The most beautiful coastal roads in Vietnam
Stretching from Binh Thuan, Ninh Thuan, Khanh Hoa, Phu Yen to Binh Dinh, the south-coastal region has the most beautiful coastal roads in Vietnam. Let’s look at the beauty of the sea and islands in the region from the nameless beaches to the famous beaches and the bays of coastal cities.
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| Only about 150 km from Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Thuan is well-known for Mui Ne and Phan Thiet – the capital of resorts in Vietnam - with blue beaches, coconut trees and the sand dunes. Binh Thuan sea is has the wild beauty of the ocean. |
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| The best option for you is to visit Lagi beach town, Ke Ga in Ham Thuan Nam or the ancient stone ground of Co Thach in Tuy Phong district. |
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| Ninh Chu fishing village runs along the sea route, through the sand hills and grape plantations of Ninh Thuan province. |
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| Vinh Hy Bay is only 42km from downtown Phan Rang - Thap Cham and this is one of the four most beautiful bays. Here you will have the opportunity to watch coral in the glass bottom boat. |
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| Inaugurated in 2013, the Vinh Hy - Binh Tien 2 coastal road connects Ninh Thuan and Khanh Hoa. |
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| Along this road are numerous beautiful beaches. You can stop at at any public beach, from Cha La to Nuoc Ngot, Rang, Nuoc Do, Kinh and Chuoi. |
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| Tran Phu beach embraces the entire Nha Trang city. |
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| The road to Mui Doi, Vietnam easternmost land, crosses rare landscapes, from desert to sand dunes, primeval forests, cliffs. A beauty that only exists in Hon Gom peninsula, Van Ninh district. This is also the home to Van Phong Bay. |
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| Phu Yen is famous for diverse maritime landscapes. Hon Nua Island seen from Ca Pass. Standing on the pass, tourists can see the panoramic views of Vung Ro Bay. |
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| The panorama of Dai Lanh Cape, one of two the two points where you can see the earliest sunrise in Vietnam. |
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| Looks like giant beehives, the Ghenh Da Dia is the pride not only Phu Yen, but also Vietnam. |
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| Quy Nhon city panorama. |
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| One of the highlights of Quy Nhon is the Phuong Mai peninsula and Thi Nai Bridge - the longest cross-sea bridge in Indochina. By crossing this bridge you will come to Eo Gio, a tourist attraction in Quy Nhon with charming landscape of the sky, clouds, the sea, and mountains. |