Cheap flights to Hoi An

Why Take a Flight to Hoi An

Reaching the enchanting ancient town of Hoi An is most convenient via Da Nang International Airport, located just 30 minutes away. Daily direct flights connect from Hanoi (1 hour), Ho Chi Minh City (1.5 hours), and Nha Trang (50 minutes), while international travelers enjoy swift connections from Singapore (2.5 hours), Bangkok (1.5 hours), Kuala Lumpur (3 hours), and Jakarta (4 hours). Affordability makes these journeys accessible to all budgets, with domestic fares starting at just 600,000 VND (Hanoi-Da Nang) to 900,000 VND (HCMC-Da Nang), while international routes offer competitive pricing from 1,800,000 VND (Bangkok), 2,500,000 VND (Singapore), or 400 MYR from Kuala Lumpur. With over 30 daily domestic departures and multiple international flights operating from early morning (6:00) until late evening (22:30), flexibility abounds. Vietnam Airlines, VietJet, Bamboo Airways domestically, plus AirAsia, Singapore Airlines, and Thai Airways internationally ensure constant connectivity, making your journey to this UNESCO World Heritage cultural treasure both effortless and economical.

Book Flight Tickets to Hoi An

Planning your journey to Vietnam's UNESCO World Heritage cultural gem has never been easier. With Omio's intuitive website and app, travelers can seamlessly book flights to Da Nang International Airport (DAD), the gateway to enchanting Hoi An just 30 minutes away. Domestic travelers enjoy frequent connections from Hanoi (HAN), Ho Chi Minh City (SGN), and Nha Trang (CXR) via Vietnam Airlines, VietJet, and Bamboo Airways. From neighboring countries, access Hoi An through direct flights from Singapore (SIN) on Singapore Airlines, Kuala Lumpur (KUL) via AirAsia, Bangkok (BKK) on Thai AirAsia, and seasonal services from Jakarta (CGK) on various carriers. Omio's platform allows instant comparison of prices, schedules, and airlines, with secure payment options in VND and other regional currencies. Your e-ticket is delivered directly to your mobile device, complete with real-time updates and boarding information. Remember to book 2-3 months ahead for best rates, ensure your passport has six months' validity for international travel, and check Vietnam's visa requirements for your specific nationality before finalizing your booking to historic Hoi An.

Popular Flights to Hoi An

Da Nang International Airport (DAD) serves as the gateway to the enchanting cultural hub of Hoi An, located just 30 minutes from the airport. From Ho Chi Minh City (SGN), Vietnam Airlines, VietJet Air, and Bamboo Airways operate multiple daily flights, with a brief journey time of just 1 hour and 20 minutes, making weekend escapes to the ancient town effortlessly accessible. The Hanoi (HAN) to Da Nang route is equally well-served by these carriers, requiring only 1 hour and 15 minutes in the air before reaching Hoi An's historic streets. For international travelers, Singapore (SIN) offers direct connections via Singapore Airlines and VietJet Air with a flight duration of 2 hours and 40 minutes. Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) connects to Hoi An through Bangkok Airways and VietJet Air in approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes. From Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL), AirAsia provides popular direct services completing the journey in 2 hours and 30 minutes, while travelers from Jakarta (CGK) can reach Hoi An via connecting flights through Singapore or Kuala Lumpur, with total travel times averaging 6 to 7 hours depending on connections.

Getting Around Hoi An

Navigating Hoi An's compact Ancient Town is primarily done on foot, as motorized vehicles are restricted during certain hours. For exploring beyond the center, bicycle rentals (40,000-50,000 VND/day) offer the most authentic experience, with numerous rental shops throughout town. Motorbike rentals (120,000-150,000 VND/day) provide greater mobility for visiting nearby attractions like An Bang Beach or the countryside. Traditional cyclos remain popular for short distances within the Ancient Town (approximately 100,000 VND per hour). Metered taxis (Mai Linh or Vinasun) and ride-hailing apps (Grab) are readily available, with a typical 10-minute ride costing 50,000-70,000 VND. For airport transfers from Da Nang International Airport (30km away), pre-arranged hotel shuttles (250,000-300,000 VND) or shared minivans (150,000 VND) are recommended, taking 45-60 minutes depending on traffic. Local xe om (motorcycle taxis) offer spontaneous transport but require negotiation skills. While Hoi An lacks formal public bus networks within the city, yellow public buses connect to Da Nang hourly (30,000 VND) from the intercity bus station on Nguyen Tat Thanh Street.

Things to do in Hoi An

Nestled along Vietnam's central coastline, Hoi An captivates visitors with its exceptionally preserved Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the 15th-19th centuries. The town's magical ambiance comes alive as hundreds of colorful lanterns illuminate the pedestrian-friendly streets each evening. Visitors can explore the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, an architectural marvel built in the 1590s, or wander through the ornate Chinese Assembly Halls adorned with intricate carvings and ceramic mosaics. The meticulously preserved merchant houses, including Tan Ky Ancient House and Phung Hung House, showcase a fascinating blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese influences. Beyond the Ancient Town, the pristine An Bang Beach offers a tranquil retreat, while the nearby Thanh Ha Pottery Village and My Son Sanctuary—a collection of abandoned Hindu temples—provide glimpses into the region's rich cultural heritage.

Hoi An's culinary scene is as vibrant as its architecture, with local specialties like cao lau (noodles with pork and greens), banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches), and white rose dumplings enticing food enthusiasts at establishments such as Morning Glory and Mermaid Restaurant. The town is renowned for its tailoring tradition, with hundreds of shops offering custom-made clothing created within 24 hours at remarkably affordable prices. For authentic souvenirs, the bustling Central Market brims with local crafts, spices, and silk products. Travelers can enhance their cultural immersion by joining a cooking class at Red Bridge Cooking School, participating in a lantern-making workshop, or timing their visit with the magical Full Moon Lantern Festival when the town forgoes electric lighting in favor of thousands of glowing lanterns reflecting off the Thu Bon River.