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Spend one evening exploring Hoi An’s UNESCO streets and a marine morning discovering Cham Island’s coral with SeaTrek underwater walking and snorkeling. This private 2-day tour blends cultural strolls with hands-on reef experiences and practical logistics for easy planning.
Spend one evening exploring Hoi An’s UNESCO streets and a marine morning discovering Cham Island’s coral with SeaTrek underwater walking and snorkeling. This private 2-day tour blends cultural strolls with hands-on reef experiences and practical logistics for easy planning.
Salt air and lantern light—this tour begins in Hoi An’s old streets at dusk and pushes you offshore the next morning, where a traditional Vietnamese boat cuts toward Cham Island and coral gardens that seem to pulse under the surface.
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Operated by SeaTrek VietNam · Hoi An, Quang Nam
Salt air and lantern light—this tour begins in Hoi An’s old streets at dusk and pushes you offshore the next morning, where a traditional Vietnamese boat cuts toward Cham Island and coral gardens that seem to pulse under the surface.
Day one centers on Hoi An Ancient Town: a UNESCO World Heritage site where narrow lanes, Chinese assembly halls and yellow-painted shopfronts carry the town’s trading history. The following morning you leave from Cua Dai port for a roughly 50-minute boat ride to Hon Nhon beach on Cu Lao Cham (Cham Island), part of the Cu Lao Cham–Hoi An Biosphere Reserve.
The island’s volcanic rock and laterite shelves create shallow bays where coral colonies flourish; currents can push you along reef edges and bright reef fish dart through branching coral. The SeaTrek “walking underwater” experience puts participants on a weighted helmet system to see reefs without full scuba training; snorkeling equipment is provided for surface swims.
Practically: check-in at De An Hotel around 14:00 on day one, buffet breakfast and a 7:30–8:00 pickup for the boat on day two. Minimum age for SeaTrek is 8; participants complete a health questionnaire and those with heart or pregnancy restrictions should not join. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a waterproof bag, a light long-sleeve for sun and a towel for the beach. Aim for early departures to avoid the midday sun and carry local cash for tips and a seafood lunch on Cham. The route is calm but marine conditions change—expect a lively boat ride and vibrant, fragile reefs that reward careful observation.
No — SeaTrek uses a weighted helmet that keeps your head dry and supplies air from the surface; basic comfort in shallow water and following guide instructions are required.
The minimum age is 8; children must be supervised and meet the operator’s health screening requirements.
Yes — bring a waterproof case or housing; phones should be stored in sealed dry bags when not in use to prevent saltwater damage.
You’ll receive a full refund if you cancel at least 3 full days before departure; cancellations within 3 days are non-refundable and the operator may cancel for bad weather.
SeaTrek VietNam operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt air and lantern light—this tour begins in Hoi An’s old streets at dusk and pushes you offshore the next morning, where a traditional Vietnamese boat cuts toward Cham Island and coral gardens that seem to pulse under the surface.
Salt air and lantern light—this tour begins in Hoi An’s old streets at dusk and pushes you offshore the next morning, where a traditional Vietnamese boat cuts toward Cham Island and coral gardens that seem to pulse under the surface.
Day one centers on Hoi An Ancient Town: a UNESCO World Heritage site where narrow lanes, Chinese assembly halls and yellow-painted shopfronts carry the town’s trading history. The following morning you leave from Cua Dai port for a roughly 50-minute boat ride to Hon Nhon beach on Cu Lao Cham (Cham Island), part of the Cu Lao Cham–Hoi An Biosphere Reserve.
The island’s volcanic rock and laterite shelves create shallow bays where coral colonies flourish; currents can push you along reef edges and bright reef fish dart through branching coral. The SeaTrek “walking underwater” experience puts participants on a weighted helmet system to see reefs without full scuba training; snorkeling equipment is provided for surface swims.
Practically: check-in at De An Hotel around 14:00 on day one, buffet breakfast and a 7:30–8:00 pickup for the boat on day two. Minimum age for SeaTrek is 8; participants complete a health questionnaire and those with heart or pregnancy restrictions should not join. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a waterproof bag, a light long-sleeve for sun and a towel for the beach. Aim for early departures to avoid the midday sun and carry local cash for tips and a seafood lunch on Cham. The route is calm but marine conditions change—expect a lively boat ride and vibrant, fragile reefs that reward careful observation.