Hong Kong to Nha Trang Flights on HK Express from HKD 80*

Located along the central coast of Vietnam, the seaside city of Nha Trang boasts captivating views and crystal-clear waters, making it a favourite weekend getaway for domestic and international travellers alike. Rugged hills provide a beautiful backdrop, while secluded islands dot the surrounding waters of the South China Sea. The beach escape is known for its upbeat atmosphere — picture high-voltage nightlife, world-class scuba diving, fresh seafood restaurants and fascinating cultural attractions.

While small by Asian standards, Nha Trang is home to roughly a half-million people. On a mission to preserve its natural beauty, the city has developed an impressive number of parks and promenades. It also operates the Nha Trang Oceanography Institute and several protected marine areas.

As the capital of Khánh Hòa Province, Nha Trang — historically known as Kauthara — was once a quiet fishing village. It wasn’t until the French colonial era that Nha Trang became one of the more popular beach getaways, thanks in part to its scenic views, white sand beaches and mild climate. Today, Nha Trang is an exciting blend of old and new, featuring centuries-old historical sites and colonial buildings right alongside new high-rise hotels, amusement parks, museums, and contemporary bars and restaurants. In recent years, Nha Trang has developed into a popular resort town with non-stop activities for visitors.

1. Nha Trang Beach

Stretching across 6km of crescent coast line, Nha Trang Beach is an essential stop on any itinerary. Boats, jet-skis and other water activities draw sporty types, while beach bums appreciate the quiet stretches dedicated to swimming.

2. Scuba Diving

Home to some of the best scuba diving in the world, Nha Trang’s dive experiences cater to both experienced veterans and beginners. A number of diving centres along the beach offer bespoke trips, as well as classes and snorkelling.

3. Po Nagar Cham Towers

Pay a visit to one of Nha Trang’s most famous religious landmarks: the 12-century Po Nagar Cham Towers. The ancient towers are a highlight for history buffs, captivating travellers with its intricate stone facades, terraced roofs and vaulted interiors. Till today, the four historic landmark is a place of worship for Buddhists.

4. The Long Son Pagoda

Erected in the 19th Century, The Long Son Pagoda is famous for its 14-metre-tall Buddha statue. More than 100 steps lead up to the pagoda’s viewing platform, where travellers are rewarded with expansive views of the city.

5. Dam Market

If you’re keen to stroll through the local markets, don’t miss the Dam Market. Located near the Cai River, this bustling stable of stalls is surrounded by beautiful French-colonial buildings and historic Chinese homes. The colourful shops sell everything from fresh fruits to seafood, making it a great place to sample Nha Trang’s local cuisine.

6. VinWonders Nha Trang

Located on Hon Tre Island, VinWonders Nha Trang is a massive amusement park combining indoor and outdoor attractions. It features a water park, Blooming Hill, an underwater world, a 360-degree rotating Evolution Ride, Tata in Wonderland Light Show, and the giant SkyWheel.

A major highlight is the 3,320-meter-long cable car, offering panoramic views of Nha Trang’s coastline and nearby islands. Whether you’re an adventure seeker or visiting with family, this park guarantees a fun-filled day.

7. I-Resort Hot Mineral Mud Bath

For a relaxing escape, visit I-Resort, a hot spring resort inspired by traditional Vietnamese villages. Designed with natural stone, wood, and lush greenery, it exudes a tranquil tropical retreat and even received the 2013 Best Architecture in Asia Award.

The resort features hot spring pools, cascading waterfalls, mineral mud baths, a water park, and swimming pools. Guests can enjoy private baths or shared pools, with each mud bath refreshed after use to ensure hygiene.

Nha Trang is popular with both affluent travellers as well as budget backpackers. There are international five-star resorts and charming boutique properties with oceanfront views, as well as several budget-friendly hotel options within walking distance of the beach.

Exploring Nha Trang is convenient with several transportation options, including buses, bicycles, and taxis, each offering unique advantages.

1. Buses

Some attractions are accessible by bus, with fares around HKD 2 per person. However, buses are not a primary transport option, have infrequent schedules, and lack English signage, making them less ideal for tourists unfamiliar with the area.

2. Bicycles

Many hotels offer bicycle rentals, typically around HKD 10 per day. This is a great option for short trips and for travellers looking for a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to explore the city.

3. Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps

Using the Grab app, visitors can book private cars, taxis, or motorbike rides, often at lower fares than street taxis. Payment can be made via cash or credit card, providing a hassle-free way to navigate Nha Trang.

Cam Ranh International Airport (CXR) is the closest airport to Nha Trang, with direct flights from Hong Kong operated by Hong Kong Express. Travelers can choose from several transportation options to reach the city centre:

1. Airport Bus

The Route 18 Airport Bus offers a convenient and affordable way to reach downtown Nha Trang, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travellers.

2. Taxi / Grab

For a quicker and more comfortable journey, taxis and Grab ride-hailing services provide direct transport to the city in approximately one hour. Grab offers transparent pricing and the option to pay via cash or credit card, ensuring a hassle-free ride.

Every year between February and May is the best time to visit Nha Trang. The weather enjoys an average mean temperature between 26°C and 27°C. Diving enthusiasts may visit during the peak diving season January and October. To enjoy clear waters and coral-rich dive sites, visit between April and August when the rainfall is at its lowest in Nha Trang.

Currency

Vietnamese Dong (VND)

Electricity

220V 50Hz

Language

Vietnamese, English

Timezone

UTC+7

Tel code

+84

Hong Kong travelers visiting Nha Trang can apply for three types of Vietnam visas, depending on their travel needs:

1. E-Visa (Electronic Visa)

A convenient online application process, allowing single entry with a validity of 30 days. This is the most popular choice among Hong Kong visitors.

2. Visa on Arrival (VOA)

Processed upon arrival at designated Vietnam airports after obtaining pre-approval.

3. Consular Visa

Issued by the Vietnamese Embassy or Consulate before departure.

Other than flights to Nha Trang (HKG to CXR), does HK Express operate other routes from Hong Kong to Vietnam?

HK Express also operates other routes from Hong Kong to Vietnam. View more destinations and purchase other air tickets to Vietnam from here.

What is the best Nha Trang travel season?

February to May is the best Nha Trang travel season. The weather enjoys an average mean temperature between 26°C and 27°C. Diving enthusiasts may visit during the peak diving season January and October.

How long is the flight time from Hong Kong to Nha Trang?

The average flight time from Hong Kong to Nha Trang is around 2 hours and 15 minutes.