2 perfect days in Hoi An.

1. 01

   Day 1

   The Marble Mountains + Pagoda Bridge

   4 stops across Hoi An, grouped so the day flows without criss-crossing town: The Marble Mountains, Pagoda Bridge, Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest, Hội An (city). Start early at the busiest sight and keep the rest flexible; reorder anything in the planner.

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     The Marble Mountains →

     The Marble Mountains are a striking natural and spiritual landmark just a few kilometers south of Hoi An. This group of five marble-and-limestone hills, named after the five elements: Kim (metal), Thuy (water), Moc (wood), Hoa (fire), and Tho (earth), rise abruptly from the coastal plain.

     ✓ 4.4★ · 41,443 reviews
     
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     Pagoda Bridge →

     The Pagoda Bridge, officially known as the Japanese Covered Bridge (Chùa Cầu), is an iconic landmark in Hoi An's Ancient Town. Built in the early 17th century by the Japanese community, this unique bridge features a pagoda on one end and a covered walkway, offering shelter from sun and rain.

     ✓ 4.3★ · 28,144 reviews
     
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     Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest →

     Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest is a lush expanse of water coconut palms that creates a maze-like network of waterways. The main attraction is a basket boat tour, where local rowers skillfully navigate narrow canals, spinning the round boats for fun.

     ✓ 4.5★ · 27,690 reviews
     
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     Hội An (city) →

     Hội An Ancient Town is a remarkably preserved 15th- to 19th-century trading port, where narrow streets are lined with centuries-old wooden shophouses, temples, and assembly halls.

     ✓ 4.5★ · 27,690 reviews
     
2. 02

   Day 2

   Hội An Base Camp + An Bang Beach

   4 stops across Hoi An, grouped so the day flows without criss-crossing town: Hội An Base Camp, An Bang Beach, My Son Sanctuary, Ba Ri Tailor. Start early at the busiest sight and keep the rest flexible; reorder anything in the planner.

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     Hội An Base Camp →

     Hội An Base Camp is an outdoor adventure park designed for those seeking excitement and challenge. Located a short drive from Hội An's historic center, the park features multiple zip lines that soar over treetops and across open spaces, as well as high and low rope courses that test balance and agility.

     ✓ 4.5★ · 27,690 reviews
     
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     An Bang Beach →

     An Bang Beach is a tranquil coastal escape just 3 kilometers east of Hoi An's ancient town. Unlike the busier Cua Dai Beach, An Bang retains a laid-back vibe with its soft golden sand, clear turquoise waters, and rows of colorful umbrellas.

     ✓ 4.3★ · 19,589 reviews
     
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     My Son Sanctuary →

     Mỹ Sơn (Vietnamese pronunciation: [mǐˀ səːn]) is a cluster of abandoned and partially ruined Shaiva Hindu temples in central Vietnam, constructed between the 4th and the 13th century by the Kings of Champa, an Indianized kingdom of the Cham people.

     ✓ 4.5★ · 12,624 reviews
     
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     Ba Ri Tailor →

     Ba Ri Tailor is a highly-rated tailor shop located at 01 Le Loi Street in the heart of Hoi An's Ancient Town. Known for its exceptional service and quality, Ba Ri specializes in custom-made suits, dresses, shirts, and traditional Vietnamese ao dai. The shop offers an extensive selection of fabrics, from silk and linen to wool and cotton.

     ✓ 5★ · 9,368 reviews
     

Frequently asked

• ▸How many days do you need in Hoi An?

  2 days comfortably covers Hoi An's essentials, including The Marble Mountains, Pagoda Bridge, Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest and more. With less time, focus on the first day's stops. With an extra day, add a nearby day trip or simply slow down at the museums and cafes.
• ▸What are the must-see attractions in Hoi An?

  Ranked by how travelers actually rate them, the top sights are The Marble Mountains, Pagoda Bridge, Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest, Hội An (city). The day-by-day plan above sequences these so the places closest together fall on the same day.
• ▸What is the best time to visit Hoi An?

  Aim for Nov-Apr (north) · Feb-Aug (south), when it is dry season varies by region. Vietnam's shoulder seasons trade a little weather for far smaller queues at the headline sights, which makes a trip like this one a lot more relaxed.
• ▸How much does 2 days in Hoi An cost?

  Plan on roughly $90 per person on the ground for 2 days. That covers a mid-range hotel, food, local transport and a few paid sights. Flights are extra and depend on where you fly from. Open the planner to set your own budget and have us watch prices for you.
• ▸Is 2 days in Hoi An enough?

  For a first visit, yes. This plan hits the sights travelers rate highest at a pace you can actually enjoy. If Hoi An is the only stop on your trip, 3 to 4 days leaves room for day trips and slower mornings.
• ▸What is the most popular thing to do in Hoi An?

  The Marble Mountains draws more traveler reviews than any other sight in Hoi An, which is why it anchors day one of this itinerary. Go early to beat the queues.
• ▸How is this Hoi An itinerary put together?

  It front-loads the highest-rated sights on the first day, then works outward so each day's stops sit close together and you spend your time seeing Hoi An rather than crossing it. Every stop is a real, currently-open place, and you can drag days or swap any place in the planner.