We got the number 4 bus up to Hon Chong from the tourist area for 4,000 vnd each. We had an amazing Vietnamese iced coffee at the bottom and then paid 21,000 vnd to enter the rock area. It was fun climbing over the rocks and some great views of the beac, nah trang bay and the other islands. Definitely... More

If you take a taxi to here from the Cham Towers it only takes 5 minutes and will cost you only about 30,000 dong. If you've already taken the time to go from the centre of town to the Cham Towers, its probably worth dropping by here. After paying the entrance fee there are some cafes at the top of... More

The name “Chong” means husband, and it just doesn’t look like any husband at all. The site is very similar to other beaches where the surface is rough and stones lying over stones. We are very disappointed wasting almost an hour at this location.

We biked here from Nha Trang along the waterfront and it was pretty nice. The traffic is nowhere near as bad as other cities but still somewhat hectic. If you have seen rocks or cliffs meet the ocean anywhere else than you will be underwhelmed. The beach and rocks had lots of trash and the views are really not any... More

nice place to relax...even under the hot sun you can't feel the heat coz of the wind blowing.its a part of our group tour when we stopped there. I don't know how much is the cost, there is also a nice restaurant nearby. so far a nice place to visit if you are a nature lover like me,

- It is a group of huge stones on the beach, and there is a cafe on the entrance of this zone - entrance is for 11,000 VDN - you can jump over stones until you reach its end inside the water. - views are nice from there

Clearly these rocks mean more to the locals than to most tourists. For whatever reason, throughout Southeast Asia, locals are fascinated by rocks' shapes, and most have been identified as resembling either humans or animals; you'll be informed by your guide. There are almost always myths or stories attached to explain the rocks, so maybe this is basic mythology. Anyway,... More

We stopped during a taxi tour of Nha Trang and were given 30 minutes to "explore". After walking down to the beach of rocks and passing loads of litter we felt it was not worth the stop and especially not worth the token admission cost.

If you want rock this place has it...enormous granite boulders protruding into the ocean. Many options for photos amongst the rocks. Has to be the best located coffee cafe in Nha Trang...sensational views over the ocean and islands. Coffee not 60,000-70,000 per glass but 18,000 VND per glass! Has a small beach area as well. Very quiet and not swamped... More