Cuba To Danang Tours: 5,6 Days

Tour Overview at a Glance: 5 Day (Optional 6 Day)

Planning your ideal journey from Havana to Danang? Let’s have a brief look at how the Cuba to Danang tours are tailored to your travel style, whether you’re here for five full days of cultural discovery or to enjoy an additional day of tropical relaxation.

Both 5-day and 6-day Danang Tours provide a well-planned combination of immersive experiences, stunning landscapes, and welcoming Vietnamese hospitality. Both itineraries include:

• Monarque Danang Hotel (seafront position) – 4-star accommodation
• Meals of Vietnamese food with Cuban-influenced tastes are eaten daily
• local guide (Spanish or English-speaking upon demand)
• Private travel during your entire trip
• All entrance charges and guided cultural events

Here’s a snapshot of what each version offers:

• Day 1: Arrival & Rest
• Day 2: Danang Heritage & Cham Museum
• Day 3: Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge
• Day 4: Hoi An Ancient Town
• Day 5: Free Time & Departure
• Optional Day 6: Free Afternoon & Departure

Da Nang (Sours: danangfantasticity)

Cuba to Danang Tours: Day-by-Day Itinerary for an Unforgettable 5 or 6-Day Journey

Day 1: Welcome To Danang – Rest & Recharge

Morning – Afternoon:

• Welcome to Vietnam! Our Impress Travel team welcomes you at Danang’s International Airport and brings you straight to the 4-star beachfront Monarque Hotel Danang, which boasts vintage character and all the contemporary amenities you desire.
• Check in, refresh, and relish your first glimpses of My Khe Beach from your ocean-view room.

Evening:

• Indulge in an inviting dinner at La Maison Deli, where you will be treated to Vietnamese cuisine through subtle, harmonious dishes as grilled fish, spring rolls, and scented soup, perfect after a tiring flight.
• Relax at the rooftop lounge at the hotel or retire early to acclimate to your new time zone.
  → A calm, personalized start that sets Cuba to Danang tours apart.

Monarque Hotel Danang (Sours: booking)

Day 2: Culture, Art & Icons Of Danang

Morning:

• Start your Danang Tours with a filling breakfast at your hotel.
• First, visit the intriguing Cham Sculpture Museum, where carvings of yesteryears reveal all about the once-majestic Champa civilization.
• Continue to Dragon Bridge, Love Bridge, and the iconic Carp Turning into Dragon statue, all ideal for photo opportunities and river strolls.

Afternoon:

• Lunch at Bep Xua, a country-style restaurant for traditional Central Vietnamese cuisine, including grilled pork wrapped in banana and Hue-style rice.
• Explore further and delve into the spiritual beauty of Marble Mountains: Hike into secluded caves, see pagodas, and absorb seaside vistas.
• Visit Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village, where centuries-long traditions are kept alive by artisans.

Evening:

• Meals at Lang Ca Seafood Restaurant include steamed fish, shrimp, and fried squid.
• Optional: Visit Danang Marina to enjoy a free outdoor music and light show at the waterfront.

 → A fulfilling day of heritage and sea-salt air, Cuban-style.

Cham Sculpture Museum (Sours: centralvietnamguide)

Day 3: Ba Na Hills – Sky-High Adventure & European Charm

Morning:

• Leave for Ba Na Hills, a hill station resort complex dubbed as the “French village above the clouds.”
• Experience the world-famous Ba Na Cable Car, suspended above dense jungle and waterfalls.
• Reach the stunningly beautiful Golden Gate Bridge, one of Vietnam’s most striking contemporary landmarks.

Afternoon:

• Indulge at an international buffet at La Lavande Restaurant encompassing an array of dishes, with options including grilled fish, roasted beef, vegetables, and desserts.
• Take a stroll around the French Village: cobblestone paths, a stone cathedral, well-manicured gardens, and classical music.
• Experience a classical performance at the indoor Dome Theater, which interweaves Vietnamese folklore with contemporary staging.

Evening:

• Go back to Danang and have lunch at Limoncello, a popular Cuban restaurant that blends Vietnamese hospitality with Cuban flair.
  → A day to soar above the clouds and have lunch with world sophistication defining moments of Cuba to Danang tours.

Ba Na Cable Car (Sours: banahills.sunworld)

Day 4: A Day In Hoi An – Heritage, Handicraft & Lanterns

Morning:

• Head to Hoi An, Vietnam’s classic trading city, only 40 40-minute drive south of Danang.
• Experience the cultural gems of Ancient Town: Japanese Covered Bridge, Tan Ky Ancient House, and nearby temples.
• Explore workshops where artisans bring to life silk, pottery, and wood items.

