Nha Trang — Sights
Six kilometres of sand and a bay full of islands.
- Nha Trang Beach (Tran Phu Beach) — Cross one road from your hotel and you're on 6 km of sand
- Po Nagar Cham Towers — Thousand-year-old Cham brick towers, still full of incense
- Long Son Pagoda — A white Buddha at the top of the steps, the city at your feet
- Nha Trang Cathedral (Stone Church) — A grey-stone Gothic church on a hill by the railway
- Hon Chong Promontory — Giant granite boulders piled up over the sea
- Dam Market — Dried seafood, rattan bags and fruit where locals shop
- Nha Trang Night Market — Souvenir and snack stalls at the end of a beach walk
- National Oceanographic Museum — Tanks and sea-life specimens in a 1922 research institute
- Island-Hopping Tour (Hon Mun, Hon Tam, Hon Mot) — Speedboat to three islands, snorkelling and a seafood lunch
- VinWonders Nha Trang & Vinpearl Cable Car — Cable car over the sea to an island-sized theme park
- I-Resort Mud Baths — Warm mud tubs, then mineral pools and water slides
- Thap Ba Hot Spring Mud Baths — Nha Trang's oldest mud spa, and the cheaper option
- Skylight Nha Trang Rooftop — A rooftop above the beach with the whole bay below
- Bai Dai (Long Beach) — A long, quieter beach on the way to the airport
- Da Lat Day Trip — A 1,500 m highland town: from beach T-shirt to lakeside jacket
- Alexandre Yersin Museum — The Swiss doctor's study, left as he had it
- Ba Ho Waterfalls — Three jungle pools, reached by rock-hopping
- Tram Huong Tower — The lotus tower is where everyone meets
- Tri Nguyen Aquarium (Hon Mieu) — Tanks and fish farms on a quiet little island
- Hai Duc Pagoda — A hill temple with sea and city below
- Khanh Hoa Provincial Museum — Cham relics and local history, with AC
- Nha Trang Sailing Club Sunset Beach — Beanbags on the sand as the sun drops
- Vinh Hy Bay — A cliff-road drive ending at a snorkel bay