Visit the Museum Of Oceanography with more than 20,000 specimens of 4,000 marine creatures and a giant whale skeleton nearly 18m long and 3m high. Museum Of Oceanography Nha Trang is a leading marine research institute in South East Asia. It has currently stored and preserved thousands of specimens of thousands of marine species.

Bai Tắm Hon Chồng

Hon Chong Promontory boasts a large area of rocks with various unique shapes lying on the shore. It is surrounded by mountains and highlighted by a serene beach with an incredible shade of gentle blue. Hon Chong Promontory comprises two clusters of rocks. One is called Hon Chong (meaning “Husband” in Vietnamese) and the other is Hon Vo (meaning “Wife” in Vietnamese). Hon Chong cluster is the larger one which features an intriguing giant five-fingered hand embedded in a boulder.