About Phu Yen

Phu Yen is a potential jewel in the Central of Vietnam, hiding its valuable beauty inside. It's the primitive mountains, the pristine cliffs and the vast blue sea that create astounding natural landscapes. If you have got a chance to come to Phu Yen then don't miss out on its poetic scenery: Da Dia Reef, Mon Beach - Mui Dien Cape, Xep Beach, Diep Son island, Nhan Tower, Ca Pass,...

Best Time To Visit Phu Yen

The sunny season in Phu Yen starts from January to mid-August. Especially during the first two months, there are several exciting festivals such as O Loan boat racing, horse racing and “bai choi” orchestras taking place, which is a perfect time for sightseeing.

Dry Season
(Feb - Apr)

Mild sunshine

Gentle breeze

Gentle waves lapping the shore

Spring drizzle

A little chilly at night

Dry Season
(May - Aug)

Sunny and hot

Catch the first sunlight at Dai Lanh lighthouse

Gentle waves lapping the shore

Diving to see astounding coral reefs

The most beautiful time of the year

Rainy Season
(Sep - Oct)

Sometimes it rains

It's mildly sunny

Nice and pleasant

Rough sea

Kate Festival of Cham people

Rainy Season
(Nov - Jan)

Weather changes suddenly

Rough sea

It's chilly at night

Not suitable for water activities

Transport

With modern airport, train stations, and bus stations, you have various options to choose from. Among them, the fastest and most convenient form of transportation is by air. It only takes you 1 - 1.5 hours to land at Tuy Hoa airport from central cities.

Explore Phu Yen

Coming to Que Toi Village Resort Phu Yen - Feeling like returning to home

Located between the resort coastal cities of Nha Trang and Da Nang on the South Central coast, Que I resort is about 80 km from the famous town of Song Cau, about 80 km from the beautiful coastline and about an hour's drive from Phu Cat Airport (Quy Nhon) with many direct flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City every day. ​ The Cau River and its surrounding areas are quiet to peaceful coastal areas, intertwined with green rice fields and floating lobster farms that are not well known to many tourists, all of which are far from the crowded, noisy tourist destinations that make it a promising resort destination along the vacation spots between the coastal city of Nha Trang and Da Nang to the coastal city of Quy Nhon. Meaning 'My Village' in Vietnamese, Que Toi Village Resort Phu Yen is a peaceful seaside living space where you can immerse yourself in nature and feel the comfortable emotions and sincere hospitality of the Vietnamese people here. Que My Resort has 24 bungalows located on a separate white sand beach. Each bungalow has a spacious room area of 62m2, and the total area of both indoor and outdoor areas is up to 160 m2 designed with the highlight of the glass wall separating the inside from the porch allowing you to admire the perfect beauty of Xuan Dai Bay from afar. If the lodges feel completely quiet and private, the pool area is the resort's relaxation hub with benches and sun loungers arranged around the palm-lined infinity pool. Guests can enjoy a cool beer or sip a refreshing cocktail around the pool served by the bar staff, or you can grill your own fresh lobsters on the barbecue grill in the resort's self-service area. Breakfast includes a selection of Asian and European dishes, including traditional Vietnamese beef pho, to egg dishes served with French baguettes, accompanied by your favorite drinks such as Vietnamese filter coffee or hot chocolate. Lunch and dinner can be ordered or enjoyed at A Stop restaurant right next to the resort, which is famous in the area for serving fresh seafood dishes that can be prepared to order, as well as offering an extensive menu of popular Vietnamese dishes. Unique dishes can be mentioned such as grilled scallops with onion fat, steamed tofu with seafood, or BBQ Song Cau chicken. Surrounded by verdant hills, the beautiful Xuan Dai Bay is home to a vibrant and thriving lobster fishing and farming industry. Visitors can leisurely kayak or stand-up boats to explore the tranquil picture of the bay, dotted by fishing boats and seafood houses. The flat roads around the resort are also ideal for leisurely cycling and enjoying the tranquility. Climb on the resort's bikes and pedal through the lush green rice fields in Song Cau town, where you can see fishing boats moored along the riverbank and explore the local market with friendly vendors and enjoy street food such as meat and shrimp pancakes, the local specialty is likened to crepes in the West. Another fun experience for you is to enjoy an early morning with the local fishermen. Reward yourself with a few hours of peace on the sea at dawn, listening to the sounds of the sea coming from the gentle swaying of wooden boats in the murmur of the waves. Try fishing the way the people of Phu Yen or simply watch the fishermen throw their nets professionally. "Hometown" evokes a deep image of 'Home' in Vietnamese, a place full of indelible memories with relatives and friends, where your heart always longs to return wherever you are. Address: Long Hai Dong Quarter, Xuan Yen, Song Cau, Song Cau, Vietnam  Phone: 084 450 0016 Website: https://vi.quetoivillage.com/ Photo: Que My Village According to Que My Village

Getaway & Resorts 18/10/2024

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