A Mediterranean-style harbour town on Hòn Tre — the gateway to the sea-crossing cable car
The 2,643 m sea-crossing cable car — an emblem of Nha Trang
A Mediterranean harbour that photographs well from every angle
Entry to the quarter is free — lighter on the wallet than VinWonders
Cross between 4 and 5pm: you get the harbour in daylight, sunset over the bay, and then the lights — three different pictures out of one trip.
Vinpearl Harbour is the new harbour quarter on Hòn Tre — a row of colour-washed vaulted buildings in the manner of a Mediterranean town, mirrored in the marina, serving as the arrival gate for the whole Vinpearl complex. The crossing itself, 2,643 metres of cable car hanging 54 metres above the bay, is worth the ticket on its own.
The quarter has restaurants, shops, a performance square and corners that photograph like coastal Europe — and it is at its best when the lights come on. Anyone without the time (or the budget) for a full day at VinWonders can still come over, walk the harbour, have dinner and take a late cable car back.
Come to Nha Trang without eating gỏi cá mai and the trip is not complete
One family, one recipe, nearly 50 years. Fish landed that morning, rolled in rice paper and dipped in a secret fish sauce — the same taste since 1977.
