Rentals in Hoi An

Cam Thanh fishing village, nestled in Hoi An, Vietnam, is a serene coastal haven steeped in cultural heritage. Renowned for its unique water coconut palm forest, the village offers captivating eco-tours, where visitors can immerse in traditional fishing techniques and relish the beauty of its lush surroundings. The village harmoniously blends nature and history, showcasing a way of life intricately tied to the sea. Cam Thanh stands as a tranquil reminder of Vietnam's fishing legacy and natural splendor.

Cam An Beach, Hoi An: Cam An Beach, just north of its more popular counterpart, Cua Dai Beach is a pleasantly scruffy alternative to the tourist focused Cua Dai. Ramshackle bars dot the far less visited beach, seen as the local expats beach of choice. Cam An Beach is one of the few remaining stretches of beach that remains mostly unspoiled by development, offering clean blue sea, castaway restaurants, and bohemian beach bars. It flaunts not only the most fabulous island and mountain views that you don’t even need to climb off your lounger to enjoy but also some of the best seafood in Hoi An. And unlike many beach destinations, there is something to do whatever the season, whether you prefer some self-indulgent R&R or an action packed surfing safari. This beach now reigns as Hoi An’s main beach. This little slice of paradise is popular all year round with both locals and tourists alike. During the popular summer months, the local Vietnamese crowd comes here mostly for sunrise swims and sunset family beach barbecues, meaning that during the day it stays quiet.Checkout & Book: Vietnam Honeymoon Packages from India

Built in 1653 and gone through many renovations since then, the Quan Cong Temple stands out as one of the beautiful and charismatic Chinese architecture. The temple is named after a Chinese rebellion from the Han Dynasty who had been deemed as victorious hero because of his loyalty, devotion and sincerity towards his mother land. At the entrance of the temple, two dragons entwined in clouds greet you. The temple is built with red bricks and is adorned by green, gold and red at work. The statue of Quan Cong is perched on top of a centre pedestalinside the main hall. The statue is made from papier-Mache`. There are two more statues set on either side of the war hero- General Chau Xuong, one of his guardians and a beautiful horse called QuanBinh, ridden by Quan Cong.Location: 24 Nguyen Hue, Hoi AnHours Open: All day Admission: Free, Donations acceptedAlso Checkout: Vietnam Group Tour Packages