Quy Nhon Holidays

CHAM TOWERS, GOLDEN DUNES

Quy Nhon, on Vietnam's south central coast, offers a long sandy shoreline, Cham towers from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries and fresh local seafood. Stay at Anantara Quy Nhon Villas, on a private beach on the Bay of Quy Nhon, a short walk from the fishing village of Bai Xep.

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Quy Nhon weather

Quy Nhon has a tropical monsoon climate, and the figures here come from the Quy Nhon station. January is the coolest month, with highs of 27 degrees Celsius and lows of 21. Temperatures climb through spring, reaching 31 degrees in April and 33 in May. June to August are the hottest months, with highs of 34 degrees and lows of 27. Autumn eases from 33 degrees in September to 28 in November. December brings highs of 27 degrees and lows of 22. Annual averages are 31 degrees by day and 25 degrees at night. Nights stay warm throughout the year.

Quy Nhon - Things to know

Do I need a visa to visit Quy Nhon?

British passport holders can currently visit Vietnam for tourism for up to 45 days without a visa, provided your passport is valid for six months after arrival and has two blank pages. Longer stays need an e-visa. Please click here to check for the updates about your visa requirements.

What is the best time to visit Quy Nhon?

The dry season runs from January to August, and January to April is the most pleasant period. May to August is hotter, with stronger coastal winds. From September to December storms and rough seas are more likely, peaking in October and November, so some boat tours may stop.

What currency is used in Quy Nhon, can I use credit cards?

The currency is the Vietnamese dong. Major hotels and many restaurants accept international credit and debit cards, but smaller cafes and street food stalls usually prefer cash. Carry some dong for markets and local transport, and tell your bank before you travel.

Is Quy Nhon safe for tourists?

Quy Nhon is generally welcoming to visitors. Take normal precautions, such as keeping valuables out of sight, and take care on uneven paths and cliff boardwalks such as Eo Gio. Check the latest FCDO travel advice and arrange travel insurance before you go.

What transportation options are available in Quy Nhon?

Most guests fly into Phu Cat Airport, about 35 kilometres from the city, with domestic flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Your hotel can arrange a private transfer, and taxis are available in the city for shorter journeys.

Are there any cultural customs I should follow?

Dress modestly when visiting temples and pagodas, covering your shoulders and knees, and remove your shoes where asked. Greet people politely, ask before photographing locals, and keep your voice low in religious sites. Using both hands to give or receive items is a courteous gesture.

Quy Nhon - Flight information

Average flight time
18 - 24 hours
Distance from London
10091 Kilometres
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Quy Nhon travel guide

Quy Nhon has a coastline of about 42 kilometres, with sandy beaches along the Bay of Quy Nhon and the East Sea. Ky Co Beach is known for its turquoise water and photogenic setting, and early mornings are quieter. Bai Xep lies about 12 kilometres south of the city. Anantara Quy Nhon Villas sits on a private beach on the bay, and the fishing village of Bai Xep is a short walk along the sand.

Visit Thap Doi, the red brick Cham Twin Towers, in the city, then walk the wooden boardwalks of Eo Gio, the Windy Pass, above cliffs. Phuong Mai Peninsula has golden sand dunes near Nhon Ly, and Hon Kho Island offers snorkelling by a short boat ride from Nhon Hai fishing village. Anantara Quy Nhon Villas arranges a Binh Dinh cultural tour, Eo Gio Cliff and Ky Co Beach tours, and a chef's local market tour.

Quy Nhon was part of the Cham kingdom of Vijaya, and Cham towers, including the Twin Towers and Duong Long Towers, date from the twelfth to thirteenth century. Duong Long Towers stand over 40 metres high. The Battle of Thi Nai Bay took place in 1283, and in the fifteenth century Zheng He's fleet made Quy Nhon its first port of call. The town was founded in the late nineteenth century by Emperor Thanh Thai.

Quy Nhon has mountains, forests, lagoons, peninsulas and islands. Phuong Mai Peninsula brings golden sand dunes, Eo Gio has rocky cliffs above crashing waves and Hon Kho Island is reached by short boat for snorkelling. Mountains surround Anantara Quy Nhon Villas on three sides. The climate is tropical monsoon, with an annual mean daily maximum of 30.7 degrees Celsius, February is the driest month and October the wettest, while Ky Co Beach has turquoise water.

Anantara Quy Nhon Villas has Ocean View Pool Villas of 170 square metres and Beachfront Pool Villas of 187 square metres, including outdoor deck space, each with a private infinity style pool. The resort has a main swimming pool with a swim up bar. Anantara Spa has treatment villas among the trees, an infrared sauna and a cold plunge pool, while Designer Dining by Anantara creates private meals on the beach or in your villa.

Quy Nhon is known for banh xeo tom nhay, a crispy pancake with tiny jumping shrimp, and bun cha ca, a fish cake noodle soup. Cha ram tom dat, small fried shrimp spring rolls, are another local dish, and seafood restaurants line Xuan Dieu Street. At Anantara Quy Nhon Villas, SEA.FIRE.SALT. is the signature restaurant, focusing on local seafood, grills and Himalayan salt brick dishes, with a large teak deck opening onto the infinity pool.

Anantara Quy Nhon Villas suits couples, with a private infinity style pool in every villa and Designer Dining by Anantara arranging private meals on the beach or in a villa. Anantara Spa has three ocean view double treatment villas and a large yoga deck, while mountains surround the resort on three sides. Late afternoon light suits photographs at the Thap Doi towers, and Eo Gio is best visited at sunrise or sunset for fewer people.

Families can combine Phuong Mai's golden sand dunes, Eo Gio's boardwalks and Ky Co Beach in one day, as they lie close together, while Hon Kho Island suits snorkelling by short boat. Anantara Quy Nhon Villas has Two Bedroom Duplex Ocean View Pool Villas of 184 square metres, a main swimming pool, countryside bicycle tours, cooking classes and a chef's local market tour, and Bai Xep fishing village is a short walk along the beach.

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