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Experience the Best of Hoi An: 3-Day Golf & Cultural Tour Package

Are you ready for an exciting golf trip in Hoi An city?

Why Choose Hoi An for Your Golf Vacation?

Hoi An has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s premier golf destinations, combining championship courses with the charm of Vietnam’s most beloved UNESCO World Heritage site. The region boasts perfect golfing weather for most of the year, with the best conditions from February to April and September to November when temperatures hover between 75-85°F (24-29°C) with gentle breezes coming off the East Sea.

According to recent TripAdvisor reviews, visitors consistently rate their Hoi An golf experiences above 4.7/5 stars, citing the immaculate course conditions, stunning scenery, and exceptional service as highlights of their Vietnam trip. One reviewer from Australia noted, “Playing golf in Hoi An was the unexpected highlight of our Vietnam trip. The courses are world-class and the backdrop of mountains and sea is simply unbeatable.”

Our Premium 5-Day Golf and Tourism Package

Luxury Accommodation Options

Our package offers two exceptional accommodation choices to suit your preferences and budget:

Life Beach Villa (3-Star)

Located just minutes from An Bang Beach, Life Beach Villa offers a tranquil retreat with the perfect balance of comfort and value. This boutique property features:

• Spacious rooms with private balconies overlooking lush tropical gardens
• Refreshing outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers
• Complimentary bicycle rental for exploring nearby beaches and villages
• In-house restaurant serving authentic Vietnamese cuisine and international favorites
• Free shuttle service to Hoi An Ancient Town (15-minute ride)

Recent guest reviews highlight the property’s exceptional value and location. A TripAdvisor reviewer from Canada writes, “Life Beach Villa offers the perfect combination of beach proximity and access to Hoi An’s attractions. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the staff went above and beyond to arrange our golf transfers.” Booking.com reviews consistently praise the “peaceful atmosphere” and “excellent breakfast featuring both Western options and local specialties.”

Perfect for: Travelers seeking a relaxed beach atmosphere with easy access to both golf courses and cultural attractions.

Silkotel Hoi An (4-Star)

For those preferring premium accommodations closer to Hoi An’s historic center, Silkotel Hoi An offers sophisticated luxury within walking distance of the Ancient Town. This stylish property features:

• Contemporary rooms with elegant Vietnamese-inspired décor and premium bedding
• Rooftop infinity pool with panoramic views of Hoi An and surrounding countryside
• Full-service spa offering traditional Vietnamese treatments and golfer-specific massages
• Gourmet restaurant featuring farm-to-table cuisine and expertly crafted cocktails
• Premium fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment

Silkotel consistently receives excellent reviews for its attentive service and prime location. According to Agoda reviews, the property scores 9.2/10 for location and 9.4/10 for service. A recent guest from the UK praised the “impeccable attention to detail” and noted that “the rooftop pool offers the perfect relaxation spot after a challenging round of golf.” Another reviewer on Hotels.com mentioned, “The breakfast buffet at Silkotel is worth the stay alone – fresh tropical fruits, made-to-order eggs, and authentic Vietnamese noodle soups provide the perfect start to an active day.”

Perfect for: Discerning travelers who value premium amenities and proximity to Hoi An’s cultural attractions.

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Day 1: Arrival and Ancient Town Exploration

Morning:

• Arrival and Check-in: Arrive at Da Nang International Airport, where our private transfer will whisk you to your chosen hotel in Hoi An (approximately 30 minutes).
  • Life Beach Villa guests will enjoy a welcome drink featuring fresh tropical fruits while their luggage is delivered to their garden-view rooms.
  • Silkotel Hoi An guests will be greeted with a traditional Vietnamese tea ceremony before being escorted to their premium accommodations.
• Welcome Breakfast: Enjoy a Vietnamese coffee and bánh mì at your hotel or at a local café to fuel your day. The Morning Glory Restaurant offers an exceptional breakfast experience with both Western and local options, consistently rated 4.8/5 on travel platforms. According to a recent Google review, “Their traditional Vietnamese iced coffee with condensed milk is the perfect way to start your Hoi An adventure – strong, sweet, and refreshing.”

Photography Tip: Capture the morning light filtering through the narrow streets as locals set up their stalls and go about their morning routines. The soft golden glow between 7-8am creates magical lighting conditions that photographers dream about.

Afternoon:

Ancient Town Walking Tour: Explore Hoi An’s UNESCO-protected Old Town with our knowledgeable local guide.

