The best time for you to fully enjoy the scenery here is summer. September to November is the time with the most rain and storms of the year, so visitors need to be careful. Move To get to Binh Hung Island, from Cam Ranh city, you will move to Bai Kinh – about 30-45 minutes by car from Nha Trang city center. To Bai Kinh, you will need to park your car at the parking lot and buy a ticket for 10,000 VND/person. At the beach, there will be hammocks, free fresh water bathing. These services are included in the ticket price, remember to keep the ticket stub. Visitors can take a boat for 10,000 VND/person/time to go to the island. Binh Hung is famous for its clear blue beaches. Photo: Vntrip. Resort The wild beauty in Binh Hung is always a tourist attraction. Here, there are many places to stay from budget to luxury. Some references: – The Sea Rock – An Hill Binh Hung – Homestay Lost Station – Hong Nhan Hotel Destination 1. Bai Kinh Bai Kinh is the starting point from the mainland to Binh Hung Island. This place has a beautiful position, leaning back on a winding pass by the sea. Bai Kinh is only about 500 meters long. It has a beautiful beach, clean sand, clear blue sea. If you like to explore, you can rent a tent to camp overnight, early in the morning you can watch the sunrise. Note, you need to maintain general hygiene while staying. At Bai Kinh, there are also many interesting game activities. Photo: Manhtienkhoi_, Tr_minthu, Pinkiehihi. 2. Egg stone beach Egg stone beach is one of the places that attracts young people to check-in when coming to Binh Hung Island. To get to the beach, visitors walk along the way to Hon Chut lighthouse, there is a road down near the top, because it is a mountain road, so it is a bit difficult to go. Coming here, you will be impressed with the poetic scenery of the rocky beach. Below is the blue of the sea, above are giant stones, big and round, looking like dinosaur eggs stacked on top of each other. However, this is not the ideal beach. Photo: Vietnam_travel_media, Luan_nguyen126. 3. Hon Chut Lighthouse Hon Chut Lighthouse is known as the “lighthouse” of Cam Ranh Bay, with a light tower 16 m high and a light range of about 58 m. Standing on the lighthouse, the whole scene of Binh Hung island will be in your sight. Photo: Th_binh, Sothearaa. 4. Tamarind Beach Bai Cay Me is also known as Hon Rua beach. Although located right on Binh Hung island, to move to this beach you need to hire a boat, because there is no road to the beach. This beach is quite small, the sand is very clean. The water here is blue as clear as pool water, making visitors think this is an artificial beach. Here, you can also camp. Photo: Ocmedi, Bummie.baobao, Hanyyen, Trangg__. Eating Going to the sea and islands, seafood will be the top priority of tourists. Grilled lobster, grilled urchin and grilled fish (also spelled dzò fish) are dishes you can’t miss when coming to Binh Hung. Photo: Khamitruong_. Note: In the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, you need to strictly follow the 5K Message of the Ministry of Health when traveling to protect yourself and the community.

Traveling to the land of sunshine and wind, some people choose to stay at luxurious sea view resorts, fully enjoying high-class services. Meanwhile, many young people like backpacking, discovering the beauty of the sea in their own way. During the last holiday, blogger Mavis Vi Vu Ky (Nguyen Khanh Hoang Anh) traveled with her best friend around the most beautiful beaches in Central Vietnam. On the third day of the trip, the two received information that the epidemic was at risk of resurgence. 9X and close friends ensure a safe journey with full epidemic prevention measures. It helps the “foot-crazy” association to fully enjoy the beautiful scenery along the journey that other forms of tourism do not have. Traveling on sunny and windy roads Blogger Saigon spent 5 days conquering the coastal road of Binh Thuan – Ninh Thuan. This is one of the first roads that Hoang Anh has ever discovered since backpacking. Therefore, this road is associated with many beautiful memories of the female blogger’s youth. Share with Zing About the reason for making a long trip, 9X said: “The most beautiful places are not the destination, but the scenery along the way. Therefore, I chose to travel through the beautiful sea roads. Perhaps the trip would have lost half of its soul if I hadn’t gone by motorbike.” Beautiful roads run along the coast when viewed from above. Starting from Ho Chi Minh City, the 2 girls together conquered 3 unique coastal roads, including Bau Trang, Ca Na – Phan Rang and Vinh Hy – Binh Hung. Covered with immense sand dunes, the highlight of colorful virtual living landscapes, Bau Trang is a road crossing the sea that attracts young people to check-in. Meanwhile, the Ca Na – Phan Rang palace captures the hearts of backpackers with its winding road following the turquoise coast. Vinh Hy – Binh Hung is the coastal road that Hoang Anh is most interested in. On one side is a high cliff, the other side is a clear blue sea at the bottom. “Going for a while, I had to stop to take a few pictures, there were amazingly beautiful scenes,” 9X confided. The sunny weather helps her trip go smoothly. Cung Binh Thuan, Ninh Thuan are not too difficult to go, but the sea road is quite empty and roundabout, so the drivers need to move carefully. “There are quite a few homestays along the way, and the people in the Central region are also friendly, so it’s not difficult to find accommodation or ask for help,” 9X said. Having visited more than 50 provinces on the map of Vietnam, for Mavis, this is the most experienced trip. The landscape is diverse from mountains and sand dunes to the sea and bay. Each place has its own unique features, leaving many unforgettable impressions on young bloggers. 5 days 4 nights discover the beauty of the sea Day 1: HCMC – Phan Thiet – Ong Dia rock beach I departed from Ho Chi Minh City at 8am, arrived in Phan Thiet around 3pm. After stopping to eat fish cake soup, I went to Ong Dia rock to enjoy the wind. This place owns a rocky road with colorful basket boats. After bathing, watching the sunset, in the evening I go for a walk, eat around the city of Phan Thiet, then return to the homestay to rest after a tiring day of driving. Ong Dia rock beach is a familiar destination that attracts young people to check-in in Phan Thiet. Day 2: Mui Ne – Mui Ne fishing village – Bau Trang – flying sand hill – Co Thach beach 7 colors – Mui Dinh Early in the morning of day 2, I rode my motorbike to Mui Ne to hunt for a beautiful sunrise. Note that only the west coast of Mui Ne can see the sunrise directly. After that, I went to Mui Ne fishing village, gathered many boats anchored, creating a poetic scene. The unforgettable experiences in the early morning here are walking down the stairs to the fishing village, feeling the bustling atmosphere in the seafood granaries… Mui Ne fishing village is a place where you can clearly feel the rhythm of life in the coastal area of ​​Binh Thuan. After breakfast, I went back to the homestay to check-out, starting the journey to discover Bau Trang – a coastal road like the West sky. Along the way, I stopped at bright yellow buses to take pictures, then check-in the sand dunes. Here, you will admire the endless stretches of sand desert that change color continuously according to the time of day. Bau Trang is one of the impressive stops on the blogger’s trip. Leaving Bau Trang, I continued to move to Co Thach beach. The sea possesses clear water, above is a strange 7-color pebble beach. I had lunch here, then moved to Mui Dinh. To reach Mui Dinh, I have to take a jeep through the white sand dunes, then walk a bit more. Here, I rented a tent to camp by the beach. At night, I light a campfire, watch the full moon and the starry sky above, listen to the sound of waves lapping against the sand. Day 3: Mui Dinh Lighthouse – wind power field – Dam Vua salt field – Red island – Rai cave – Vinh Hy In the morning of day 3, I got up early to go to Mui Dinh lighthouse to watch the sunrise. To get here, you have to go through a steep path. Climbing to the top, the unspoiled seascape and the M-shaped road winding next to it are captured in full view. The wild and peaceful scene in Mui Dinh. Leaving Mui Dinh, I went to the wind power field, where there are giant “pinwheels” next to the cactus bushes, hidden in the blue sea in the distance. After wandering to take pictures here, I moved to the field. Dam Vua salt, where there are “white fields” – a specialty of the sea. After that, I continued to explore Hon Do cape. Through the sandy roads, Hon Do cape appears beautiful with rocks and green moss, where people often gather to fish. Stepping out onto the mossy beach is the color of clear sea water with strange sea creatures. Ninh Thuan owns unique check-in points. After exploring Red Island, I moved to Rai Cave, watching the sunset gradually fall on the rocks with strange shapes stacked on top of each other. That night, I asked to sleep at the house of an indigenous person in Vinh Hy, having dinner with their family. After that, I walked around the embankment, watching the starry