• Dak Lak Province - Begin the journey to Mui Dien, the easternmost point of Vietnam, where the first sunrise graces the land. Travel along Ca Pass and pause to admire the breathtaking views. On one side, steep cliffs rise, while on the other, the turquoise waters of Vung Ro Bay hug the pass. Listen to the tales of the legendary unnumbered ships used by the liberation army during the Vietnam War and the historic events of Vung Ro.

• Tuy Hoa - Visit the Mui Dien lighthouse, the easternmost point of Vietnam, where travelers can find the perfect spot to witness the dawn breaking over Mui Dien. Mui Dien Cape (Dai Lanh Cape) is a well-known landmark to the Nau people and travel enthusiasts across Vietnam. Located in Hoa Tam Commune, Dong Hoa District, Phu Yen Province, this scenic spot is a delightful destination for adventurers.
  Just 35 kilometers from Tuy Hoa city, the journey may be challenging due to the intense summer sun of the coastal region. However, upon reaching Mui Dien Cape, a different world awaits, with cool sea breezes and inviting turquoise waters. Experience the thrill of embracing the entire Mui Dien Cape from the top of the mighty Lighthouse or by conquering the easternmost point of Vietnam’s mainland. Visitors are greeted with warmth, hospitality, and the ever-present smiles of the locals.
  Mui Dien Cape, along with nearby attractions like Mon Beach and Vung Ro Bay, are excellent destinations that attract many tourists. Begin by walking along the rock road that curves to reach Mui Dien Cape. Then, climb the Lighthouse for a panoramic view of the turquoise sea and the waves rolling onto the golden sand.
  After exploring Mui Dien Cape, continue the adventure by enjoying the cool blue sea at Mon Beach and experiencing the pure atmosphere beneath the Lighthouse. From Mon Beach, admire the towering Lighthouse and the giant cliffs stacked like masterpieces.
  Visitors will undoubtedly have an incredible day filled with activities: connecting with nature, reaching the peak of the Lighthouse, or visiting the easternmost point of Vietnam at the Monument, while learning about the history of this heroic land.

• Dak Lak Province - Hon Nua Island, situated in the southern central coastal province of Phu Yen, offers visitors untouched natural beauty and a serene, romantic atmosphere.
  Hon Nua Island, standing 105 meters above sea level, lies isolated on the sea border between Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen, presenting an immaculate and majestic landscape.
  While traveling on Ca Pass (Deo Ca), take a moment to appreciate the stunning views. On one side, steep cliffs rise, while on the other, the turquoise waters of Vung Ro Bay embrace the pass. Look closely, and you’ll spot a small island resembling a pea north of Vung Ro. This is Hon Nua Island, a rare and unspoiled natural wonder, several kilometers from the shore.
  Hon Nua boasts extraordinary topography, with high arc-shaped cliffs encircling fine yellow sand. The vast turquoise sea surrounds the mighty, rugged mountains.
  The highlight here is the sea. The water remains blue and crystal clear, untouched by tourism and pollution. When the sun shines on the water, pebbles beneath the surface become visible, captivating all who see them. Enjoy soaking in the cool water and sharing memorable moments with friends in this epic, pristine setting.
  Delight in simple pleasures like fishing. Relax on the undulating cliffs, taking in the sights while waiting for a catch. With fresh fish, sea urchins, and more, enjoy a small BBQ seafood party right on the beach. Build a campfire and embrace the spirit of a true Robinson on a deserted island.

• Dak Lak Province - After lunch and a rest on the floating boat, enjoy swimming and snorkeling at Hon Nua Island.

• 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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