A Nha Trang to Lien Khuong airport transfer is the run most travellers take when they are heading up to Da Lat to catch a flight, since Lien Khuong is the airport that serves the highland city. The distance is modest, but the mountain crossing means the drive takes longer than the kilometres suggest. This […]
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A Mui Ne to Da Lat transfer trades the coast for the highlands in the space of a single drive. The two are about 170 kilometres apart, but the climb from sea level up to Da Lat at around 1,500 metres means the time on the road, roughly three and a half to four hours, […]
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A Mui Ne to Nha Trang transfer is one of those coastal runs that looks short on a map and turns out to be a proper half-day on the road. The two beach towns sit about 230 kilometres apart along the South Central coast, which works out to roughly four and a half to five […]
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The Hanoi airport to Ha Giang transfer is the longest road journey MUINE EXPRESS operates from the capital, covering roughly 300 kilometres north to the edge of the Dong Van karst plateau. Allow six to seven hours rather than the five that raw distance suggests, because the second half of the route is mountain road. […]
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The Phu Quoc airport to Ganh Dau transfer is the island’s longest airport run, covering about 35 kilometres to the northwestern tip and taking roughly an hour. Ganh Dau is where Phu Quoc stops being developed and starts being a headland, and the drive gives you a fair sense of the island’s scale on the […]
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The Phu Quoc airport to Grand World transfer covers about 30 kilometres up the northwest coast and takes roughly 55 minutes. Grand World and the surrounding resort complex sit well away from the island’s older tourist areas, and the drive reflects that: once you pass Duong Dong the road opens up and the villages thin […]
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The Phu Quoc airport to An Thoi transfer runs about 20 kilometres south and takes roughly 40 minutes. An Thoi is the island’s working port town and the departure point for the cable car to Hon Thom, which makes it a very different destination from the resort strips further north. How far is An Thoi […]
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The Phu Quoc airport to Ong Lang beach transfer covers about 15 kilometres up the island’s west coast and takes roughly 40 minutes. Ong Lang is the quieter alternative to Long Beach, and the drive there is the first sign of that: the road thins out, the resorts get further apart, and the traffic disappears. […]
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The Da Nang airport to city centre transfer is the shortest airport run in Vietnam. The distance is around five kilometres and the drive takes roughly 15 minutes, which is unusual enough that first-time arrivals often assume they have misread the map. This guide covers rates by vehicle, how the short distance changes the taxi […]
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Booking a Da Nang airport to Ba Na Hills transfer is the simplest way to reach the Golden Bridge and the Sun World complex on the summit. The mountain sits about 35 kilometres west of the airport, and while the road itself is straightforward, the timing matters more than most arrivals expect. This guide covers […]
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