Đá Mũi Rồng

Beach Bình Định, Vietnam

About Đá Mũi Rồng

An untouched natural masterpiece located in My Tho commune, Phu My, far from bustling tourist crowds, featuring a giant rock formation shaped like a dragon surging toward the open sea. Famous for its dramatic sea caves carved directly into the cliffs by crashing waves, making it a dream location for photography and drone videography. Serves as a gateway to nearby coastal islets such as Hòn Đụn (also known as Hòn Nước, home to the historic lighthouse) and Hòn Tranh, featuring pristine waters and vibrant marine life. Provides an authentic taste of local coastal life, from wandering the lively Tan Phung morning market to savoring fresh seafood prepared by family-run eateries or trying regional specialties like Phu My sour fish and fresh shrimp noodles.

Getting there

Accessible from Quy Nhon by car or motorbike, with local parking available near the coast and boat trips to nearby islets arrangeable directly through local fishermen at the village port. Best visited during sunrise or sunset when the golden light dramatically enhances the cliffs, crashing waves, and drone photography opportunities. If you plan on camping or exploring the raw coastal terrain, remember to bring your own gear and supplies, as commercial services are limited. Plan your visit between early March and early September to enjoy calm seas, crystal-clear water, and ideal weather conditions for boating and diving.