South Central Coast, Vietnam
Da Lat, a popular highland city, is about 3-4 hours away. Known for its cool climate, French architecture, gardens, and waterfalls. A very long day trip is possible, but an overnight stay is better.
Doc Let Beach, a quiet white-sand beach, is about 50 km north (1-1.5 hours). Diep Son Island, known for its unique sandbar at low tide, needs a drive north then a boat trip, a full-day commitment.
Options for how to see the sights.
A full day, 8-9 hours.
A half-day trip, 4-5 hours.
Discover stunning natural landscapes and tranquil settings outside Nha Trang.
A tranquil, multi-tiered waterfall setting, a refreshing escape for swimming in natural pools.
A larger ecotourism park with various activities beyond the waterfall, including hot springs and an animal park.
A quieter, more serene beach experience away from the city's crowds.
Hon Mun Marine Protected Area protects coral reefs and marine life near Nha Trang.
Explore the countryside by motorbike for a glimpse of local farming life and traditional villages.
Expand your cultural exploration beyond Nha Trang's city limits.
Po Nagar Cham Towers are the main cultural site within easy reach, just north of the city center.
Explore the countryside north or west of Nha Trang to see rice paddies and fruit orchards.
Smaller pagodas or temples in surrounding areas attract local pilgrims.
Consider tours that offer insight into local life and farming practices.
Ancient Cham temple complex.
Famous for its large white Buddha statue.
French Gothic architectural marvel.
Expand your trip with additional days to explore more of Vietnam.
2-3 days for a complete change of scenery, cool air, pine forests, and French villas.
2 days for sand dunes, Fairy Stream, and kitesurfing. About 4-5 hours south.
A major southern hub for city exploration.
Hanoi > Hue > Da Nang/Hoi An > Nha Trang > Da Lat > Mui Ne > Ho Chi Minh City.
Reverse the above route to travel from Ho Chi Minh City northwards.
A route covering diverse landscapes and cultural experiences.