Visit Dong Hoi
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Art & Culture
- Handicraft
Dong Hoi: How to get there?
3 hours by train from Hue
Dong Hoi: See when to go?
From February to August
Dong Hoi: For how long?
A few hours
Learn more about your destination
Vietnam
Dong Hoi Holidays
Dong Hoi, is the stopover town for going to Vietnam's famous Phong Nha Ke Bang national park. It is full of all sorts of hotels and is popular with Vietnamese holidaymakers.
Dong Hoi: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
Dong Hoi, is the stopover town for going to Vietnam's famous Phong Nha Ke Bang national park. It is full of all sorts of hotels and is popular with Vietnamese holidaymakers.
My suggestion
Leave town as quickly as possible!
Dong Hoi is an untouristy seaside town that is also the closest town to the famous caves and river cruises of Phang Nha Ke Bang national park.
My suggestion
Be careful with the local inhabitants. We didn't have a single friendly meeting and were treated like walking wallets. There are so many more beautiful things to see in Vietnam that it's not worth stopping here.
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