Top 2 islands attract visitors to Nha Trang (Vietnam)

Two well-known beautiful Vietnam islands – Binh Ba, Binh Hung in Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa. You cannot ignore these hotspots in summertime during your Vietnam tours – when they are at their best.

Binh Ba Island

Vietnam Islands: Beautiful Binh Ba Island
It is located in Cam Ranh city, Khanh Hoa province, Binh Ba is 60 km south of Nha Trang. With sunlight, blue sky and clear water, Binh Ba is the gathered venue of many people in the summer trip to Khanh Hoa.
Binh Ba is charming with the interesting white sand, smooth blue sea, golden sun and pristine environment. It owns 3 main beaches: Nha Cu, Nom and Chuong. In particular, Nha Cu beach has awe-inspiring coral reefs, peaceful beach suitable for night camping collective activities. To Binh Ba, you will feel surprised endlessly.
Vietnam islands: Incredible Binh Ba Island
Binh Ba’s specialty also the must-try dish when coming here is lobster. With hundreds of lobsters sea-cages around the island, which is also the main livelihood of many households, the price of lobster in Binh Ba is considered “the original price.” There are ways to process this crustacean but still keep the delicious, and sweet value of lobster. Guests here are lovers of grilled lobster.

Binh Hung Island

Vietnam islands: Binh Hung Island with endless beach
Binh Hung is one of the beautiful Vietnam islands in the deep-water bay of Cam Ranh (Khanh Hoa province).
On your freshly foot set on the island, you will be attracted by the transparent blue sea and white sand beach. The beaches are not as long and wide as in Mui Ne or Nha Trang but always clean that the bottom is incredibly visible.
It is not deep for you just need to wade a few dozen meters, the water surface is already at chest-level, and you can see coral reef with your untrained-eyes. Especially, spreading on the beach are numerous multi-color odd shaped rocks which draw your attention to contemplate the meaning for a while. What a good choice to idle away!
The island also has over-100-year-old Hon Chut lighthouse and dubbed Cam Ranh Bay’s “tree” of lights. Standing on the lighthouse, you can observe the hustle and bustle of the boats on Cam Ranh harbor overlooking the immense sea of small fishing boats, which look like the toy from the distance.
Vietnam islands: Transparent water in Binh Hung Island
As a fishing village, seafood is always fresh. You can rent a boat to visit fishermen’s cages and enjoy the food right there. In particular, these vessels have a clear glass bottom, so you can make a move and enjoy the beauty of the coral simultaneously.

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