Why to visit Cham Islands
This place is renowned for its beautiful beaches, colorful coral reefs, and amazing vibes. It makes it a perfect getaway for botanists, zoologists, nature lovers, and adventure enthusiasts seeking a balance of relaxation and exploration.
What's Special About Cham Islands
- Rich Marine Life: The Islands are filled with rich coral reefs hence, there is so much for snorkeling and diving.
- Unspoiled Beaches: From Bai Chong down to Bai Xep, they have beaches with crystal clear water and clean white sand.
- Rich in Cultural heritage: Cham islands are also sites of ancient remnants of Champa relics. Their Hai Tang pagoda showcases how historical this place is.
Things To Do At Cham Islands
- Snorkeling and Diving: Discover colorful marine life and coral reefs in the protected waters.
- Visit Hai Tang Pagoda: Learn about the island's cultural and spiritual heritage.
- Explore Fishing Villages: Immerse yourself in local life by visiting Bai Lang Village.
- Relax on the Beaches: Spend a day sunbathing and swimming at Bai Chong Beach.
Lesser Known Facts About Cham Islands
- Cham Islands comprises eight islets, with the largest being Hon Lao.
- The islands used to be an important trading port for the Champa Kingdom.
- They were declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2009 because of their diverse ecosystem.
- Plastic bags are prohibited to preserve the natural environment of the island.
Entry Fee
Approximately VND 70,000 for entrance and VND 20,000 for the marine reserve.
Timings
Daily boat services start at 8:00 AM.
Average Time
1–2 days.
Distance
- From Hoi An: 20 km by speedboat (30 minutes).
- From Da Nang: 45 km by road + boat (1.5 hours).
Nearby Tourist Spots
- Hoi An Ancient Town (20 km)
- Cua Dai Beach (15 km)
- My Son Sanctuary (50 km)