sky above. Day 4: Vinh Hy – Binh Hung island – Hon Chut lighthouse – egg stone beach – Mui Ne On the 4th day of the journey, I woke up very early to hunt for a brilliant sunrise on the sea. After that, I set out to conquer the most beautiful sea route in the journey, from Vinh Hy to Binh Hung. Impressive sea crossing route Vinh Hy – Binh Hung. Walking along the sea route, I couldn’t help but admire the majestic and poetic beauty that nature bestowed on this place. Mountains and sea combine harmoniously to create an impressive natural picture. The winding road in the morning sunlight becomes more and more brilliant. After that, I got on a boat to go to Binh Hung island. I took a walk around the island, discovered Hon Chut lighthouse, egg stone beach. Binh Hung owns a wild landscape that is popular with tourists. Leaving Binh Hung, I returned to Vinh Hy, said goodbye to my family and asked to stay yesterday and then went to Mui Ne. On the way, I stopped at Bau Trang, went up to the sand dunes to watch the beautiful sunset. That night, I stayed in Mui Ne, went to the fishing village to eat seafood, and watched the peaceful night scenery in the land of the sea. Day 5: Mui Ne – Ho Chi Minh City The last day of the journey, I got up early, went to the west coast of Mui Ne to watch the sunrise. After that, I took advantage of swimming, enjoying the beauty of this place before driving straight to Ho Chi Minh City, ending a long vacation. The sunrise makes visitors fall in love in Mui Ne. What to eat when checking-in the coastal road? Here are the culinary addresses that Mavis experienced on the recent trip: Phan Rang – Thap Cham city (Ninh Thuan): – Que Huong pancakes – Cake soup with fish cake Nhuong – Tran Binh Trong spring rolls – Thien Ly Flower Restaurant – Khanh Ky chicken rice – Ms. Thao seasoned fish sauce vermicelli – Seafood at Vinh Hy and Ninh Chu raft houses Phan Thiet – Mui Ne (Binh Thuan) – Cay Bang seafood restaurant – Phuong Cay Pancakes – Lan Nguyet Can cake – Ba Ly fish cake soup – Co Xi fish cake soup – Loan squid teeth – Bread waiting Some notes for a long trip – Need to maintain the car, check the spare parts carefully before going on a trip. – Always pay attention to refuel because there are not many gas stations on the road. – Carefully calculate the schedule to have the most comfortable trip. – You need to slow down on the pass sections with bends out of sight such as Vinh Hy or Ca Na. – Avoid going after 18:30 because the road crossing the sea has very few street lights. – Should talk to locals to find strange check-in places and delicious, nutritious and cheap restaurants. – You can ask to stay at people’s houses when traveling. However, you should observe and ask to see if it is a safe place before deciding to stay. Note: In the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, you need to strictly follow the 5K Message of the Ministry of Health when traveling to protect yourself and the community.

Binh Hung (Khanh Hoa) Binh Hung Island, also known as Hon Chut or Hon Ty, is a small island located only about 1km from the mainland in the territory of Cam Binh commune, Cam Ranh city, Khanh Hoa province. For a long time, this place has been famous for the place “Tu Binh” created by Binh Hung – Binh Tien – Binh Lap and Binh Ba and is praised as the “Maldives of Vietnam”. The beauty of Binh Hung island (Khanh Hoa). Of the four islands mentioned above, Binh Hung is still the most popular place for tourists. Today, exploring this beautiful island is becoming easier and easier by a series of domestic tours that are fully exploited. Coming to Binh Hung, some places that visitors cannot miss are: Binh Tien beach, Kinh beach, Nuoc Ngot beach, Cay Me beach, Da Egg beach, Hon Chut lighthouse, … Ky Co (Quy Nhon, Binh Dinh) Referring to the waters known as “little Maldives” of Vietnam, it is impossible to ignore Ky Co – a beach in Nhon Ly commune, just 20km from the center of Quy Nhon city (Binh Dinh). Arriving here, many people cannot help but be surprised because in front of their eyes is a white sandy beach stretching under the rocky mountains of all kinds of strange shapes. The sea water here has two distinct colors, near the shore is a clear blue color, you can see the bottom, going away from the sea has a very attractive dark blue color. Therefore, this place has long been given the nickname “miniature Maldives” of Vietnam. Ly Son (Quang Ngai) Ly Son is an island district that is likened to a “jewel” of Quang Ngai land. For a long time, this place has been given a series of titles by tourist followers such as Jeju Island or