• Japanese Covered Bridge: This 16th-century bridge symbolizes Hoi An’s multicultural heritage. The best time for photos is early afternoon when the light perfectly illuminates its wooden structure. Avoid the crowds by visiting on weekdays rather than weekends. A TripAdvisor reviewer from the UK writes, “The bridge isn’t just a tourist attraction – it’s a living piece of history that tells the story of Hoi An’s international trading past. The detailed carvings of monkeys and dogs at each end represent the years of construction.”

• Assembly Halls: Discover the ornate Chinese assembly halls, particularly Fujian Assembly Hall with its vibrant colors and intricate woodwork. For the best photographs, focus on the detailed ceiling carvings and stone dragon sculptures at the entrance. According to Culture Trip reviews, “The Fujian Assembly Hall’s vibrant red and gold decorations provide the perfect contrast against blue skies – adjust your camera settings to capture both the bright colors and shadowy interior details.”

• Old Merchant Houses: Step back in time at Tan Ky House, a 200-year-old merchant residence combining Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural elements. Visit between 2-4pm when group tours are typically fewer. Instagram photographers consistently recommend capturing the ornate mother-of-pearl inlaid furniture and the centuries-old wooden beams that have survived numerous floods.

Must-Try: Stop at Reaching Out Tea House, a social enterprise employing deaf and mute staff, for their signature iced tea with lemongrass and mint. Reviews on Booking.com praise the “peaceful atmosphere and the opportunity to experience mindful silence while supporting a worthy cause.”

Photography Tip:

• Capture the reflection of colored lanterns in the Thu Bon River for iconic Hoi An images. Position yourself at the riverside near Bach Dang Street around 5pm as the sun begins to set for the perfect balance of natural and lantern light.
• Use night mode on your smartphone to capture the lanterns without flash, preserving the magical ambiance. For DSLR users, a tripod is essential for those long-exposure shots of lanterns reflecting on the water.

Hoi An Night Market

Location & Hours

• Located on Nguyen Hoang Street (on An Hoi Islet, across the bridge from the Ancient Town)
• Opens daily around 5:00 PM and runs until about 11:00 PM
• Peak crowds typically form between 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM

Activities

• Watching lantern displays and floating lanterns on the river
• Live music performances (traditional Vietnamese instruments)
• Taking photos with the colorful lantern-lit backdrop
• Haggling with vendors (a cultural experience in itself)
• People-watching from riverside cafes

Popular Goods

• Handcrafted silk lanterns in various sizes and colors
• Locally made clothing and accessories
• Paintings and art pieces
• Traditional Vietnamese conical hats
• Carved wooden items

Food Options

• Banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches)
• Cao lau (Hoi An’s signature noodle dish)
• Banh xeo (Vietnamese savory pancakes)
• Com ga (chicken rice)
• Grilled seafood on skewers

Drinks

• Vietnamese iced coffee
• Sugarcane juice
• Coconut water served in the shell
• Local beers (Bia Hoi, Saigon, 333)
• Fresh fruit smoothies
• Vietnamese tea

Tips

• Bring cash (small denominations) as most vendors don’t accept cards
• The market can get quite crowded, especially during peak tourist season
• Prices are generally higher than daytime markets, so bargaining is expected
• For the best experience, visit on a full moon night when the town turns off electric lights and is illuminated only by lanterns

Day 2: Golf at BRG Danang Legend Golf Resort & Relax

Morning:

Play Golf at Golf at BRG Danang Legend Golf Resort 

• Breakfast at Hotel: Start with a hearty breakfast before your first golfing experience.
  • Life Beach Villa offers a flexible breakfast buffet starting at 6:00am specifically for golfers, featuring fresh tropical fruits, Vietnamese specialties, and made-to-order Western options. A TripAdvisor reviewer noted, “They prepared a special early breakfast box for us on golf days – thoughtful attention to detail that made our mornings stress-free.”
  • Silkotel Hoi An provides a premium breakfast experience with chef-attended stations preparing everything from traditional Vietnamese pho to international favorites. Golf guests receive priority seating with views overlooking the hotel’s landscaped gardens.
• BRG Danang Golf Resort : Experience your first round at the renowned BRG Danang Golf Resort designed by golf legend Greg Norman. This spectacular course has been voted “Best Golf Course in Asia” by Golf Digest for three consecutive years.
  • Course Highlight: The signature 16th hole offers breathtaking views of the East Sea and Marble Mountains. The early morning tee time avoids the midday heat while providing magical lighting conditions as the sun rises over the mountains. According to Golf.com, “The 16th at Danang is one of the most photographed holes in Asia, a stunning par-3 that plays directly toward the ocean with the iconic Marble Mountains as a backdrop.”
  • Player Tip: The coastal winds pick up around 11am, so play the seaside holes early in your round. The course’s Bermuda grass fairways drain exceptionally well, making it playable even after rain. A reviewer on GolfPass advises, “Club selection is critical here – the ocean breeze can turn a routine par-4 into a genuine challenge, so trust your caddie’s advice on wind direction.”

