Vung Ro Bay

icon-locationVung Ro Bay, Vietnam
Located on the land in the territory of Hoa Xuan Nam, Dong Hoa, Phu Yen communes and is the boundary between the two provinces of Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa. Vung Ro Bay is classified as one of the important stops of the Ho Chi Minh Road on the sea during the resistance war against the US.

Vung Ro Bay is located in Xuan Hoa Nam Commune, Dong Hoa District, Phu Yen Province. This place is a beautiful and unspoiled bay, stretching in an area of about 16.4 km2 and surrounded by majestic high mountains such as Ca Pass, Da Bia, Hon Ba and shielded by Hon Nua island. That is the reason why this place is home to many boats, shrimp, fish and water all year round. A special feature when traveling in Vung Ro is the beautiful coral carpet on the seabed, captivating people's hearts.

The road from Ca Pass towards Vung Ro Bay, you will be surprised by the beauty of this place. This is also the reason why many people have to stop on the pass to admire the direction of Vung Ro Bay. Vung Ro Bay looks like a giant mirror reflecting everything around. The coast is short, surrounded by rocky outcrops and majestic high mountains. The natural picture of this bay is created by familiar "materials": heaven and earth, green forest, mountains, white clouds are blended together in a very harmonious way, creating a medium beauty. dreamy, majestic and captivating.

Usually, the period from the beginning of March to the end of September is the most ideal time to travel to Vung Ro Bay (Phu Yen). During this time, Phu Yen is less affected by storms. It was sunny and there was no heavy rain. More importantly, at this time is the time when fishermen of coastal districts step up their fishing and fishing activities. Therefore, the entertainment spots such as fishing, squid fishing, diving to see corals, sightseeing, learning about lobster farming, kitchen fish in Vung Ro Bay are very fun and lively.

In addition, Vung Ro Bay is also a historical place associated with the heroic history of the nation. This place used to be an important stop on the Ho Chi Minh road at sea, receiving hundreds of tons of weapons transported by unnumbered ships from the North to support the Southern battlefield in the resistance war against the US in 1964. - 1965. Today, when traveling to Vung Ro Bay, tourists still see the wreck of an unnumbered ship lying deep under the sea with a memorial plaque commemorating the soldiers who heroically fell for the cause of national reunification. .