Cua Dai beach is even more bustling than normal thanks to catamarans, the sailing boats that help visitors to enjoy a great experience in the waters around the ancient town. The catamarans found in Hoi An are smaller than those in Ha Long Bay and Nha Trang, as each carries three people at most. The space for playing catamaran is a lovely beach with a 300-metre coastline next to Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort and Spa.

The service costs 35USD per hour for two guests, and it’s suitable for families, couples, and groups of friends.

Going on a unique adventure through the beautiful countryside surrounding Hoi An on a local sidecar with a friendly driver is a good choice.

With a two-hour tour, visitors can pass through various famous destinations, including Cua Dai beach, Tra Que vegetable village, and Thanh Ha pottery village.

Strolling around Hoi An’s Old Quarter on sidecars is an unmissable experience.

Guests pay 50USD per hour for one car, with each vehicle carrying a maximum of two passengers.

Hiring a kayak for sightseeing on the De Vong river is a popular option.

The kayak is quite easy to paddle, even for people who try it for the first time.

Tourists are guaranteed to be safe during their trip.

Some resorts in Hoi An offer free kayaking for guests, but a kayak tour normally costs from 15 to 30 USD.

The Blue Beach Track off-road adventure track on Tam Tien beach is designed to meet international safety standards. The staff are trained to ensure that all drivers follow safety guidelines. The price for the adventurous experience stands at 60USD for a 15-minute trip, with a maximum of three guests each trip and guests above the age of 18.

Tam Tien beach is also an ideal place to play other kinds of sports.