Quy Nhon Beaches,Vietnam

• Ky Co Beach
• Eo Gio (Wind Pass)
• Bai Xep
• Quy Nhon City Beach (Bai Truong/Bai Ky)
• Nhon Ly fishing village and ferry pier
• Hon Kho and nearby islets (island hopping)
• Ghenh Rang – Tiên Sa (rocky headland and viewpoint)

• Clear turquoise water and long white-sand stretches
• Offshore islets and small coral reefs suitable for snorkeling
• Dramatic granite cliffs and tidal rock formations at Eo Gio and Ghenh Rang
• Traditional fishing villages where you can see daily fish auctions and boat life
• Tide pools, shallow reefs and sheltered bays ideal for families and snorkelers

• Swimming and sunbathing on calm, sandy bays
• Island-hopping boat trips to Ky Co and Hon Kho
• Snorkeling and beginner scuba diving on shallow reefs
• Walking or cycling along coastal roads and through fishing villages
• Photography (sunrise over the bay, dramatic cliffs at Eo Gio)
• Seafood dining at shore-side stalls and small restaurants
• Kayaking and simple water sports with local operators

Dry season and warmer months — broadly March to August for calm seas, clearer skies and best swimming/snorkeling conditions. Shoulder months (February and September) can also be pleasant but watch for rain in late September–December.

Tropical monsoon climate: hot and humid most of the year, with a rainy season from September to December and occasional storms/typhoons that can affect sea conditions. Average temperatures range from mid-20s to low 30s °C.

Nearest airport: Phu Cat Airport (UIH), roughly 30–40 km from central Quy Nhon (approx. 40–60 minutes by car). Quy Nhon Railway Station lies on Vietnam’s North–South rail line with direct trains. Intercity buses and private cars connect Quy Nhon with Da Nang, Nha Trang and Hoi An/Da Nang region; local taxis, motorbike taxis (xe ôm) and rental motorbikes are common for short trips. Boat transfers to Ky Co and other islets depart from Nhon Ly or local piers; small-speedboat transfers require calm seas.

2–4 days to sample the main beaches and a short island trip; 4–6 days if combining relaxation with inland cultural sites and diving.

Light, breathable clothing; swimwear; sun hat and strong sunscreen; polarized sunglasses; water shoes for rocky shorelines and coral areas; light rain layer for shoulder/rainy season.

Try Quy Nhon/Binh Dinh specialties such as fresh seafood (grilled fish, prawns and squid), bánh hỏi (fine vermicelli sheets often served with grilled meats or pork offal), cháo lòng and local sweets. Souvenirs include dried seafood, bottled fish sauce, local handicrafts and simple coastal textiles.