1. Quy Nhon
The central city of Binh Dinh is always attractive because of the mountains and the sea blending together to create a majestic and poetic landscape. Tourists will have an ideal vacation when coming to this land stretching like a crescent moon, with one side being the blue sea with murmuring waves, the other side being modern hotels and resorts enjoying the sea breeze. Quy Nhon's sea waves have long been an endless source of inspiration for poetry.
2. Ghenh Rang
Located in the southeast of Quy Nhon city, Ghenh Rang is a rock formation running close to the sea with overlapping rocks forming caves and cliffs with amazing scenery.
The fresh climate and charming scenery here were chosen by King Bao Dai as a resort since 1927. At the foot of Ghenh Rang, there is a unique beach with countless pebbles smoothed by the waves, reserved for Queen Nam Phuong, so it is also called Queen's Beach. From the hillside, you can see the entire eastern part of Quy Nhon city like a watercolor painting.
3. Quy Hoa Beach
Located along the Quy Nhon - Song Cau road, Quy Hoa beach is like a poetic picture that nature has bestowed with blue, clean, long beaches. Visitors can enjoy playing with the waves or just take about 30 minutes by motorboat to the offshore islands to enjoy the quiet and fresh space.
4. Thi Nai Lagoon
With a length of more than 10 km and a width of about 4 km, Thi Nai lagoon is the largest in Binh Dinh and has many famous seafood products. In the lagoon, there is a small mountain, on which there is a small temple built by fishermen to worship the water god. The mountain's shape resembles an ancient tower, called Thay Thoi tower. Visitors will be delighted when every morning, the light spreads over the mangrove forests, making the surface of the lagoon magical and charming.
5. Nhon Ly - Cat Tien Beach
One of the most beautiful beaches in the South Central Coast with many ideal beaches such as Cat Tien, Nhon Hoi, Hai Giang. Coming here, visitors can immerse themselves in the majestic natural scenery, the vast ocean with sand dunes, islands filled with strong winds, interspersed with sparkling golden sand beaches.
6. Swallow Island
Visitors coming here in the spring will see flocks of swiftlets nesting together. Yen Island has a fascinating natural landscape, attractive with natural caves that are thousands of years old, stone arches that are up to hundreds of meters high in some places, and dangerous and precarious caves that are suitable places for swiftlets to nest. On the island, there are 30 large and small caves: Rung Cao cave, Doi cave, Ba Nghe cave, Can cave...
7. Hon Kho
Located about 6 km from Quy Nhon, Hon Kho Island is like a giant screen protecting Nhon Hai fishing village. During the rough sea season, Hon Kho welcomes large waves with white foam that look like magical sea flowers from afar. During the calm sea season, Hon Kho attracts visitors with its velvety green lawns and fresh water streams from the cliffs. The most interesting thing is to visit Nhon Hai fishing village, dive to see coral and enjoy delicious seafood.
8. Green Island
Cu Lao Xanh is a priceless gift that nature has bestowed upon the people of the martial arts land, just over 20 km from Quy Nhon. Visitors will be immersed in an endless space of the sea, sky and green islands. At sunset, visitors will be able to admire the picturesque scenery with small boats bobbing on the waves, learning about the simple life of the fishing village people in a peaceful setting.
9. Dragon's Nose
Mui Vi Rong - a rocky cliff where seawater rushes in and out day and night like a dragon's mouth spraying white water, is a scenic spot that attracts many tourists to visit. According to legend, Mui Vi Rong was once a block resembling a carp's fin, locally called Dragon Scale Rock. When the tide is low, with a group of rocky beaches such as Bai Ban and Da Dung, the Mui Vi Rong area looks like a dragon rising out to sea.
10. Ho Tunnel
A river nearly 3 km long, flowing through old forests with large rocks of various shapes, Ham Ho is famous for its abundance of fish, especially during flood season. Fish swimming upstream are thrown back by the waterfall and look like flying fish. According to folklore, every year the Dragon King holds a fish exam at Ham Ho, and any fish that can overcome the waterfall will turn into a dragon. Because of this legend, the waterfall has the Chinese name Vu Mon, and is popularly known as Flying Fish Waterfall.
