• Tuy Hoa - Visit the Mui Dien lighthouse, the easternmost point of Vietnam, where travelers can find the perfect spot along the road to witness the sunrise over Mui Dien. Mui Dien Cape, also known as Dai Lanh Cape, is a well-known landmark for the Nau people and travel enthusiasts exploring Vietnam. This scenic gem is located in Hoa Tam Commune, Dong Hoa District, Phu Yen Province, and is a captivating destination for those with a wanderlust spirit.

Although 35 kilometers from Tuy Hoa city may not seem far, the intense summer heat of the coastal region can be challenging for some. However, overcoming this obstacle leads to a completely different experience at Mui Dien Cape. Leaving behind the city’s scorching sun, visitors are greeted by refreshing sea breezes and the inviting turquoise waters. Climbing to the top of the impressive Lighthouse or reaching the easternmost point of Vietnam’s mainland offers a sense of embracing the entire Mui Dien Cape. Visitors are welcomed by the warmth, hospitality, and constant smiles of the locals.

Mui Dien Cape, along with nearby attractions like Mon Beach and Vung Ro Bay, are outstanding destinations that attract numerous tourists. Upon arrival, the first activity should be a walk along the rocky path that follows the curve of the flank to reach Mui Dien Cape. Then, climb the Lighthouse for a panoramic view of the turquoise sea and the mesmerizing yellow sand as waves gently roll in.

After exploring Mui Dien Cape, continue the adventure by enjoying the cool blue waters at Mon Beach and experiencing the pure atmosphere beneath the Lighthouse. From Mon Beach, the towering Lighthouse and majestic cliffs, stacked like natural masterpieces, are visible.

Visitors are sure to have an incredible day filled with activities: connecting with nature, reaching the Lighthouse peak, or visiting the easternmost point of Vietnam at the Monument, while gaining insights into the history of this heroic land.

• Air conditioned bus/van/car
• Round trip speedboat
• Complimentary hat from Nhatrangtourist
• Lunch included
• Entrance fees as per the itinerary
• Friendly guide
• Travel insurance

• GST (Goods and Services Tax)
• All other services not mentioned in the above program (if any)
• All meals and beverages unspecified in the above program

Tourism in Phu Yen has recently surged, thanks to its plethora of impressive natural and historical attractions. Yet, there’s an island in the northern part of Vung Ro Bay that has been largely overlooked. This is Hon Nua Island

• a towering presence at 105 meters above sea level, standing alone on the maritime boundary between Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen, untouched and grand.
  When traversing the Ca Pass (Deo Ca), take a moment to marvel at the spectacle. On one side, you’ll witness sheer cliffs, and on the other, the crystalline waters of Vung Ro Bay cradling the pass. If you gaze more intently, you’ll spot a diminutive island resembling a pea to the north of Vung Ro. That’s Hon Nua Island, a rare slice of pristine nature that has remained unspoiled, despite being just a few kilometers from the mainland.

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