Maldives Vietnamese version. It is known that the island is the remains of a volcano with 5 mouths, formed about 25-30 million years ago. Ly Son consists of Big Island and Small Island, with the beauty of “heavenly endowed” by giant ancient cliffs and beautiful blue water. From Big Island, tourists can take a canoe to Be Island and experience bathing at Coconut Beach. The sea water here is quite clear and the waves are calm, very suitable for those who love peace and wildness. Phu Quy (Binh Thuan) Phu Quy is a small island in Binh Thuan province, located about 120km from the mainland. In the past, it was quite difficult to move to the island, so when it was recently exploited for tourism, the island was still very wild, blue water, peaceful scenery. Therefore, not many people know or choose to travel to this beautiful island. However, in recent years, the name Phu Quy has gradually won the hearts of travel followers more by a series of beautiful photos shared on social networks. Visiting this unspoiled island is no longer as difficult as before. Some places you can check-in on the island are: Small Beach, Trieu Duong Bay, Phong Dien, Linh Son Pagoda, Hon Tranh, Mui Doi Thay, … Con Dao (Vung Tau) Not inferior to the names above, Con Dao is also included in the list of beautiful beach paradises like the Maldives of Vietnam. This is an island district directly under Ba Ria – Vung Tau province, located only 97 nautical miles from Vung Tau city center (about 180km) and 40 nautical miles from Vinh Hai commune, Vinh Chau town, Soc Trang province (about 40 nautical miles). 74km). These are also two places that tourists often choose to go to the island. Not only has a long historical value, Con Dao is also located in 21 national tourist areas of Vietnam and is rated by many tourists as a paradise of relaxation and ideal natural discovery with a fresh climate. Beautiful unspoiled beach, cool blue water and long, smooth sand.

Both two own long coastline, bays, islands with clear water and many high-end resorts. In addition to sea and island tourism, visitors can learn about Cham culture, immerse themselves in nature in the steppe, sand dunes, sheep fields or enjoy local cuisine. Readers Huong Nguyen shares memorable experiences with friends on a 3-day trip in Khanh Hoa, Ninh Thuan. From December to August is a good time to roam the sunny and windy land. Day 1 Around 15 o’clock, the group arrived at Cam Ranh airport (Khanh Hoa). We continue to take about 1 hour to move back to the hotel Bai Kinh (Ninh Thuan) to check in and rest. After that, the group took the train for about 10 minutes Binh Hung island (Orange line). The island is hidden at the foot of the pass of the sea road of Binh Tien – Vinh Hy. The beautiful beaches attracting tourists here are Binh Tien, Kinh beach, Ngot Ngot beach, Banana beach, Da Egg beach, Cay Me beach … Dubbed “the Maldives of Vietnam”, the beach in Binh Hung is not long and wide, but the water is clear, clean, able to see the bottom, watching colorful coral reefs. On the island, large rocks of many sizes and fancy shapes are also unforgettable when visitors come here. We explore the cuisine around the island, mainly snacks such as shrimp ram, roasted duck seeds, baked eggs, cake can … After warming up, we sit and drink, coconut water, and dessert. Yoghurt with seeds and then take the train back to the hotel. Day 2 In the morning, 7:30, the group will follow the tour out Bai Me beach swim in the sea and experience activities like water motorbikes or diving to see coral. This tour includes the Yen cave tour but we didn’t go. So, around 10:30, the group returned to the hotel for a freshwater bath, then went to have lunch on the raft Binh Hung island . Seafood on the raft is usually sold in kg, so going east will enjoy quite a lot of dishes. We order grilled oyster with onion fat, fish raft (head and tail make hotpot, grilled body rolled with cake, herbs, pepper garlic sauce) and salt and chili fried rice. The food on the raft is fresh and delicious, especially the typical fatty grilled oysters. Beautiful nature in the South Central Coast. After lunch, the group came by tram An Hill (Binh Hung island). Standing on the top of the hill, we get a full view of the scenery of Binh Hung Island with the endless stretch of turquoise water. In addition to resting and relaxing here, you can live virtual on the rainbow path, coastal swing, Da Egg beach … Leaving An Hill, we went back to the hotel, changed clothes, then went to visit Thanh Thuy vineyard l Thai An vineyard (Ninh Thuan). On the way across the sea road, we stopped to enjoy the