Da Bia Mountain Summit 2D1N

Level - Mountain Hiking

Discover three beauties via Nature, History, and People at Vung Ro Bay. This land, which is known for its Dau An Rang Dong (Mark of the Dawn), offers a variety of experiences: admire panoramic views of Vung Ro fishing village from Da Bia Mountain’s peak, trek through lush forests to the beach for local delicacies, cycle along Mui Dien’s scenic sunlit paths, and explore Hon Nua for swimming and snorkeling among vibrant coral reefs.

Expert Guide

To Ong Adventure is one of Vietnam’s leading hiking and trekking organizers, with a professionally trained team in mountain skills, survival skills, and route safety.

Nguyễn Ngọc Nam

Adventure Guide

Nam’s enthusiasm and warm, calm voice help guests feel cared for throughout the journey.

Tour Summary

Overview chart for Da Bia Mountain Summit 2D1N

Best months:

March - October

Maximum group size:

20 people (Ratio 04 tourists: 01 guide)

Pick-up time:

09:00 PM - Every Friday evening

Pick-up location:

319 No Trang Long, Ward 13, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City

Meeting point:

Tuy Hoa

Duration:

2 days 1 night

Medical access time: 2,5 hours
Route distance: 23.5km
Peak elevation: 706m
Elevation gain: 1020m
Active hours per day: 6 hours

Detailed itinerary

Departure: HO CHI MINH CITY - TUY HOA

Sleeping Conditions::: A sleeper bus with 40 seats

9:00 PM Pick up at 319 No Trang Long, Ward 13, Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City.

Pick-up details and schedule updates will be sent via email by To Ong three days before departure (subject to changes).

For tourists from other provinces, please contact the consultant/hotline of To Ong Adventure for the most detailed itinerary.

Day 1: DA BIA MOUNTAIN - VUNG RO BAY

Accommodation::: Private beachfront campsite.
Distance::: 8.5 km, 06 hours of travel
Meals::: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Highlights::: Take in the billion-dollar view from Da Bia Peak – Trek through the forest – Camp at a private beachside campsite – Savor a BBQ feast.

6:00 AM Have breakfast at a local restaurant before heading to Da Bia.

8:00 AM Start the hike up Da Bia following the stone steps.

10:30 AM Explore and hear stories about Da Bia Mountain; take in the breathtaking views at the summit.

11:30 AM Head to the lunch spot and take a break.

1:00 PM Continue moving under the forest canopy—this was once the path used to carry weapons to Vung Ro Bay.

4:30 PM Arrive at Vung Ro and take a canoe to the campsite.

5:15 PM Reach the campsite, settle in, and freshen up.

6:30 PM Enjoy dinner and socialize with other members.

Day 2: MUI DIEN - HO CHI MINH CITY

Distance::: 15 km, 07 hours of cycling
Meals::: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Highlights::: Cycle along Phu Yen’s most breathtaking coastal road – Visit Mui Dien and A8 point, the only one on the mainland – Swim at Hon Nua Island.

6:00 AM The group wakes up and freshens up.

6:45 AM Have breakfast and coffee while enjoying a peaceful morning in Vung Ro Bay.

8:00 AM The group heads to the bike-pickup point and cycles along Phu Yen’s most stunning coastal road to Mui Dien.

11:00 AM Cycle back to the lunch spot in Vung Ro.

1:30 PM Take a canoe to Hon Nua, where you can swim at your leisure and explore the coral reefs.

3:00 PM Return to Vung Ro to freshen up and have dinner.

6:00 PM Depart for Ho Chi Minh City, with an estimated arrival time of 6:00 AM.

Cost structure

Included:

Round-trip bus fare
Camping equipment
Travel insurance
Standard medical equipment
Meals during the trip
Professional tour guide (English-speaking guide available upon request)
The tour price is all-inclusive from Ho Chi Minh City, with no hidden costs.
1.5-liter water bottle
Camping equipment
Sleeping bag
Raincoat
Tent, thermal mat, flashlight (standard is 3 people per tent, separate tents for men and women)

Not included:

Personal expenses outside the tour
Tips for guides and porters
Airfare

Packing list:

CLOTHING: Lightweight, stretchable, breathable, quick-drying
BACKPACK: Compact and lightweight, with a support strap.
SHOES: Opt for shoes with good grip and deep treads for slip resistance. Choose a size that fits well or is 0.5 size larger.
WARM JACKET
SUN PROTECTION: Sunscreen, hat, sun gloves, mittens
PERSONAL ITEMS AND NECESSARY ELECTRONICS
MEDICATION: Rehydration tablets, electrolyte supplements, insect repellent
SNACKS: Energy bars, chocolate, candy
SOCKS: Choose thick socks, bring at least 2 - 3 pairs as a backup
SLIPPERS: For using at the campsite
IDENTIFICATION: National ID or passport (required).

Notes:

From April 2024, all participants will receive a CONQUEROR CARD upon completing the trek. Customers registering after Wednesday will not receive the Conqueror Card.
Rates are based on weekly scheduled group tours. For private tour inquiries, please feel free to contact us.
The package tour price will not be reduced if you do not use transportation, meals, or camping services. Extra charges may apply during holidays.

Frequently asked questions

At what age can children join the tour?

Children aged 16 and above who are physically active can join this trail.

What are the health requirements to join the Da Bia Hiking tour in Phu Yen?

The Da Bia Hiking trail in Phu Yen is classified as an advanced-level hike by To Ong Adventure. To join this trail, you must have prior experience with walking and hiking routes, and maintain a regular fitness routine.

Is there phone signal or electricity?

There IS phone signal along the Da Bia Hiking trail. However, To Ong Adventure encourages you to plan ahead and embrace a few tech-free days in the forest.

Can foreign travelers join the tour?

If you or your friend is a foreigner, you can still join the trails organized by To Ong Adventure. We have guides who can communicate in foreign languages during the tour.

Can I join the Da Bia Hiking tour if I’m traveling alone?

Yes, even if you’re traveling alone, you can still join the trails offered by To Ong Adventure. We organize weekend group tours with up to 20 participants, giving you the chance to meet new friends and enjoy a memorable journey.

What about hygiene and showering?

At each campsite, To Ong Adventure provides portable toilets for the group. After departure, our logistics team handles the cleanup. We separate organic and inorganic waste and manage it responsibly throughout the trip.

Why is it important to follow the guide’s instructions during the trek?

Our tour guides and locals are professionally trained in survival, safety, and rescue. They have years of experience in the wild and will ensure the group stays on track while avoiding dangers such as snakes or poisonous plants. They will also choose the safest routes with minimal environmental impact.