Full day tour visiting marine park & village of Bai Huong with sightseeing, lunch & coral reef snorkelling
Lying 18 km offshore from Hoi An,the Cham Islands feature beautiful seascapes and landscapes.it is perfect for a day trip with snorkeling or a dive on some beautiful corals, a delicious seafood lunch on the island, or a walk along the "eco-tour" trail. Today the Cham islands are also a Marine Protected Area (MPA) because of their many important marine habitants, especially beaches and coral reefs, and rich biodiversity.



08.00 - 08:30: Transfer by bus from your hotel to Cua Dai wharf
- Relax in the fresh and cool wind and enjoy the beautiful landscape on the speedboat to Cham Island
- Visit Bai Lang , including Au Thuyen (the shelter for boats in storm) and the local fishing village, visit ancient well and Cu Lao Cham pagoda.
- Get back to high speed boat and transfer to Bai Xep for snorkeling
- Go to Bai Chong to relax, swim, sunbath and enjoy a special lunch with fresh local food
- Return to mainland, transfer back to hotel. Tour finish at 15.00

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Snorkelling season:
The best season for snorkelling is during the summer months of June through the end of August when ocean sediment is settled and sun light is strongest.  
Sometimes April - June there is also reasonable snorkelling if we can get to the islands as the weather can be rough sometimes.  
Autumn & Winter (starting 1 September thru April) is normally rough weather with monsoon storms lashing the coast.  Rarely we can go to the islands or go snorkelling.

Weather conditions:
Sea conditions control our ability to book and operate Cham Island Day Tours!  With increasingly unpredictable weather conditions it is increasingly difficult to predict snorkelling conditions, departure times, etc. 
Local sea conditions governed by the shallow river-ocean inlet make passage difficult or impossible during the heavy monsoon season when ocean swells create large breakers across the inlet and inlet is closed to all vessels during sea conditions of Beuford 5 and above.

Therefore passage to Cu Lao Cham is normally possible June to August; rarely possible September to November; sometimes possible during the rest of the year December to May.