Discovering the Cham Islands full Day
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- duration 7 hours
- tour type Group
- minimum participants 2
- age requirement 5-79 yrs
- guiding method Fully guided
- Tour Code BM-14832
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- Snorkel above a coral reef
- Dine on fresh seafood
- Sunbathe on a tropical beach
Upon arrival at the island you shall visit Au Thuyen, where the local boats hide during storms before walking along the rice field to visit the over-100-years-old temple of Hai Tang Pagoda and fishing village.
Next, we will transfer to Dai island where you can try your hand at spotting the local marine life during some snorkeling at the coral reef. When finished, we shall head back to Ong island for some relaxing, swimming, sunbathing and where you will be served a lunch with fresh seafood.
Return to Hoi An around 3:00 pm. End tour at your hotel in Hoi An.
- Roundtrip transfer and drop off from your hotel
- Lunch on the island with fresh seafood
- Boat trip from harbour to Cham Island
- Mineral water
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What is the best time to travel to Vietnam?
The best time to visit Vietnam is from December through March, since temperatures are not overbearing during this time of year, hovering between 20°C to 26°C, and the rainfall light. Vietnam’s weather during March and even early April allows for tours right across the country, although it can be a little colder in the north. Mid-April through June and September to November are considered low seasons because they see two periods of monsoon rain. Temperatures rise alongside humidity during these months, and you will need to be prepared for downpours, which can flood roads and cut off access to destinations. July and August are very hot, with nighttime temperatures hovering at around 26°C.
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