Entrance fees for Nha Trang Bay have officially been introduced.

(NLDO) - From September 25th, tourists visiting Nha Trang Bay (Khanh Hoa) will have to pay a fee ranging from 6,000 to 40,000 VND.

The Nha Trang Bay Management Board announced that the entrance fee for scenic attractions in Nha Trang Bay will officially be implemented from September 25, 2025.

Accordingly, tourists visiting the bay can purchase tickets at four locations: Nha Trang tourist pier, Phu Quy inland waterway pier, the Oceanographic Institute inland waterway pier, and Ana Marina international yacht park.

The Nha Trang Bay Management Board will directly sell tickets at the piers under its management, and will also coordinate with the piers' operators to support fee collection in the initial phase.

Specifically at the piers managed by Vinpearl Joint Stock Company - Nha Trang Branch, the collection of fees will be implemented after the regulations on coordinating the collection, payment, management, and use of entrance fees for scenic spots in Nha Trang Bay are in place.

Khanh Hoa province charges an entrance fee to Nha Trang Bay ranging from 6,000 VND to 40,000 VND depending on the tour.

The management board also deployed personnel and equipment at the docks, publicly displayed the fees, and provided detailed instructions to the public and businesses.

Tourists visiting Nha Trang Bay's scenic attractions by inland waterway will have to pay a fee (outside of the strictly protected zone). The fee is charged per trip, not per day of stay.

Specifically, the fee applied to Hon Mieu - Tri Nguyen is 6,000 VND/person; Hon Tam, Hon Tre - Vinpearl and Hon Mot are all 8,000 VND/person; Hon Mun is 10,000 VND/person. The combined tour of these routes costs 40,000 VND/person.

Visitors exempt from the entrance fee include children under 6 years old, people with disabilities, and residents of Khanh Hoa province…

Tourists are entitled to a 50% discount on entrance fees if they are children aged 6-16; people over 60 years old; people residing in particularly disadvantaged communes; people with meritorious service to the revolution; people under social welfare policies; students; and poor households...

Source: https://nld.com.vn/chinh-thuc-thu-phi-tham-quan-vinh-nha-trang-196250923160855421.htm