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three easy days for a family with kids.

You’ll start each day with a gentle morning, explore Hội An’s lively market and beaches, drive the dramatic Hải Vân Pass, and spend a full day island‑hopping around Chàm. Meals are relaxed, with plenty of downtime for the kids, and evenings end with lantern‑lit strolls in the Old Town.

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day 01 — market, beach & lanternsSon Tung Tran / pexels
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day 01 — market, beach & lanterns

  1. 09:30

    Stroll the bustling Hội An market, sample fresh bánh mì, fruit and a cup of strong phin coffee.

  2. ~10 min
    12:30

    Relax on An Bàng beach, enjoy fresh grilled shrimp, bánh xèo and the sound of waves.

  3. ~10 min
    19:30

    Evening lanterns light the Old Town streets, the river glows and the kids can watch paper lanterns drift.

day 02 — Hải Vân Pass & market eveningQuang Nguyen Vinh / pexels
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day 02 — Hải Vân Pass & market evening

  1. ~2h
    11:00

    Drive the winding Hải Vân Pass, pause at the viewpoint for sweeping sea and mountain views, letting the kids spot the clouds.

  2. ~30 min
    13:00

    Enjoy a simple bánh mì with fresh herbs at a roadside stall, a quick refuel before heading back.

  3. ~1h 30min
    17:30

    Return to Hội An, wander the night market, taste chè, fresh coconut water and sweet treats.

day 03 — Chàm Island adventureClaudia Zuidema / pexels
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day 03 — Chàm Island adventure

  1. ~15 min
    09:00

    Drive to Cửa Đại harbour, board a boat for Chàm Islands, the kids love the splash of the sea.

  2. ~20 min
    12:00

    Relax on a quiet Chàm beach, dig into grilled fish, fresh mango and cool coconut water.

  3. ~45 min
    18:30

    Sail back as the sun sets, arrive in Hội An for a final lantern‑lit walk along the river.

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