Vietnam Ocean Road

Ho Chi Minh City → Vung Tau

• Can Gio Mangrove Forest
• Can Gio - Vung Vau Ferry

Vung Tau → Mui Ne

• Ho Tram Beach
• Ke Ga beach
• Mui Ne Beach

Mui Ne → Mui Ne

• Bau Trang White Lake
• The white sand Dunes

At Bau Trang, you can experience a thrilling ATV or Jeep ride to conquer the massive white sand dunes and go sandboarding. For a more relaxing time, enjoy rowing a boat through the lotus lakes or taking photos with camels. It is also a perfect spot for capturing stunning photography during sunrise and sunset.

Mui Ne → Cam Ranh

• Cam Ranh Bay
• Bai Dai Beach

Vinh Hy Bay, Ocean Road.

Cam Ranh → Cam Ranh

• CamBai Dai

Bai Dai in Cam Ranh is celebrated as one of Vietnam's most beautiful beaches, offering crystal-clear waters and smooth white sands that are absolutely perfect for swimming. It is a paradise for ocean lovers, featuring vibrant scuba diving, snorkeling, and seawalking experiences to explore pristine coral reefs teeming with marine life. Additionally, thrill-seekers can enjoy high-speed watersports like jetskiing and parasailing, or conquer the fun challenges at the massive Sealife floating water park.

Cam Ranh → Tuy Hoa

• Son Dung Beach
• Dai Lanh
• Ganh Da Dia - Phu Yen

Riding a motorbike from Cam Ranh to Tuy Hoa is a sensational journey showcasing the raw, poetic beauty of Central Vietnam. The route offers pure thrill as you discover the peaceful mountain-meets-sea vibes of Son Dung and conquer the sweeping ocean cliffs around Dai Lanh. Hugging the sparkling blue sea the entire way, this coastal ribbon delivers an unforgettable sense of freedom for adventure lovers.

Tuy Hoa → Hoai Nhon

• Ong Cop Wooden Bridge
• Xuan Dai Bay
• De Gi Lagoon

The 200 km coastal drive from Tuy Hoa to Hoai Nhon connects some of Central Vietnam’s most stunning landscapes across Phu Yen and Binh Dinh provinces. Along this scenic route, travelers will discover the unique volcanic geology of Ganh Da Dia, the rustic charm of Ong Cop Wooden Bridge, and the tranquil waters of Xuan Dai Bay. The unforgettable journey culminates with the pristine expanse of De Gi Lagoon, the rugged cliffs of Lo Dieu Beach, and the endless coconut groves of Tam Quan.

Hoai Nhon → Hoi An

• Hoi An Ancient Town (UNESCO)
• the Thu Bon River

Hoi An → Da Nang

• My Son Cham ruins (UNESCO)

Da Nang → Hue

• Imperial Citadel (UNESCO)
• the Perfume River

Hue → Hue

• Imperial Citadel (UNESCO)
• the Perfume River

Explore the Imperial City of Hue, discover its royal heritage and ancient architecture, then immerse yourself in Hue’s distinctive cuisine—from traditional royal dishes to local specialties. A full day of history, culture, and authentic flavors in Vietnam’s former imperial capital.

Hue → Dong Hoi

• Nhat Le coast
• Quang Binh dunes and river mouth

Dong Hoi → Cua Lo

• Cua Lo Beach
• the Nghe An coast

Cua Lo → Hanoi

• The Red River delta
• Hanoi's Old Quarter