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Hoi An provides a slice of old town Vietnam on your trip to this incredible country. With its grand architecture, port town heritage and enticing history, Hoi An deserves a full exploration.
Some of Vietnam’s best scenery is to be found here, and the lack of traffic makes it a sanctuary for anyone who wants a break from the high energy of a place like Ho Chi Minh City.
Hoi An is known for its high concentration of clothes shops. So if you want to bag a beautifully tailored suit for cheap or an inexpensive handmade dress, this is the place to go.
Stroll past ancient Chinese temples, vintage tea warehouses, rice fields and picturesque river banks to discover a town that is alive and thriving – just in a very laidback way.
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Succumb to a world of beauty, relaxation and blissful sunshine with a stay at Hoi An Beach Resort, a fabulous getaway in sun-kissed Vietnam. This wonderful beachfront escape nestled between Cua Dai Beach and De Vong River in the historic coastal city...
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Sitting on the banks of the picturesque Thu Bon River, the pretty Anantara Hoi An Resort is the perfect pick for relaxation and exploration in this diverse region of Vietnam. Boasting a choice of charming rooms and suites, a variety of leisure...
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Perfectly set between the historic town centre and the white sandy beach, Hoi An Trails Resort and Spa is an idyllic choice. Featuring two stunning restaurants, a swimming pool and a spa, this charming boutique hotel oozes romance with its garden of...
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The perfect blend of beachside bliss and cultural exploration is waiting to be discovered during a phenomenal Vietnam holiday at the Boutique Hoi An Resort. Surrounded by swaying palms, beside the soft sands and emerald waters of An Bang Beach, the...
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Elegantly resting on a pristine white-sandy beach, Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai is a stylish retreat for a luxury Vietnam holiday. Taking inspiration from the royal tombs in Hue, combined with contemporary features, the chic design instantly...
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Discover the intoxicating beauty of Vietnam with a once-in-a-lifetime holiday to the historic Hoi An. The Mercure Hotel offers guests an authentic experience with chic, luxurious surroundings. Admire the turquoise and emeralds of the pool or take to...
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Discover the charming beachfront retreat that is the Palm Garden Beach Resort and Spa during a sublime escape beside the golden shores of Hoi An. Ideal for families or couples, the complex offers an incredible tropical home from home, enabling you to...
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Nestled in a haven of pure tranquillity, looking out across glistening emerald waters, the 5-star Vinpearl Resort and Spa Hoi An offers a divine choice for a magnificent Vietnam holiday. This luxurious retreat is the perfect spot for undisturbed...
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Nestled alongside the serene Thu Bon River, the Emerald Hoi An Riverside Resort & Spa is a vibrant paradise that promises a captivating escape. Situated a brief 5-minute stroll from the historic Hoi An Ancient Town, this resort offers 52 enchanting...
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One of the best things about Vietnam is the food, so it makes sense to go on a gastronomic tour when you’re in the country. And what better place to do it than in Hoi An, where alleyways and lanes give way to bustling markets, street hawkers and cafes all producing some of the finest food you’ll have in southeast Asia.
Holidays to Hoi An should never miss out on tasting the street food. From banh mi to BBQ pork and fresh noodles to white rose dumplings – this is a must-do experience, which will leave you feeling enlightened, enlivened and nicely full.
Another favourite among visitors to Hoi An, is Cam Nam Island. This place is authentically Vietnamese, with lots of local artists living creatively on the island. Check out the famous carpenter, who makes the most intricate wood sculptures.
Take a boat out or cycle along the pedestrian bridge that links it to the mainland, and enjoy a day exploring this beautiful island.
Alternatively, you can visit the Ancient Town of Hoi An, situated on the banks of the Thu Bon River. A UNESCO world heritage centre dating from the 15th to the 19th century, this district is filled with timber frame buildings, pagodas, a Japanese bridge and a ferry quay which is a reminder of the area’s trading port which served most of southeast and east Asia as well as the rest of the world.
Unsurprisingly, Vietnam has a tropical climate, so Hoi An has warm weather all year round. This area only has two seasons – the dry season and the rainy season. Between June to August, the temperatures can reach up to 38C, while November and December goes down to 19 to 24 degrees Celsius.
One thing to bear in mind with Hoi An is its exceptionally long rainy season which stretches from September to January.
But when it comes to deciding the best time to visit, most tourists prefer February through to May, when the weather is mild, humidity low and a lot less rain.
Destination2 offer a variety of Hoi An holiday packages which allow you to see this incredible city for yourself. Contact us today for more information on your next Hoi An holiday.
A magical holiday adventure awaits in Hoi An, the spellbinding ancient port town on Vietnam’s central coast.
Beauty abounds in Hoi An with its stunning temples, pagodas, vintage tea warehouses and captivating architectural wonders.
The only way to reach this laid-back escape is by road, so it’s perfect for anyone who wants to avoid the hustle and bustle associated with many other Vietnamese resorts.
The sun can be scorching in Vietnam so spending time on the beach is a great way to get some welcome relief from it. The gentle sea breezes and a swim in the crystal-clear waters provide an opportunity to cool down.
The most popular and busiest beach in Hoi An is An Bang, a long sandy expense which is great for families with an abundance of restaurants and bars for a relaxing meal and refreshing drink. Stand- up paddle-boarding is a popular activity on the clear waters.
Hidden Beach is a quieter sandy escape with a wonderful restaurant serving an extensive range of Vietnamese and Western food. This is a truly relaxing beach which is ideal for couples wanting a romantic time strolling along the seafront.
Cua Dai Beach is 5km east of Hoi An and is located where three big rivers exit to the sea, namely Thu Bon, Truong Giang and De Vong. There are many hotels on the coast here and there's plenty of water sports action. The beach stretches for an impressive 8km.
Binh Minh Beach is a great option for swimming with its calm and shallow waters. The beach is smaller than some beaches in the area but still runs for 3km. Visitors often visit at dawn to watch the breath-taking sunrises.
Festivals and events are held in Hoi An in line with the lunar calendar and provide a great insight into local tradition.
This is a charming festival held on the 14th night of each lunar month which is unique to Hoi An. Lights in the city are turned off and colourful illuminated lanterns take their place. A range of activities then take place including cultural music performances.
Hoi An joins in this nationwide celebration on the first days of the Lunar New Year. Residents take part in a range of activities including traditional dances, such as the unicorn dance and the 4 noble animals dance. The event also involves praying for profit and good fortune in the shrines and pagodas.
This takes place on two days in the 8th month of the lunar year and includes a mid-autumn party with a procession of lanterns, song contests, lion dances and plenty of music.
There’s plenty of wonderful gastronomic delights in Hoi An to satisfy every palate.
Cao L?u is a delicious noodle dish which is unique to Hoi An, consisting of marinated roast pork slices and green vegetables on a bed or rice noodles.
Bún Th?t Nu?ng is a wonderful salad made with BBQ sliced pork, served with a healthy portion of greens and cold rice noodles, while Bánh Mì Th?p C?m is a type of baguette sandwich packed with minced meat, liver pate and heaps of fresh vegetables.
Hoa Qu? D?m is a tasty snack comprising mixed fruit, shaved ice and coconut cream. It is often made with kiwi fruit, jackfruit, watermelon and apple. Tapioca balls are sometimes added for additional texture.
There are some superb restaurants in Hoi An - among those which are highly regarded are Miss Ly Café, Nhan’s Kitchen, Mango Mango, Quan Dau Bac and Ancient Faifo.
