Nha Trang,Vietnam

• Nha Trang Beach (Tran Phu Beach)
• Po Nagar Cham Towers
• Vinpearl Land (Hon Tre Island) and Vinpearl Cable Car
• Hon Mun Marine Protected Area
• Hon Tam, Hon Tre and Hon Mun islands (island hopping)
• Thap Ba Hot Springs & Mud Baths
• Long Son Pagoda and the white Buddha statue
• Dam Market (Cho Dam) and Night Market
• Alexandre Yersin Museum
• Nha Trang Cathedral (Christ the King Cathedral)

• Extensive coral reefs and clear waters ideal for diving and snorkeling
• Thermal mud baths and mineral springs for spa treatments
• A long coastal promenade with beaches and cafes
• Vinpearl’s cable car — one of the world’s longest over-sea lines
• Vibrant seafood scene and night markets
• Mix of Cham, Vietnamese and colonial architecture

• Scuba diving and snorkeling at Hon Mun and other dive sites
• Island-hopping boat tours and beach days
• Relaxing in mud baths and hot springs
• Visiting Po Nagar Cham Towers and local pagodas
• Sunset walks along Tran Phu promenade
• Fishing trips and boat excursions
• Night market shopping and sampling street food
• Day trips to nearby waterfalls or Ba Ho pools
• Taking the Vinpearl cable car and visiting the amusement park

• Nha Trang Sea Festival (biennial large festival celebrating marine culture and tourism)
• Po Nagar Temple Festival (religious celebrations for the goddess Yan Po Nagar)
• Whale worship festivals (Cầu Nghinh Ông/Ông Nam Hải events in some coastal communities)
• Traditional Tet (Lunar New Year) festivities
• Local cultural events and occasional international diving competitions

February to April (dry season, pleasant temperatures and calm seas). Avoid the peak rainy/typhoon months of September–November when heavy rain and storms are more likely.

Tropical monsoon climate: warm year‑round. Average temperatures ~25–30°C (77–86°F). Dry season roughly January–April; wet season May–November with heaviest rains Sep–Nov.

Nearest airport: Cam Ranh International Airport (CXR) — ~30–40 km south of Nha Trang (30–60 minutes by car). Rail: Reunification Express stops at Nha Trang station. Bus: frequent long‑distance buses from Ho Chi Minh City, Da Lat and other cities. Local transport: taxis, Grab (ride‑hailing), motorbike taxis (xe ôm), bicycle and motorbike rentals. Boat/tours depart from Cau Da or Nha Trang harbor.

3–5 days to enjoy beaches, an island day trip, and key cultural sites. 5–7+ days if you plan multiple dive trips or more island hopping.

Light, breathable clothing; swimwear; sunhat and strong sunblock (use reef‑safe sunscreen for snorkeling/diving); water shoes for rocky shores; a light rain jacket if visiting in shoulder/wet seasons; snorkel mask if you prefer your own gear.

Local dishes: Bún chả cá (fish cake noodle soup) — a Nha Trang specialty, seafood (grilled fish, lobster, clams), nem nướng, bánh căn, and local yogurt (sữa chua). Souvenirs: dried seafood, pearls and shell jewelry, lacquerware, local pastries and coffee. Night Market (near Tran Phu and Dam Market) is good for food stalls and keepsakes.