HOI AN · VIETNAM
The best of Hoi An, day and night.
The 7 most popular cham island & snorkeling in Hoi An, with prices, run times and who you book with. The ones worth planning a day around, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
Cham Islands day trip from Hoi An with Au Thuyen villages, snorkeling gear, seafood lunch, speedboat ride, and beach time.
Most Popular“What could have been a great day was poorly run, tour guide was pushy and didn’t seem to”
Swim, snorkel, and do underwater walking at Cham Island with an oxygen-helmet walk, fish feeding, and a seafood lunch.
“Underwater walking was totally magical. The guides were very friendly and helpful for a couple of oldies. Lunch was really delicious. Could not recommend it more highly”
Cham Island snorkeling from Hoi An/Da Nang on a traditional wooden boat, UNESCO marine views, seafood lunch, and a relaxed stop at Bai Chong Beach.
“We recommend this tour. The island is very beautiful and we enjoyed a relaxing time off there after lunch.”
Speedboat day trip to UNESCO-listed Cham Island for snorkel time, marine protected area stops, and a beachside seafood lunch.
“My partner and I had lots of fun on this tour! Sky was a great guide and we really enjoyed our time. The snorkeling was very fun and we saw some cool fish. Lunch came with plenty of food and a good variety of dishes! There was a couple hours to relax on the beach…”
Snorkel Cham Island by speedboat, swim at Hon Nhon, enjoy a seafood lunch at Cham Jungle, then relax at Bai Chong Beach.
“Nice Island. Very good lunch. Big waves back home. Wet from top to tow.”
Speedboat day trip from Hoi An to Cu Lao Cham for beaches, 45 minutes of snorkeling, cultural stops, and lunch. Great value at $36.
“Stunning island, a lovely experience. Couple of areas to improve but did not detract from overall fantastic day. 1. Time waiting for other pick ups, 20 minutes is too long, uncertain if unorganised tourists or poor communication over pickup tiRead more”
Speedboat Cham Island trip from Hoi An or Da Nang with snorkeling in a protected marine area, seafood lunch, pagoda, and village stops.
“The boat ride was fun and spending time on the lovely beach after lunch was nice. Snorkeling was very disappointing , not much to see and there were stingers in the water. Marine museum was also ordinary. Old well was nice to cool down at. Very busy. Lunch was ok, but nothing special. We didn’t…”
From the lantern-lit old town to the basket boats, the cooking classes and the day trips up the coast, every way to spend your time in Hoi An.
