Hon Chua: An ideal place to dive and see coral in Phu Yen

About Hon Chua

Where is Phu Yen Island located?

Hon Chua Phu Yen is located in the island cluster of Hon Dua, Hon Than about 7km from the mainland in Long Hai sea, An Phu commune, Tuy Hoa city, Phu Yen province. When you arrive here, you will be able to freely see an island lying prominently on the vast blue ocean, bringing in its wild beauty like a magic carpet.

How to get to Phu Yen Island?

To get to Phu Yen Island, you need to go to the North of Phu Yen and reach Long Thuy beach. Long Thuy is located near National Highway 1A in An Phu commune, Tuy Hoa city. From here there are 2 ways for you to choose to move to Hon Chua Phu Yen island.

The first way is to travel by speedboat near Long Thuy.

The second way is to continue driving to My Quang village (in An Chan commune) and hire a fisherman's boat to go to the island.

What to experience at Hon Chua Phu Yen?

The island is currently uninhabited, so you are free to walk and admire the natural scenery on Hon Chua island, as well as find yourself the best photo angles.

Admire the beautiful scenery

Coming here, you will be surprised to see the special structure of large and small rocks that are extremely ingeniously stacked on top of each other. The vegetation on the island is mostly bushes and a lot of thorny grass, covering the whole area green. Another particularly impressive thing is that the island has straight rows of casuarinas and green coconut groves that make the scene here very peaceful. It is this charming scene that has made many people want to come here to find a quiet place to "escape" from the worries of life.

Go to the beach

There is nothing more wonderful than in a hot afternoon to relax on a clear beach without people. The sound of the sea waves and the breeze carrying the sea breeze will dispel all worries and fatigue in our daily lives.

Teambuilding, overnight camping

Experience activities in Hon Chua are quite diverse such as camping, scuba diving to see corals, swimming, fishing, windsurfing...

Camping is also an interesting activity that you should experience. Going to Hon Chua island without trying an overnight camping here is a big omission. Gathering together by the campfire, sipping some food, adding some cold beer and talking and singing together in the starry night sky is nothing more interesting. If you have a plan, bring all the necessary equipment such as sleeping bags, tents and necessary tools!

Diving to see sea fish and corals

Around Chua island are coral reefs that are diverse and rich in species with 100 hectares. These coral reefs have a lot of colorful colors and this is also a hiding place for many kinds of fish, shrimp, crab, squid… Just a life jacket, a diving goggles, you can see the whole "long time" corals on the bottom of the ocean.

Follow in the footsteps of fishermen catching seafood

Another interesting activity that you should experience is to go with the fishermen to catch fish, shrimp, squid… Besides, you can also dive yourself to show off your fishing skills and catch sea urchins (also known as sea urchins (also known as sea urchins). sea ​​urchin, urchin) and enjoy them in a field party on the island.

Join the praying festival

At the beginning of June every year, local people living around Hon Chua island will hold a festival to pray for fish, to pray for good weather, calm waves and good luck for fishermen. and the people here. Wishing to have a more prosperous and prosperous life.

Enjoy the specialties

Coming to Phu Yen Island, you can freely enjoy delicious dishes from fish, shrimp, squid, snails... all very fresh and delicious, because the people here mostly live by fishing. In addition, you can also dive and catch fish and sea urchins by yourself to add to the seafood party in the middle of the island.

Chua Phu Yen island is a beautiful, unspoiled place and brings many interesting and attractive travel experiences for you. The island is not too big, nor too famous, but what more can we ask for than a clear blue beach, beautiful coral reefs, and a cool breeze of the sea, right?