hai Van Pass coastal viewpoints – Several viewpoints along the mountain road offer impressive views of the coastline.
If the weather is clear, the views from Hai Van Pass can be particularly impressive.
Best Ways to Travel Through Hai Van Pass
There are several ways to travel between Hoi An, Da Nang and Hue.
Hoi An to Hue by Private Car
A private car from Hoi An to Hue via Hai Van Pass is one of the most convenient options for families, couples and small groups.
The main advantage is flexibility. You can choose your departure time and stop at Hai Van Pass, Lang Co Bay and Lap An Lagoon for sightseeing and photos.
A private car is particularly useful if you want to make the journey part of your sightseeing itinerary rather than simply getting from Hoi An to Hue.
Da Nang to Hue by Train
The Da Nang to Hue train is another popular option, especially for travelers who want to enjoy the scenery without driving.
The railway route passes along the coast and Hai Van Mountain, offering beautiful views from the train.
However, the train is primarily transportation rather than a sightseeing tour, so you will have less flexibility to stop at viewpoints such as Lang Co Bay or Lap An Lagoon.
Hoi An to Hue by Bus
Taking a bus is generally a straightforward and budget-friendly way to travel between Hoi An and Hue.
However, buses usually offer less flexibility than a private car, particularly if you want to stop for sightseeing along Hai Van Pass.
How Long Does It Take from Hoi An to Hue?
The journey from Hoi An to Hue takes several hours depending on the transportation option, traffic and sightseeing stops.
If you travel by private car via Hai Van Pass, it is better to allow extra time because you may want to stop at several viewpoints and attractions along the way.
For this reason, many travelers treat Hoi An to Hue via Hai Van Pass as a sightseeing transfer, rather than a simple point-to-point journey.
What Is the Best Way to See Hai Van Pass?
The best option depends on your travel style.
Choose a private car if you want flexibility, hotel-to-hotel transportation and the opportunity to stop for photos.
Choose the train if you prefer a scenic railway journey and do not need sightseeing stops.
Choose the bus if your priority is keeping transportation simple and affordable.