Things To Do
in Ấp Phú Hải

Enjoy a game of beach volleyball at the local beaches, take advantage of the sunny weather and the sandy shores.

Explore the coastal waters around Ấp Phú Hải by kayaking, allowing you to see the natural beauty and marine life up close.

Take a hike through the surrounding hills and forests to enjoy the biodiversity and scenic views of the region.

Engage in fishing either from the shore or on a boat, experiencing the local fishing culture and cuisine.

Rent a bicycle and explore the scenic countryside, visiting nearby villages and enjoying the fresh air.

Set up a campsite at designated areas near the beach or in nature, enjoying starlit nights and the sounds of nature.

The iconic lighthouse offers panoramic views of the coastline and is a fantastic spot for sunset photography.

Known for its dramatic rock formations and clear waters, this beach is perfect for capturing both landscape and seascape photographs.

A vibrant local market that provides great opportunities for street photography, showcasing the culture and daily life of the local people.

A nearby island accessible by boat, offering tranquil views and lush greenery, ideal for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

The bustling fishing port provides a unique view of local fishermen at work, with colorful boats and lively activity that makes for great photo opportunities.

Bà Nà Hills is a popular tourist destination located near Da Nang, offering vast hiking trails through beautiful mountainous landscapes, lush forests, and stunning views from the summit.

The Marble Mountains are a group of five marble and limestone hills located just outside Da Nang. They offer various hiking trails, cave explorations, and panoramic views of the surrounding area.

The Son Tra Peninsula is a nature reserve located near Da Nang, featuring numerous hiking trails through tropical forests, beautiful beaches, and opportunities to see rare wildlife.

This national park is home to diverse flora and fauna, with various trails for hiking that lead to unique landscapes, waterfalls, and breathtaking views of the region.

Although a bit farther away, Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park is famous for its caves and spectacular hiking trails, making it a popular destination for adventure seekers.

The main airport serving Ho Chi Minh City and the largest airport in Vietnam.

Located near Nha Trang, it serves both domestic and international flights.

Serving the city of Hue, it facilitates both domestic and limited international flights.

One of the busiest airports in Vietnam, located in Da Nang city.

The main airport serving Hanoi, located approximately 25 kilometers from the city center.

The majority ethnic group in Vietnam, comprising about 85% of the population.

Ethnic Chinese, involved in trade and commerce, comprising a small percentage of the population.

An ethnic minority group primarily found in the southern region near the Mekong Delta.

An ethnic group primarily located in northern Vietnam, though some may also reside in other regions.

Includes various smaller ethnic groups present in the region, such as Nùng, Mường, and others.

A popular team sport played widely across Vietnam, including Ấp Phú Hải, where local communities engage in matches and tournaments.

A popular racquet sport among the youth, often played in local courts and recreational areas.

A common sport in rural areas, played on beaches or in community courts, fostering teamwork and local competition.

An indoor sport that's gaining popularity, with many playing in community centers and schools.

A leisure activity popular in cafés and community spots, attracting a wide range of players.

Traditional Vietnamese martial arts are practiced widely, focusing on discipline and self-defense.