Dien Cape and Hon Nua Island - 1-day Tour

Pick up and depart to Mui Dien The easternmost point of Việt Nam, where the first sunrise appears. You will go on Ca Pass and stop for a while to observe the miracle. You will see one side is precipitous cliffs, one side is turquoise Vung Ro Bay embraced the pass, and listen to the journey of the unnumbered legendary ships used by the liberation army in the Vietnam War and historic event of Vung Ro.

Come to Mui Dien lighthouse – the easternmost point of Vietnam where tourists can choose a suitable location on the road to look at the break of dawn on Mui Dien.
Mui Dien Cape (Dai Lanh Cape) is a familiar landmark to the Nau people as well as people who love traveling around Vietnam. Mui Dien Cape is a surprising scenic located in Hoa Tam Commune, Dong Hoa District, Phu Yen Province. This is an exotically interesting stop for itchy feet.
35 kilometers from Tuy Hoa city is not a far distance, but it is a matter for some people because of the scorching sun of the coastal land in the summertime. However, you will step in a completely different world if you get through that challenge to set feet on the Mui Dien Cape. Leaving the arid and flaming sunshine of the city behind, you will be surrounded by the cool sea breezes, appealing turquoise seawater. You will also experience the feeling of getting the whole Mui Dien Cape in your arms when climbing on the top of the mighty Lighthouse, or conquering the easternmost of Vietnam’s mainland. You will receive the welcome feeling, the hospitality, friendliness and smiles always appears on the local’s face.
Mui Dien Cape together with other beautiful landmarks near it, including Mon beach, Vung Ro Bay are all excellent destinations that beckon many tourists. If you visit here, the first thing should be done is walking on the rock road along the curve of the flank to reach the Mui Dien Cape. After that, you can climb on the Lighthouse and get a panoramic view of turquoise seawater, each undulating wave rolled onto eye-catching yellow sand.
After winding up at Mui Dien Cape, you can continue the journey by immersing in the cool blue sea at Mon beach scenic and perceiving the purity in the atmosphere right below the Lighthouse. From Mon beach, you can catch a sight of the soaring Lighthouse, giant cliffs stacked each other erectly like masterpieces
You will definitely have an amazing day with many activities: harmonizing with the nature, conquering the peak of the Lighthouse, or checking in the farthest point in the East Vietnam at the Monument, understanding more about the history of this hero land.

Hon Nua island, located in the southern central coastal province of Phu Yen, provides visitors with unspoiled and pristine natural scenery along with a romantic and tranquil atmosphere.
Hon Nua Island – an island with the height of 105 meters from the sea level and lie isolated on the sea border between Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen, an immaculate and majestic island.
you go on Ca pass (Deo Ca), you should stop for a while to observe the miracle. You will see one side is precipitous cliffs, one side is turquoise Vung Ro Bay embraced the pass. If you continue to look more carefully, you will realize a small island like a pea in the North of Vung Ro. That is Hon Nua Island, one of the unusual unadulterated natural scenery that is still remained even it is several kilometers apart from the shore.
Hon Nua has an extraordinary topography with high arc-shaped cliffs looked like that they embrace the whole fine yellow sand. The immense turquoise seawater surround huge, mighty, rough and majestic mountains.
The spot here is the sea. The seawater here is still blue and crystal clear because tourism has not developed and it is still free from pollution. Especially, when the sun shines on the water surface, you can even see pebbles under the water, which can turn anyone surprised and captivated immediately. You can happily soak your bodies in the cool water, have a great time with friends in an extraordinarily epical and pristine scenery.
You can enjoy the bucolic pleasures, such as: fishing. You can peacefully sit on those undulating cliffs and do some sightseeing while waiting for fishes to eat the bait. With the bumper fresh fishes you have just caught, together with some sea urchins, opihis and so on are enough for you to have a small BBQ seafood party right on the beach. You can build a campfire and pretend to be the true Robinson on a deserted island.

After having lunch and rest at the floating boat, you can swim and snorkel at Hon Nua Island