This charming town, originally a 15th-century trading port is a UNESCO World Heritage site and for good reason. The historic buildings, adorned with colorful lanterns and traditional Vietnamese tile roofs, will transport you back in time. Take a peaceful stroll along the riverside or explore Hoi An’s old quarter, filled with endless markets selling everything from handmade crafts to local cuisine. Don’t miss out on a visit to the iconic Japanese covered bridge, before indulging in some of the town’s famous tailoring shops for a custom-made outfit. Its nickname is the city of light due to the iconic yellow walls and lanterns, Hoi An truly is a delight for all senses.

Highlights include:

• Exploring the historic buildings and old quarter
• Strolling along the riverside seeing the later boats float down the river.
• Visiting the iconic Japanese-covered bridge.
• Treating yourself to custom tailoring and local cuisine.
• Visiting the beach and indulging in delicious seafood.