Must-Try: The halfway house serves excellent Vietnamese iced coffee and bánh xèo (savory pancakes) – perfect for refueling mid-round.

Photography Tip for Golfers: The 7th and 16th holes offer the most dramatic views for photographs. For the perfect golf action shot, have your playing partner capture your swing with the sun rising over the mountains in the background. The contrast between the lush green fairways and the blue ocean creates stunning visual imagery.

A TripAdvisor reviewer mentions, “Their bánh xèo is crispy on the outside and filled with fresh prawns and bean sprouts – the perfect light meal to keep your energy up without feeling heavy for the back nine.” According to GolfAdvisor reviews, the course maintenance is “impeccable” with “lightning-fast greens” and “strategic bunkering that rewards thoughtful play.” Reviewers consistently praise the professional caddies who provide invaluable local knowledge. One golfer from Singapore writes, “My caddie Min not only read the breaks perfectly but also knew exactly when to suggest laying up or going for it – she saved me at least 5 strokes with her course knowledge.”

Afternoon:

Marble Mountain Exploration

• Lunch at Course Clubhouse: The clubhouse restaurant offers panoramic views across the course and serves excellent fusion cuisine blending Vietnamese flavors with international standards. A reviewer on TripAdvisor recommends, “The grilled sea bass with passion fruit sauce is the perfect post-round meal – light, flavorful, and uniquely Vietnamese with a modern twist.”
• Marble Mountain Exploration: Visit the nearby Marble Mountains, a cluster of five marble and limestone hills containing numerous caves, tunnels, and Buddhist sanctuaries.
  • Best Experience: Climb to the summit of Thuy Son (Water Mountain) for spectacular panoramic views of Da Nang and non-touristy photo opportunities. The best time to visit is mid-afternoon when most tour buses have departed. A Culture Trip reviewer notes, “The steep climb of about 156 steps is absolutely worth it for the view alone – you can see all the way to the coastline and the Lady Buddha statue in the distance.”
  • Photography Tip: The natural light filtering through the cave openings creates dramatic photo opportunities, especially in Huyen Khong Cave with its Buddha statues. Set your camera to a higher ISO and use natural light rather than flash to capture the mystical atmosphere. A travel photographer on Instagram suggests, “Position yourself where the light beams come through the ceiling for ethereal rays that illuminate the statues – early afternoon provides the best angle.”
  • Must-Visit: Don’t miss the small but exquisite Linh Ung Pagoda halfway up the mountain. According to Lonely Planet reviews, “The intricate stone carvings and peaceful atmosphere provide a welcome respite from the climb, and the incense creates a mystical ambiance perfect for contemplative photographs.”

Traditional Massage & Wellness

• Relax those golf muscles with a traditional Vietnamese massage.
• Life Beach Villa guests can enjoy an in-house massage service featuring traditional Vietnamese techniques. A reviewer on Booking.com writes, “Their signature golfer’s massage uses hot herbal compresses that work wonders on tired shoulders – I felt completely rejuvenated for our second round.”
• Silkotel Hoi An guests have access to the hotel’s premium spa facilities, including aromatic steam rooms and a specialized sports recovery massage. According to reviews on Expedia, “The spa at Silkotel offers a level of luxury comparable to five-star resorts at a fraction of the price. Their deep tissue massage specifically targets golfer’s trouble spots.”

Must-Try Dish: Order the “Seafood Volcano” – a dramatic presentation of local seafood in lemongrass and chili sauce served in a flaming coconut. Reviewers describe it as “Instagram-worthy presentation with flavor that exceeds the theatrics.”

Evening Photography Tip: Request a riverside table on the second floor for stunning nighttime views of the illuminated Ancient Town across the water. The reflections create perfect symmetry for your dinner photos.

