Tourist destinations in Phu Yen

To get to Mui Dien from Tuy Hoa City, there are usually 2 routes to go. The first section is along National Highway 1A, to Deo Ca, then turn left along the road to Vung Ro port, then follow the main road to reach the lighthouse. Or if you travel from the south, go to Ca Pass, follow the signboard to enter the port. The distance from Deo Ca to Mui Dien (Mui Dai Lanh) is about 10km. The second route is the coastal route Phuoc Tan – Bai Nga, one of the key tourist routes of the province, which has been heavily invested in recent years with the aim of developing long-term tourism.

About 10km from Dai Lanh Cape, Vung Ro port is located in Hoa Xuan Nam commune, Dong Hoa district. This is a beautiful small bay surrounded by 3 ranges of Deo Ca, Da Bia and Hon Ba.

In the south of Vung Ro is Ca Pass, bordering the two provinces of Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa. This is one of the most famous and dangerous passes in the Central. Standing from the pass, you can see a part of Vung Ro Bay from Phu Yen and Hon Gom peninsula of Khanh Hoa province.

An indispensable feature when coming to Phu Yen is the wooden bridges. With the characteristics of many small bays scattered along the coast including Dam O Loan, Vung Ro bay, Xuan Dai bay, Cu Mong lagoon, this wooden bridges connects the mainland with snails. It creates a very unique beauty that only Phu Yenhave.

Located in Tuy An district, there is a very special bridge located near the shrine of the white tiger god. The people in the area call it with the name of “Ong Cham Bridge”. It is more than 500m long with a width of only about 1-2m depending on the section with the wooden boarded bridge surface. The walls are bamboo bars tied.

Its main task is the artery road connecting Tuy An district with Cau river town. This is also a shortcut to Ganh Da Dia landscape, so it attracts tourists everyday .

Crossing Tuy An wooden bridge, continuing through the small village roads, visitors will reach the place of Lang Lang Church. The reason for this name is that in the past, there was a large forest around here. Mang Lang Church  is the oldest church in Phu Yen with over 120 years old, and also one of the oldest churches in Vietnam.

Besides the islands, one more thing that attracts tourists to “the land of Nau” is the peaceful village scenery. It is no coincidence that the movies “I see yellow flowers on the green grass” about the village of Phu Yen make many people be curious about this rustic villages.

Surely many people will be surprised when in the center of a southern central coastal province. You can see the beautiful landscape of the western garden at Song Cau, when along the way to the town.

Phu Yen is the land of the sea, so the sea in Phu Yen is always the top concern of tourists. Specially, Phu Yen owns many beautiful beaches suitable for all ages including beaches around Tuy Hoa city, Long Thuy beach, Bau beach, Bang beach (next to Ganh Da Dia), Nom beach, etc.

For tourists who prefer the wild, you can visit Mon beach (Mui Dien), Xuan Hai beach (Song Cau town), etc.