From Nha Trang: Phu Yen — Basalt Pillars, Lighthouse & Bai Mon Beach

A group day trip from Nha Trang to Phu Yen Province by minivan. Phu Yen is one of the least touristy coastal provinces in central Vietnam — dramatic volcanic landscapes, a 100-year-old Gothic cathedral, an active sea temple and a clean beach with minimal crowds. The route covers six distinct stops in one day.

Program:

• 07:00 Hotel pick-up in Nha Trang.
• Basalt Pillars: hexagonal stone columns formed by an ancient volcano — a rare natural phenomenon on the Vietnamese coast.
• First Electric Lighthouse: a historic landmark with panoramic coastal views.
• Sea Goddess Temple: an active place of worship where local fishermen pray for protection and safe passage.
• Catholic Cathedral: Gothic-style church built over 100 years ago, housing one of the first books printed in Vietnamese.
• Lunch (included).
• Bai Mon Beach: light sand, clear water and few tourists.
• Tuy Hoa City Monument: a modern civic landmark inspired by the sea, basalt columns and the culture of the region.
• ~17:00 Return to Nha Trang.

• Transfer from the hotel and back
• English-speaking guide
• Meals according to the program
• Entrance tickets
• Medical insurance

• Transfers from hotels in northern Nha Trang: VND397,500 per car, roundtrip
• Transfers from hotels in Cam Ranh: VND795,000 per car, roundtrip
• Transfers from hotels in Zok Let: VND1,325,000 per car, roundtrip
• Transfers from Diamond Bay Resort (up to 4 people): VND400,000 per car, roundtrip

• Bathing suit, towel
• Water, soft drinks
• Sun protection: cream with SPF 50+, glasses, hat, cotton shirt with long sleeves or pareo
• Comfortable shoes: flip-flops, sandals, crocs
• Phone, camera, waterproof covers upon request
• Money for personal expenses and tips