Coastal Highway Private Car Transfer from Da Nang to Sunny Quy Nhon

[!NOTE] Pricing Note for International Tourists The prices listed are inclusive of a 20% tax and service fee applied to foreign tourists. Estimated USD rates are based on current exchange rates and may slightly vary.

The 300km coastal route from Da Nang / Hoi An to Quy Nhon City (Binh Dinh) takes you to a martial arts region famed for turquoise sea bays and ancient Cham towers.

Faifo Express’s professional intercity private car service perfectly suits vacation travel, family visits, and business trips.

Private Car Rental Rates: Da Nang to Quy Nhon (2026)

[!TIP] Electric vehicle option: Faifo Express can provide a VinFast electric car (VF5, VF e34) on request at the same listed rate as a petrol vehicle in the same class — a quiet, eco-friendly choice for this 300km coastal route.

Top Attractions in Quy Nhon

1. Ky Co – Eo Gio: “Maldives of Vietnam”

Eo Gio is famous for its coastal boardwalk winding along rocky cliffs over the ocean. Ky Co Beach features crystal-clear emerald waters and soft white sands.

Enjoying smooth intercity travel in a private car.

2. Ghenh Rang Tien Sa & Han Mac Tu Tomb

Located near downtown, Ghenh Rang features Queen’s Beach (Egg Stone Beach) and the hilltop resting place of celebrated poet Han Mac Tu.

3. Banh It & Twin Cham Towers

Binh Dinh was the heartland of Champa culture, housing intact thousand-year-old stone brick towers.

Binh Dinh — Land of Martial Arts and Tay Son Heritage

Binh Dinh is known as the “land of martial arts and letters” — the homeland of the Tay Son uprising and the national hero Quang Trung – Nguyen Hue. Binh Dinh traditional martial arts form one of Vietnam’s oldest and most renowned schools, still passed down through family training halls in Tay Son and Tuy Phuoc districts. Each year on the 4th and 5th day of the first lunar month, the Dong Da – Tay Son Festival is held solemnly at the Quang Trung Museum to commemorate the historic Ngoc Hoi – Dong Da victory, drawing crowds of visitors and locals for martial arts demonstrations and Tay Son war drum performances.

Local Binh Dinh Food Delights

• Banh Hoi Long Heo: Thin rice vermicelli sheets served with steamed pork offal and garlic-chili dipping sauce.
• Quy Nhon Fish Cake Noodle Soup: Clear fish bone broth topped with golden fried mackerel cakes.
• Banh Xeo Tom Nhay: Crispy rice crepes filled with fresh jumping prawns.
• Nem Cho Huyen: The celebrated fermented pork roll of Tuy Phuoc district, with a balanced tang, usually eaten with rice paper and fresh herbs.
• Bau Da Rice Liquor: A famed Central Vietnamese spirit, distilled from rice using the traditional method of Bau Da village in An Nhon district.
• Banh It La Gai: A folk cake wrapped in glossy black ramie leaves with mung bean or coconut filling — celebrated in the well-known folk verse “Come and see Binh Dinh, where the girls wield staffs and practise martial arts”, tying it closely to the region’s martial heritage.

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