
Nha Trang Bay
Khánh Hòa, Vietnam
Bay in Vietnam. It lies in southern Vietnam, driest and most comfortable between December and April.
Why visit: Phong Nha holds the largest cave passage on earth, and several others big enough to hold their own jungle and weather.
- ›Book the big caves months ahead — permits are strictly capped
- ›Wear shoes with grip; the floors are wet limestone
- ›Take a torch even on the lit routes
- ›Check seasonal closures, which are about flooding, not opening hours
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Best time
February – August; the caves flood in the wet season and close
Weather
Tropical and warm all year at 26–35°C with only two seasons: a dry season from December to April, and a wet season from May to November that brings short, heavy afternoon downpours rather than all-day rain.
Entry fee
Ticketed (~₹800 – 3,000); expedition caves cost far more
Hours
Typically 7:30 AM – 4 PM
Est. budget
₹1,500 – ₹6,000
Duration
Half to full day
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