Things to do in Hoi An.

Venture behind the agricultural scenes with this hands-on farm experience. Gain a deep appreciation for the hard work of Vietnam’s rice farmers and try the cultivation techniques yourself.

Offering social and cultural insights into the Vietnamese way of life, this enriching experience is a real hands-on adventure. Visit Cua Dai fishing village to learn traditional round net and cast net angling techniques with local fishermen. Master the oars as you paddle a bamboo basket and join in a fun race. Explore the coconut mangroves. Enjoy a local style fisherman’s meal, cooked and served by your captain.

As the sun rises, the local Hoi An fishermen are returning home with their catch after a long and tiring night fishing in the Cua Dai Sea. With fishing skills handed down from father to son, their boats are laden with a wide variety of fish, crabs, shrimps and shellfish from the Cua Dai Sea. Meanwhile the fishermen’s wives are waiting at the dock to receive the catch and quickly offer it fresh for sale at the nearby bustling Hoi An market.

The Full Moon Lantern Festival takes place on the 14th night of every lunar month. During this time, roads in the historic quarter are closed and thousands of coloured lanterns light the way. Locals honour their ancestors with altars set up outside homes laden with fruit, flowers, candles and incense. See living history in action and join in festive rituals.

Escape into the cool Ba Na Mountains, where four seasons of weather can often be experienced in one day. Discover unspoiled forest and spectacular views over the South Da Nang Sea and Laos mountain range, as well as an abundance of fauna and flora.

Ba Na has recently made it into the Guinness Book of Records for the world’s longest one wire cable car, which also features the greatest gap between the lowest and the highest stations, with a length of over five kilometres and a height difference of almost 1,300 metres between its upper and lower stations.

Set amongst marble cliffs overlooking Vietnam’s East Sea, the Marble Mountains consists of five mounts, representing the five elements: Water, Wood, Fire, Metal, and Earth. Walk up the stone steps to the top of Mount Water to admire the panoramas the country side and the expansive coast, with numerous caves and temples to explore en route.

Hoi An's historic quarter is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where traditional shophouses with original architecture line neatly laid-out alleys. Explore small shrines, art galleries and cafes. Visit the iconic Japanese Bridge, built in the late 16th century to connect the town's Japanese residents with the Chinese quarter.

Founded in 1653, this small temple is dedicated to Quan Cong, a Chinese general who is worshipped as a symbol of loyalty, sincerity, integrity and justice.

Visit this picturesque community just north of Hoi An. Roll up your sleeves and farm the fields for a day.

A favourite with visitors and locals, An Bang Beach is just five kilometres from Hoi An. A little more tranquil than Cua Dai beach to the south, it's the perfect place to enjoy sun, sand and seafood. Explore the local restaurants serving fresh fare or refresh with a drink at one of the western bars.

The citadel of Hue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has a regal history. Magnificent architecture, the tombs of Nguyen emperors, and ornate temples showcase the history of the former capital. 

A UNESCO World Heritage Site of ancient Cham kingdom ruins, the My Son Sanctuary is one of the region's must-sees.

The resort pool is set in a verdant courtyard. A children’s pool is also available for little ones. Bask in the sun with a cocktail in hand. 

Invigorating workouts at our glass-walled gym offer views of the garden. Keep up the pace 24/7 on state-of-the-art equipment including treadmills and bikes. 

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Sartoro is an award-winning luxury fashion brand, crafting elevated custom-made garments using exclusive fabrics to create that perfect outfit. Guests can visit the shop in the resort’s lobby and browse through a selection of high-quality fabrics, engaging in a personalised experience from start to finish. 

Sartoro creates tailormade luxury clothing to exact specifications and with exquisite detail. From ideas to reality, take the opportunity to get your own bespoke outfit in as little as 24 hours. From casual to formal, the ultimate custom experience is right on your doorstep.

The Sartoro factory is just a short distance away from the resort and offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the customized garment-making processes. Take a guided tour to watch the tailors in action and get the chance to explore the fabric store to see an even larger collection of exclusive materials for your ideal creation.

Indulge in the ultimate golfing escape with Anantara Hoi An Resort’s golf package, designed for golf enthusiasts seeking a seamless blend of world-class play and timeless luxury. Tee off at one of central Vietnam’s most prestigious golf courses, where breathtaking landscapes and immaculate fairways promise an exhilarating round. After a day on the greens, return to authentic luxury at Anantara. Relax by the tranquil Thu Bon River, savour gourmet cuisine, or explore the ancient charm of Hoi An. Contact us to find out more about this package.

Designed by Luke Donald and managed by IMG, Ba Na Hills Golf Club is a world-class facility located at the foothills of Ba Na Hills, located 25 minutes from downtown Da Nang. This stunning location is set among some of the most impressive mountain ranges in the region. The par 72, 18-hole Championship golf course provides a balance of challenge, enjoyment and excitement to golfers of all levels and abilities with five sets of tees to ensure golfers of all standards a pleasurable round of golf.

This is the first golf course in Da Nang to harmonise designs from the industry's top two designers: Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman. The course's main feature is a 7.160-yard, 18-hole, links-style layout that was designed in the true spirit of the game - blown out bunkers, firm and fast fairways that bleed gently into wild seaside vegetation, rugged waste areas, swales and hollows.

Set against a spectacular coastline and unspoiled natural terrain, Hoiana Shores brings the design genius of Robert Trent Jones Jr. to Vietnam for the very first time. Offering majestic views of the sea and Cham Islands, if offers a thrilling links golf experience for golfers of all levels. With a spectacular natural seaside setting, a luxurious clubhouse and 18 challenging-yet-rewarding holes, this is a must-play course for any golf enthusiasts visiting the region.

Created by golfing legend Colin Montgomerie, Montgomerie Links Golf Course is truly an international 5-star championship links-style course that tees up challenging and enjoyable play for all levels of golfers. The traditional design features sandy soil, wind-blown dunes, existing native vegetation, strategically placed bunkers, generous and undulating greens, and closely mown chipping areas. The course also hosts more water holes than most links courses, including lakes and streams that add further aesthetic appeal.

Sir Nick Faldo brings his wealth of playing experience to the Laguna Lăng Cô golf course, which is his second design in Vietnam. Touted as one of his best layouts to date, the site’s natural rugged character has been integrated into the course by maintaining the land’s natural terrain and enhancing the site’s bold and visually strong features. In keeping with its links-like characteristics, the course layout also offers a traditional out-and-back routing, presenting a host of varied shot opportunities along the way, both strategic and enjoyable.