Day 1 — keep arrival simple
Flight delays, immigration and baggage can move your schedule.
Use the remaining time for beach, river, food or massage instead of a major prepaid attraction.
Day 2 — Ba Na Hills
Give the mountain enough time for cable cars, Golden Bridge and the main zones.
Keep the evening easy after returning to Da Nang.
Day 3 — Hoi An
Leave after lunch, optionally include Coconut Forest, then continue into Hoi An for sunset, dinner and lanterns.
This is more efficient than making two separate trips south.
Day 4 — protect the flight
Use cafés, shopping, massage or a short city stop and keep a generous airport buffer.
Do not put a long-distance attraction right before departure unless timing is very safe.
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Before you confirm the trip
FAQ
Questions travellers ask
Can I see Da Nang and Hoi An in four days?＋
Yes. Da Nang works well as the base.
Can I add Cham Island?＋
Yes, but reduce another activity or add a night to avoid rushing.
Should I sleep in Hoi An?＋
Optional. A Da Nang base is simpler for a short trip.
Should Ba Na Hills be on departure day?＋
Usually no; a flexible final day is safer.