Things to do in Nha Trang

It was so much better than I expected. From the moment we got on the boat, the crew brought incredible energy and kept the atmosphere lively and exciting throughout the entire trip. After snorkelling, there was a floating party, a live band performance, and even karaoke. As an introverted Korean, I eventually became completely drained by all the excitement and escaped to a quiet corner, only to find a Danish traveller there struggling with exactly the same thing. I met wonderful people from all over the world and spent the day surrounded by an unbelievable amount of energy. It was easily the best decision I made during my trip to Nha Trang.

It was wonderful how well you took care of us with snacks and meals from start to finish! They weren't just ordinary meals; you could tell a lot of thought went into them. My companion and I can't swim and are afraid of the water, but you took us around, looked after us, and even helped us enjoy some water activities. We were on the boat for a long time and did some water activities, so we kept falling asleep due to lack of energy, but you still woke us up, gave us snacks, and even let us ride the slide. Thank you so much. This tour is truly recommended! For those who get motion sickness, please be sure to take seasickness medication before boarding, and if your motion sickness is severe, take another dose in the middle of the trip!!

It was a wonderful discovery. We chose the package that included a mud bath, medicinal herb bath, and food. I thought 20 minutes wouldn't be enough, but the water was so hot that 20 minutes ended up being too long. The waterfalls were very refreshing. I would go back, but without the food package, as it comes with fixed choices and a bottle of water. However, the restaurant offers other foods that look more appetizing.

It was really good, our tour guide was very funny and enthusiastic! They borrow you all the equipment for free, so there’s no need to bring or buy your own. The second location (Mun Island) was very busy and at first we didn’t even want to go into the water as it was full of people, but eventually we went and we had so much fun and saw many fishies swimming around - they are so used to humans that they don’t even get scared and they just casually swim around you. Thank you so much for you service!

Booking through Klook is about 150,000 VND cheaper per person than buying directly. The ticket includes access to all mud bath, mineral bath, beach, and swimming pool facilities. The only downside is that the beach is quite rocky, which can be a bit uncomfortable for your feet. The restrooms are clean, and the buffet food is decent with a good variety of dishes.

We had a great time in Vin Wonders. the park is extremely big and there’s different types of attractions in the park. I thoroughly enjoy the animal zoo. I would recommend to people with families as they have a lot of rides even for adults and also a big water park. do remember to bring swimsuit and towels etc if you want to enjoy the water park. Suggestion to enjoy everything thoroughly would be 2 days pass but since myself and my husband are not into the water park and the extreme rides, one day is sufficient.

It's a great value! The price includes a round-trip cable car ticket and 2 hours of sauna while waiting to enter the amusement park to watch the show. (With this ticket, you can only enter the amusement park after 6:30 PM. If you want to enter earlier, you'll need to pay an additional 800,000 Vietnamese Dong per person.) The only beach accessible is the one inside the amusement park, which is very beautiful.

A very creative and memorable cultural performance. Life Puppets – Rối Mơ combines traditional Vietnamese puppetry and musical instruments with water, dance, lighting, mechanical systems and live projection. I was especially fascinated by the stationary bicycles used to control puppets and moving stage elements. In the central pool, a female swimmer moved so gracefully with a floating dragon puppet that she appeared to be dancing with it. Other highlights included glowing fibre-optic “jellyfish,” humorous bamboo-percussion performers and a giant gorilla puppet. Some underwater scenes were created inside an aquarium-like tank, filmed and projected live onto the large screen. It was like watching a miniature movie studio operating during the performance. The talented young performers displayed wonderful enthusiasm, teamwork and pride in their culture. They were not merely preserving tradition—they were giving it new life through creativity and technology. Highly recommended!

The Monkey Island was such a lovely experience! 🐒🤍 I definitely recommend going in the morning, before the crowds arrive. And buy bananas at the pier in advance - you’ll need them! It’s a very cute little island, but the key is to remember that monkeys are wild animals. If you respect them and prepare properly, the experience is absolutely amazing. The monkeys don’t bite, steal your things or show aggression if you behave correctly. Take off anything they could grab or get caught on, hide your food, and give them small pieces one by one. And don’t forget to show them your open palms when you have nothing left - they actually understand! 😂 Overall, it was pure mіmimi 🥹🐒 I definitely recommend visiting!