Afternoon:

• Lunch at Morning Glory Restaurant, which is a Hoi An institution for cao lau noodles and dumplings.
• Optional: Take a Vietnamese cooking class or explore the local market for spices, textiles, and lanterns.

Evening:

• Take a peaceful boat journey along the Thu Bon River, lighting floating lanterns at sundown, a poignant, symbolic experience many Cuban tourists hold dear to their hearts.
• Finish your magical evening with dinner at Mango Mango, which is a riverside restaurant with acoustic music and candlelit vistas.
• Back to Danang for a one-night stay.

→ A day of deep cultural immersion and gentle reflection—this is the essence of Danang Tours. 

Japanese Covered Bridge (Sours: goteamjosh)

Day 5: Relax, Reflect & Departure

Morning:

• Have a last breakfast with wave sounds just outside your balcony.
• Free time for a walk along My Khe beach, last-minute shopping at Han Market, or drinking Vietnamese coffee and writing down your experience.

Afternoon:

• Have a light lunch at Lau Huong Cang, which provides a light, well-balanced hotpot lunch that is ideal for traveling.
• Check-out and transfer to Danang International Airport, where you will be supported by your team all the way.
  → Farewell to Cuba to Danang tours, but memories will remain with you for an eternity.

Han Market (Sours: xanhsm)

Optional Day 6: Cham Island Nature Escape – A Tropical Farewell

Morning:

• For those who wish to extend their trip, Day 6 of Cuba to Danang tours is an unprecedented treat: a day to return to nature at the breathtaking Cham Island.
• Following an early morning breakfast, we proceed to Cua Dai Port, and a speedboat whisks you through pristine waters to the island.
• As you arrive at Cu Lao Cham, you will be visiting the island’s marine reserve, strolling through the historic Pagoda of Hai Tang, and seeing firsthand the natural charm of the fishing village.

Afternoon:

• Time to dive in! Snorkeling equipment will be available for those who wish to investigate the colorful coral reefs that line the island.
• Next, enjoy a beachside seafood lunch at Bay Lang, where you will feast on barbecue-style fish enpaperved with banana leaf, squd sautéed, and garden produce picked at island farms.
• After lunch, simply unwind at the white, fine grains of Bai Chong, sunbathe, or wade into the clear, gentle waters of this unblemished beach.
• We go back to the mainland by boat, late afternoon, and head back to Danang through scenic rural roads.

Evening:

• Your last evening is free. Depending upon your flight schedule and/or your preference, have a relaxing dinner close to the hotel or do one last walk down My Khe Beach.
• This nature-packed bonus day is not just a tour; it’s a celebration of Vietnam’s unspoiled beauty and a fitting farewell to the adventure you have just experienced through Danang Tours.

Cham Island (Sours: wotif)

Tour Includes & Excludes

What’s Included in Cuba to Danang Tours

• 4-star accommodation: 4 nights at Monarque Hotel Danang (5 nights if booking 6-day option), ocean view and beachfront available
• Daily meals: 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 4 dinners with a combination of Vietnamese and Cuban dishes
• Private airport transfer: Round-trip airport pick-up and drop-off at Danang International Airport
• Private tour: All touring is done through private, air-conditioned vehicles
• Experienced tour guide who is English-speaking (Spanish-speaking available upon request)
• Entrance fees: All entrance tickets for the attractions included in the itinerary, i.e., Ba Na Hills, Hoi An, Marble Mountains, Cham Museum, and others
• Ba Na Hill cable car tickets
• Hoi An: Lantern boat experience
• Cham Island tour with boat, lunch, and snorkel equipment (for 6-day option only)
• 2 bottles of drinking water/day/person
• Travel assistance: 24/7 customer help while you are traveling

What’s Not Included

• International aviation to and from Vietnam
• Vietnam visa cost (available for e-visa or embassy visa assistance upon request)
• Travel insurance
• Beverages during meals (unless otherwise specified)
• Personal expenditures (minibar, laundry, phone calls, tips, etc.)
• Optional activities not included on the itinerary (such as spa treatment and evening shows)
• Driver or guide tips (optional but valued)

Essential Travel Tips for Cuban Travelers Joining Cuba to Danang Tours

What to Pack

Lightweight clothing, sun hats, sunglasses, and loads of sunscreen are must-haves, especially to wear to My Khe Beach and the island extension to Cham Island. Comfortable shoes are needed to walk around Hoi An and the Marble Mountains, and island and Ba Na Hills excursions call for swimwear.

