Vietnam

Nha Trang

Nha Trang

Vietnam’s most popular beach destination,

Nha Trang

, the capital of Khanh Hoa province, is located on the south-central coast of Vietnam, just over 400 kilometres northeast of Ho Chi Minh City. It’s the nearest you’ll get to your stereotypical ‘beach holiday’ in Vietnam, complete with the tourist touts and sellers.

Places To Stay In Nha Trang:

Mojzo Dorm

: Mojzo dorm is amazing! The staff is on another level. They always professional and pleasant and they will cater to your every need. They genuinely care and will make sure you have an awesome time. Best buffet breakfast in Vietnam(for free)!

Things to do in Nha Trang:

Mud Bath:

Something it’s nice to spoil yourself! Just outside of town, you can visit Nha Trang’s famous ‘mineral mud baths,’ which are a popular day’s getaway for backpackers.

Vinpearl:

This Westernised island hosts Underwater World Aquarium, a Water Park, a roller coaster filled Amusement Park and many small restaurants.

Snorkelling and Diving:

Nha Trang Bay boasts 12,000 hectares of reef-filled waters known as

Hon Mun Marine Protected Area.

The majority of diving and snorkelling in Nha Trang is done here, and its shallow waters are one of the best places for beginners to learn how to dive in Vietnam.

Getting To Nha Trang:

From Hoi An:

Departs at 19:00. Sleeping bus costs 299,000 VND and takes 11 hours.

From

Dalat:

Departs at 08:00, 13:00. Sitting bus costs 149,000 VND and takes 4 hours.

Where to go next:

Mui Nei:

Known for its sweeping red and white sand dunes, vast beaches, and tranquil fishing villages.

Da Lat

The mountainous town of Da Lat offers a completely different experience to that of its closest neighbours. Throw yourself off a cliff or abseil down a waterfall in the amazing canyoning experiences. Note that Da Lat has a much cooler climate that the rest of Vietnam.

Hoi Ann:

Plan to stay longer than expected in this charming UNESCO world heritage town, known for its beaches and tailor made shopping options.

Nha Trang

Nha Trang

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