General
Hoi An Sunrise Eco Tour Program
Duration: 3.5 hrs
Route: Hoi An’s water areas
Highlights: boat cruise – sunrise – fish market
To start up the tour, in early morning, we will come at 5:00 o’clock to pick you up at the hotel and transfer to pier then we will start hoi an sunrise eco tour. Following Thu Bon river, we will start taking boat trip towards Cua Dai esctuary. Surprisingly, when you are sitting on a boat, you leisurely watch blazing sun rising up on Cua Dai beach. So, it will be a great moment for you to take beautiful pictures and receive first sunlight of the day. Then along the way, on two banks of Thu Bon river are water coconut jungle and people’s houses and you can realize how peaceful the area is! Some little canals cut in the middle of the coconut forest creating some pretty snaking waterways.
Sometimes, you will see local fishermen lifting up traditional fishing nests or traps that they drop in yesterday. Although how hard their job is but you always find their smiling face with warm hearted soul. Moreover, fishermen can show you what they catch and you can understand and sympathize with their hardness. Next, the boat will continue taking us towards Cua Dai estuary. As the sun rises, all fishing boats are returning home after a long night in the sea. On their boats, it is a full load of fishes such as sardin, flounder, snapper, whale, tuna, selachium, codfish, herring, grouper, pomfret. So, we can take some pictures and then we are heading to Duy Hai fish market.
Sunrise on Cua Dai beach – Hoi An city
On arrival at Duy Hai Fish market, you can stroll around and see how busy the market is! Also, you can have a talk with local people to know more about their daily life! At the market, some talking and smiling seems to beat up their sweety faces. This fish market is open everyday and many fish merchants usually come to buy and load to their big trucks for transporting around the country.
Finally, when we finish the fish market, we will take you back to the dock in Hoi An. From here, our guide and driver will take you back to the hotel and Sunrise Hoi An Eco Tour will come to an end here.
Duy Hai fish market
How interesting is Hoi An Sunrise Eco Tour?
The tour helps visitor discover fishing life of Hoi An fishermen in early morning. Also, taking boat cruise along Thu Bon river in Hoi An and see the first sunlight of the day is an enjoyable experience. And adding to a visit to Duy Hai fish market is another memory that you will never forget.
Hoi An Sunrise Eco Tour price
35 $ U.S per person (minimum 2 persons)
| Tour inclusion | Tour exclusion |
| – 4 – seat air conditioning private car pick up and drop off – Experienced driver – English speaking guide – Entrance ticket – Cold water and wet tissue
| – Travel insurance – Other expenses – Tips and gratuities |
| Things to bring | Travel tip |
| -Fully charged camera; Sport shoes or Sandals; Caps/hats; Sun glasses; Insect spray
| In months of October, November, December, January, February; it normally rains in Hoi An, let’s bring rain coats with you. |
Travel guide
- And we will not organise the tour in case of bad weather i.e storms, typhoons, floodings…
- The price includes picking up and dropping off in Hoi An’s areas. If you prefer pick up and drop off from Da Nang, then the tour price will be changed.
How to book Hoi An Sunrise Eco Tour?
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Hội An (, Hoi an, Vietnam), formerly known as Fai-Fo or Faifoo, is a city with a population of approximately 120,000 in Vietnam’s Quảng Nam Province and noted since 1999 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Old Town Hội An, the city’s historic district, is recognized as an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century, its