Day 3: Montgomerie Links Vietnam & Cultural Immersion

Morning:

Play Golf at Montgomerie Links Vietnam

• Course Overview: Designed by golfing legend Colin Montgomerie, the signature 9th hole presents a particularly memorable challenge with its elevated green protected by strategic bunkers and subtle water hazards. The 18th hole offers a spectacular finishing experience with the clubhouse and mountains providing a dramatic backdrop.
• Best Experience: Early morning rounds  provide the most magical experience when golden sunlight bathes the course and mountains in warm hues. The dew-kissed fairways and gentle morning breeze create ideal playing conditions before the midday heat. Golf Travel Weekly states, “There’s something almost magical about watching the morning mist lift off the fairways as the sun rises over the Vietnamese coastline at Montgomerie Links.”
• Player Tip: The undulating greens can be deceptively quick, particularly when putting downhill toward the sea. Local caddies excel at reading these subtle breaks and should be consulted even by experienced players. A Singapore-based reviewer on GolfPass advises, “Trust your caddie’s line even when it seems impossible – they know exactly how the coastal influence affects putts.”

Photography Spots: The elevated tee on the 4th hole offers spectacular panoramic views of the entire course with the Marble Mountains as backdrop – ideal for sunrise photography. The 13th green with its coastal dunes and sea views provides another picture-perfect setting, especially in late afternoon light. Travel photographer James Nguyen recommends: “Position yourself near the 15th tee box around 5PM when the golden hour light creates dramatic shadows across the fairways.”

Afternoon:

Tra Que Vegetable Village

• Tra Que Vegetable Village : Visit this organic herb and vegetable village that supplies many of Hoi An’s restaurants. Learn traditional farming methods that have remained unchanged for centuries.
• Unique Experience: Participate in a farming demonstration where you’ll use traditional Vietnamese tools and techniques. The fragrant herbs create sensory memories many visitors cite as highlights of their trip. According to Lonely Planet, “Getting your hands dirty in the rich soil of Tra Que offers insight into Vietnam’s agricultural heritage that no museum could provide.”

Must-Try: The village is famous for its herb-infused water, believed to have medicinal properties. A BBC Travel review states, “The refreshing mixture of mint, lemongrass, and local herbs known as ‘tía tô’ creates a distinctively Vietnamese flavor that’s both cooling and energizing.”

Photography Tip: The late afternoon light creates a golden glow over the neatly arranged garden beds – perfect for capturing the vibrant greens and rich earthy tones. A travel photographer on Instagram recommends, “Get low to the ground for close-ups of the farmers working – their weathered hands against the vibrant green herbs tell a compelling visual story about Vietnam’s agricultural traditions.”

Sunset Boat Ride & Fishing

Join local fishermen on traditional round bamboo boats as they demonstrate net-casting techniques used for generations. Try your hand at this traditional fishing method as the sun sets over the water. A reviewer on GetYourGuide writes, “Watching the elderly fisherman cast his net with perfect precision was mesmerizing – he made it look effortless, but when I tried, I realized the incredible skill involved. This authentic experience was the perfect counterpoint to our high-end golf sessions.”

• Photography Tip: The golden hour just before sunset creates perfect silhouettes of the round boats against the water. Position yourself to capture the fishermen mid-cast with their nets spread wide against the setting sun for an iconic Vietnam image.

• Farewell Dinner at Ancient Town: Conclude your journey with a special farewell dinner at Morning Glory Restaurant in the heart of the Ancient Town. Chef Ms. Vy serves authentic local specialties including White Rose dumplings, Cao Lau noodles, and grilled Red Emperor fish with five spices – all dishes unique to Hoi An cuisine. According to Food & Wine magazine, “Ms. Vy’s cooking represents the perfect preservation of traditional techniques while accommodating contemporary tastes – her Cao Lau noodles alone justify a trip to Hoi An.”
• Must-Try Dish: The White Rose dumplings (bánh vạc) are a Hoi An specialty that can only be found here. According to local legend, only one family in Hoi An knows the secret recipe for the dumpling wrappers. A Condé Nast Traveler reviewer writes, “The translucent dumplings are shaped to resemble white roses, filled with spiced shrimp, and topped with crispy garlic – a delicate flavor combination that embodies Hoi An’s refined culinary heritage.”
• Final Evening Photography Tip: After dinner, walk through the Ancient Town when it’s fully illuminated by lanterns. The ideal spot for night photography is from the An Hoi Bridge looking back toward the Old Town, where you can capture the full panorama of lanterns reflecting in the river. A professional photographer on Instagram advises, “Use a small tripod for your smartphone and set a 2-3 second exposure to capture both the still architecture and the movement of people with lanterns – creating a dynamic image that captures the energy of Hoi An at night.”

Transfer to Airport: Depending on your flight schedule, we’ll arrange your comfortable transfer back to Da Nang International Airport.