Spa & wellness · HOT SPRINGS IN VIETNAM
The 8 best hot springs in Vietnam you can book right now, with what each costs, how long you are in the room and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason; start at the top.
Spend about five hours at I-Resort Nha Trang with a warm mineral mud bath, herbal soaking, hydrotherapy jacuzzi, waterfalls, swimming pools, and a water park. Towels, swimwear, and lockers are provided. Massage and meal options may depend on the package you choose, so check the exact inclusions before booking.
Spend six hours around Nha Trang Bay with guides Thang and Kin. You visit Hon Mun for a coral-reef swim, eat a seafood and grilled-meat lunch at a fishing village, then relax at MerPerle Hon Tam with mud baths, water therapy, and infinity pools. Note that Hon Mun currently permits swimming with goggles only, not snorkels.
“Nice tour and we'll organize trip. Snorkeling spots were okay. Lunch was good. Height recommended! Thank you”
Spend a full day at Nui Than Tai Hot Spring Park, about 20 km from Da Nang. Your $19 ticket covers the natural mineral bath, sauna, steam bath, jacuzzi massage, lazy river slide, and natural hot tub, plus access to areas such as Jurassic Park, Orchid Garden, and the Water Park. Bring your digital or printed entry ticket.
“amazing day out! stayed there 7 hours and could have stayed longer! clean interesting and relaxing! perfect day”
You’ll be picked up in central Nha Trang for a four-hour English-guided visit to a mud spa of your choice, with a private mud tub, mineral swimming, showers, and pool time. The tour ends at ancient Cham Ponagar Temple. Choose a morning or afternoon departure, and note the extra pickup fee for resorts outside the city center.
“Great visit, the guide was very kind and explained everything to us and accompanied us everywhere without overdoing it.”
Spend eight hours exploring Da Nang’s Marble Mountains, Âm Phủ Cave, Son Tra Peninsula, Linh Ung Pagoda, My Khe Beach, Dragon Bridge, and APEC Park before three hours at Than Tai Hot Spring Water Park. English-speaking guides such as Trinh and Yen Nhi have earned praise, but guide quality and driving may vary.
“Trinh was a delight to ride with. She was an excellent driver, knowledgeable about the Son Tra peninsula, which is where we spent most of our time and an excellent conversationalist. When I travel, I really enjoy the back and forth of ideas and exchanging information on our different cultures. Trinh was the right person for this, and all from the seat of a motorbike!”
Leave Hue by air-conditioned vehicle for Alba Thanh Tan Hot Spring, where you can soak in mineral water, eat lunch, and tackle a 560-meter free-hanging zip line from Ma Yen Hill. Add the three-level High Wire course for wooden planks, rope bridges, nets, and balance obstacles. The seven-hour outing suits families, couples, and active day-trippers.
“turn out only myself and my hubby took the tour. we had big private car and personal guide. the hot spring is awesome. zipline could be longer. the lunch in the resort is delicious. felt like VIP tour. the guide has been helpful too. thank you.”
Book a private car for up to three people from Da Nang to Hot Springs Park. Your driver collects you at a hotel, airport, or agreed address, takes about 50 to 70 minutes each way, and returns when you are ready. The service includes luggage help, flexible scheduling, and no shared group.
Spend about seven hours from Hue at a hot-spring park with mineral pools, water slides, a 560-meter free-hanging zip line, and three levels of high-wire obstacles. Pickup, entrance fees, water, insurance, and an English-speaking guide are included. Bring a swimming suit and expect active outdoor fun.
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