Binh Dinh has, in recent years, become a prominent destination on Vietnam’s travel map, boasting breathtaking coastal roads, pristine beaches, and serene fishing villages.
These coastal roads not only facilitate transportation but also act as a magnet, attracting adventurers and explorers alike.
National Highway 1D, a romantic coastal road connecting Binh Dinh and Phu Yen provinces, stretches for approximately 33 kilometers, with more than half of its length falling within Binh Dinh’s territory.
This route is hailed as one of the most beautiful coastal roads in Central Vietnam, as it runs alongside the sea and winds through lush, green-covered low hills.
Along the route, travelers are treated to a vibrant natural landscape featuring pristine beaches such as Dai, Xep, and Bau. These locations have served as backdrops for numerous renowned films and provide the perfect setting to witness breathtaking sunrises or lose oneself in the soothing sounds of the tropical waves.
DT.639, affectionately dubbed the “thousand-billion-dollar road,” is an impressive 115-kilometer-long route connecting Quy Nhon with Hoai Nhon town, serving as a vital coastal transportation artery for the province.
This infrastructure project, one of the largest in Central Vietnam, boasts an investment of over 9,000 billion VND. The road plays a strategic role in transportation and economic development while also creating a “golden strip” for coastal tourism expansion.
Along the DT.639 route, travelers can explore renowned attractions such as Cat Hai Beach, De Gi, Vung Boi, and Ong Nui Pagoda. These locations retain a rare sense of tranquility and pristine beauty.
Nestled in the heart of the coastal city of Quy Nhon is Xuan Dieu Road, a ribbon of road that gracefully embraces the seaside city.
Although not as lengthy as other routes, Xuan Dieu Road exudes a unique charm. With a beach stretching the length of the road, it is the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, taking in the sunset, or savoring seafood at beachfront restaurants.
By day, Xuan Dieu Road exudes a sense of serenity, but at night, it transforms into a vibrant tourist hotspot with shimmering lights.
The mountain-cutting coastal road to Ky Co – Eo Gio (Nhon Ly fishing village, Quy Nhon city) is both wild and alluring. This route leads to islands renowned for their crystal-clear waters, colorful coral reefs, and intriguing rock formations.
From above, the road offers a poetic sight, with pine forests rustling in the wind on one side and the deep blue sea merging with the sky on the other.
Trung Luong – Cat Tien coastal road in Phu Cat district captivates with its fascinating natural scenery. This route has emerged as a popular camping destination for young adventurers. The road to Trung Luong picnic area winds around Mount Ba, offering stunning views of the vast sea and peculiar rock formations.
The perfect blend of mountains, forests, and the sea creates a mesmerizing landscape.
One of the most prominent features along Binh Dinh’s coastal roads is the De Gi sea-crossing bridge, nearly 400 meters long, which officially opened in early 2023.
The bridge significantly reduces travel time between Cat Khanh commune (Phu Cat district) and My Thanh commune (Phu My district) from almost an hour to just a few minutes.
The coastal road of Lo Dieu – Phu My offers a captivating journey.
This road winds through a forest of ancient trees and towering limestone mountains.
Lo Dieu beach is nestled in a bay surrounded by mountains on three sides and the open ocean on the fourth. The sea here boasts a distinctive turquoise hue, calm waves, and is ideal for swimming, boating, and fishing. Its serene beauty captivates visitors, leaving them longing to return.
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