The untouched paradise of Cham Islands lure visitors from afar... The inviting green peaks of the small group of islands, located 20km off the Cua Dai shores, hide numerous treasures on land and under the water. The tranquil daily life on the islands, their gorgeous white sand beaches and tall rain-forest surroundings make the Cham Islands irresistible. The coral reef surrounding the islands is a scuba divers heaven! Colorful corals and variety of beautiful exotic fish captivate the eye and create an amazing scenery for underwater photography.

The remarkable Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is one of Vietnam's greatest treasures! The park contains the oldest karst mountains in Asia, formed over 400 million years ago. Stunning stalagmites and stalactites fascinate visitors to the Phong Nha Cave, one of the world's longest caves. Hundreds of cave systems, underground rivers and fascinating grottoes spread all throughout the park and invite explorers with their mysterious beauty. The landscape of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is just as gorgeous as its underground treasures. Lush tropical ever-green jungles are home to an amazing diversified animal kingdom. 

Cua Dai's exotic strip of white sand and swaying palm trees spans from Hoi An to Da Nang. Leave your luxury hotel at sunrise and start your day by gazing toward the fishing boats venturing on their daily voyage for fresh catch. Welcome the sun and take a swim in the warm emerald waters, then spend the day enjoying the heavenly surroundings!

Da Nang, the third largest city in Vietnam, is well known for its gorgeous sandy beaches and long history. This past French colonial port is now developing fast as the modern resort destination of Central Vietnam. Wonderful luxury hotels build up around the China Beach strip where the white sand and emerald water are so inviting while the outstanding view toward the Monkey Mountains adds a dramatic look to the entire area. With its great restaurants and bars, Da Nang is the perfect base to explore the natural and historical landmarks of Central Vietnam.

The incredible ancient site of My Son showcases the artful design and architecture of the Champa Kingdom, which ruled this land from the 2nd to about the 17th century. The beautiful red stone complex of royal burial grounds and Hindu temples, featuring the especially notable Shiva temple, was largely destroyed and then renovated over time as the country went through wars, colonization and piece. The temples now stand majestically among the jungle and inspire admiration.

A prosperous port in the past and a historic site in the present, Hoi An is a highlight of Vietnam. Its charming Old Town will take you on a journey through thousands of years. Walk around the small streets with historical architecture where Chinese trade influence is still evident along with the Japanese inspired architecture, most iconic of which is the 18th century Japanese Covered Bridge. Famous for its delicate textiles, elegant ceramics and exquisite cuisine, Hoi An is a definite must when visiting Vietnam. 

The glory and beauty of imperial Vietnam are portrayed in Hue, the capital city of the Nguyen dynasty. Majestic complex of palaces, pagodas, tombs and temples tell the dramatic story of power and demise, war and piece. Modeled after Beijing's Forbidden City, the Hue Citadel complex further amazes with its picturesque landscaping by the Perfume River. Once there, try the local imperial cuisine and explore the wonderful cultural heritage.