Nha Trang
A long bay on the south-central coast, with islands offshore, warm water most of the year and Cham towers above the city.
Highlights
- The beach and the promenade that runs the length of it
- Island-hopping and diving around Hon Mun and the nearby bays
- Po Nagar Cham Towers, built between the 8th and 11th centuries and still used for worship
- Mud baths and hot springs on the edge of town
- Seafood markets and the local dish bun ca, fish cake noodle soup
Best time to visit
January to August is dry and sunny, with the calmest sea from March to June. October and November are the wettest months.
Getting there
Cam Ranh International Airport is about 35 km south of the city, roughly 45 minutes by road.
How long to stay
One to two days, or longer for the islands.
Where to stay
Hotels line the beach road in the centre, with quieter resorts on the bays north and south of the city, closer to the airport.
What to eat
Bun ca, fish cake noodle soup, nem nuong Ninh Hoa, grilled pork rolls made at the table, and seafood at the night markets.
Good to know
- Since 1 July 2025 Nha Trang is part of the enlarged Khanh Hoa province.
- January to August is dry and sunny, roughly 25–35°C. June to August is the busiest stretch.
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Tours
We do not run a fixed itinerary here yet. Tell us your dates and we will plan it for you: ask for a quote.
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