Connectivity & Cashless Convenience

Even Roaming plans from Cuba won’t be applicable in Vietnam, but you can buy a local SIM card at the airport or utilize eSIM services for low-cost data. Danang is ahead of its time with cashless payments, and you can find VNPAY QR codes accepted at restaurants, shops, and coffee shops. It’s quick and secure, and you won’t have to handle huge amounts of cash.

Safety & Courtesy

Danang is one of the safest and most tourist-friendly cities in Southeast Asia. Still, stay aware in crowded markets, follow dress codes at temples, and always carry a copy of your passport. Locals are incredibly warm and helpful, and a smile or a simple “Xin chao!” (hello) goes a long way.

With these guidelines, your Danang Tours will be hassle-free, deeply enriching, and full of meaningful experiences. Count on our expertise, and join us to make every second count in your Cuba to Danang tours!

What to Eat & Buy in Danang

Must-Try Dishes in Danang

These are the four signature dishes that best express the culinary heritage of Danang:

1. Mi Quang: A rich, flavorful noodle dish that’s dry but finished with a small portion of savory broth. Garnished with roasted peanuts, sesame rice cracker, and fragrant herbs, mi Quang is a signature of Quang Nam-Danang cuisine.

•  Price: 35,000 – 50,000 VND/bowl
•  Where to try: Mi Quang Ba Mua – 19 Tran Binh Trong, Hai Chau District

2. Banh trang cuon thit heo: A dish for those who enjoy freshness and equilibrium. Sliced-up pork belly is rolled with rice paper, herbs, green banana, and cand udumber and doused with a pungent fermented fish sauce. It’s light, flavorful, and full of satisfaction.

•  Price: 60,000 – 90,000 VND/set
•  Where to try: Quan Tran – 04 Le Duan, Hai Chau District

3. Banh xeo: Sizzling rice-flour pancakes stuffed with shrimp, pork, bean sprouts, and mung beans. Tender inside and crunchy outside, it is served with wrapping lettuce and herbs and a dipping sauce that is both sweet and sour.

•  Price: 20,000 – 35,000 VND/piece
•  Where to try: Banh xeo Ba Duong – K280/23 Hoang Dieu, Hai Chau District

4. Cha ca: A flavorful combination of ground fish seasoned with dill and pepper, served with vermicelli and vegetables and topped with fish sauce. It is rich in protein with a herby kick, suitable for Cuban visitors who have a penchant for seafood.

•  Price: 40,000 – 70,000 VND/portion
•  Where to try: Bun cha ca Hon – 113/3 Nguyen Chi Thanh, Hai Chau District

The Best Souvenirs from Danang

After sampling neighborhood delicacies, it’s time to learn what Cuba to Danang tours visitors enjoy bringing home meaningful and unique gifts:

1. Nuoc mam Nam O: Produced with anchovies harvested around the coast of Danang and kept for several months in wooden barrels, this authentic fish sauce is valued for its rich, well-balanced flavor.

•  Price: 100,000 – 120,000 VND/bottle (500ml)
•  Where to buy: Lang nghe Nam O – Tran Phu Street, Lien Chieu District

2. Tre Ba De:  A classic danang delicacy consisting of boiled pork ear and skin, fermented with galangal, garlic, and rice powder, and then wrapped in banana leaves. Chewy, tangy, and ideal for sharing.

•  Price: 35,000 – 60,000 VND/roll
•  Where to buy: Tre Ba De – 81 Hai Phong, Hai Chau District

3. Muc mot nang: Freshly caught squid, sun-dried once to retain moisture and sweetness. Great to be grilled or fried, it’s a favored delicacy for residents and tourists as well.

•  Price: 450,000 – 500,000 VND/kg
• Where to buy: Dac san Thien Phu – 124 duong 2/9, Hai Chau District

4. Banh kho me Ba Lieu: Down-to-earth, yet impossible to resist, these little disks are made with glutinous rice, sugar, ginger, and sesame, twice-baked for maximum crunch. Served to perfection with tea.

•  Price: 25,000 – 35,000 VND/pack
•  Where to buy: 200/1 Ong Ich Duong, Cam Le District or Cho Con – 290 Hung Vuong

5. Long den Hoi An: Emblematic of Vietnam’s eternal beauty, these lanterns are constructed out of silk and bamboo and are foldable to be carried, and stunning once lit.

•  Price: 40,000 – 100,000 VND depending on size
•  Where to buy: Lantern workshops in Hoi An Ancient Town

Conclusion

From Ba Na Hill’s misty summits to Hoi An’s lamp-lit nights, the Cuba to Danang tour is not only about seeing sights; it’s a poignant link between two cultures with rhythm, warmth, and spirit. These specially crafted Danang Tours make moments last, bringing you through golden bridges, sea-kissed dawns, and nourishing meals.