panoramic view Vinh fishing village Hy . From above, Vinh Hy is like a small village in a fairy tale. Thanh Thuy Vineyard is the largest vineyard in Thai An. Visitors to the tour will enjoy fruit picked at the garden, sip jams, wine and grape syrup. The price at the garden is 70,000 VND / kg of green grapes, 35,000 VND / kg of purple grapes. After checking-in the vineyard, we moved in Rai Cave (Ninh Thuan). Located in the south of Vinh Hy Bay, Rai Cave is nestled on the side of Chua Mountain, facing the sea, with outstanding natural scenery like paradise. This place is an endless source of inspiration for paparazzi because the water color changes constantly throughout the day. The road to Rai Cave is quite slippery, visitors should wear shoes with support base. Next to Rai Cave, there is a coastal pedestrian bridge for guests to check-in or enjoy the wind. At night, we move to a restaurant in Cam Ranh. Dinner with three-course chicken meets the criteria of delicious, nutritious and cheap. After eating, we moved back to the hotel on Kinh beach to rest. Day 3 7:30 am, after checking out at Kinh beach, the group leaves Suoi Tien sheep field (Cam Ranh) for virtual live photography. Considered as a miniature European countryside, sheep fields include farms, rivers, lawns … and airy air. Coming to the field of nearly 100 sheep, you can hold and caress the soft fur of your pet and record natural moments. After 1 hour in the sheep field, we continued to check-in many beautiful places in Ninh Thuan such as wind blower field , Po Klong Garai Cham Towers and zones Tanyoli . On the way to Tanyoli, we stopped by Bau Truc village to drink water, rest and learn about ceramic products imprinted with Cham culture. Arriving at Tanyoli at noon when the sun was heavy, we took a picture for about 45 minutes and then moved out Trang Beach (Ninh Thuan) eat seafood. Arriving, the group took a jeep down to the beach. The rental price for a jeep (round trip) is 300,000 VND. Traveling by jeep on the hot sand hill is an attractive experience in Ninh Thuan. Lunch at sea includes grilled oyster with onion fat, cobia cooked in hot pot and grilled, steamed squid with lemongrass and chili salt. Soul dish here lies in spice dots. Although the preparation of seafood is quite simple, the dipping sauce creates a special aftertaste for each dish. Finished meal, you can lie asleep in the hammock, enjoy the sea breeze. 3:00 pm, deserted coast is an ideal time for swimming and swimming. The restaurant has fresh water bath and motorbike rental (about 250,000 VND / person) to visit Mui Dinh lighthouse. After eating comfortably at Trang beach, we moved to the salt field Ca Na (Ninh Thuan). The salt making profession in Ca Na has a history of more than 100 years. This place is considered one of the largest salt warehouses in the country with an area of ​​up to 1,000 hectares spread along the coast. After checking in the salt field, the group came to visit Nam Cuon sand hill g (Ninh Thuan) . Standing on the top of the hill, human feeling is so small in front of the vast and vast nature. After welcoming the sunset on the “little desert of Ninh Thuan”, we moved to Phan Rang city – Thap Cham to rest. Ninh Thuan owns many attractive tourist destinations. In the evening, the group went to visit Ninh Thuan night market and eat with grilled lamb ribs, grilled goat skewers and lime juice, served with rice and crab soup with spinach. Lamb and goat are quite soft, delicious, seasoned to taste. After dinner, we drank sugarcane juice at the gate of the city park, then went back to the hotel to rest, ending a day of “drop braking”. Early the next morning, we packed our luggage, checked-out in time to fly. On the way from Phan Rang – Thap Cham city to Cam Ranh airport, we ate tuna vermicelli at a roadside restaurant. Tuna noodle soup is a familiar breakfast dish of the people of Central Coast. Plump bowl of vermicelli with pieces of fresh tuna, thick fish ball, served with herbs and spices from sour to spicy. Cost 1. Return air ticket from Hanoi to Cam Ranh (with checked baggage): 1.2 million VND / person. 2. Accommodation: Casa Maya Hotel (VND 1,273 million / 2 double rooms / 2 nights), Jolie’s Home Phan Rang (VND 400,000 / 3 people / night). 3. Eating and drinking: 4 million VND 4. Sightseeing and traveling: 4.5 million VND total cost : 13,773 million VND / 3 people (average about 4.6 million VND / person). Do you have a trip this summer yet? Please share with us about the schedule, costs and beautiful pictures at: lifestyle@zing.vn The articles will be edited and published in the Zing Travel column.