Radisson Blu Resort, Cam Ranh introduces guests to a pristine paradise of long, sandy beaches, crystal-clear seas, ancient temples and more

Cam Ranh, Vietnam: Dec 26, 2025 – Imagine strolling along a seemingly endless stretch of golden sand, lapped by azure seas, as local fishermen bring home the catch of the day. Imagine exploring lush, tropical forests that resound with the calls of exotic wildlife,or diving down to vibrant coral reefs that teem with colorful fish. And imagine uncovering enchanting temples that bring more than 1,000 years of history to life. All of these wonders – and many more – are waiting to be discovered in Cam Ranh.

A Haven of Hidden Gems on Vietnam’s South-Central Coast

Family in Ancient Mago Farm and learn how to make mange cake

Nestled in a less-visited corner of Vietnam’s south-central coast, Cam Ranh is like a treasure chest opening to reveal a sparkling collection of natural and cultural jewels. Bai Dai Beach is a 10km-long stretch of sand where couples and families can stroll and splash in the sea, while tropical fruit blooms in the orchards and gardens of Vietnam’s “mango capital,” giving guests the chance to explore the region's historic farms and taste a range of locally-made products, from dried mango to mango cake. For nature lovers, Hon Ba Nature Reserve is a sanctuary where more than 250 types of animals – including 100 endangered species – thrive amid the mountainous forests, and heritage seekers are transported on a journey back in time to the ancient Champa Kingdom at the Po Nagar Cham Towers, and at the extraordinary 39-meter-high tower at Tu Van Pagoda which is constructed entirely from seashells and coral – a reflection of the area’s seafaring past.

And yet, despite containing so many amazing attractions, Cam Ranh also retains a sense of blissful tranquility, which feels a world away from Asia’s busy beach resorts.

Bai Dai Beach is a 10km-long stretch of sand where couples and families can stroll and splash in the sea

Paradise Found: Radisson Blu Resort, Cam Ranh

Nestled in the heart of this pristine coastal region, Radisson Blu Resort, Cam Ranh is an oasis of international hospitality that perfectly captures the destination’s authentic charm. A design concept inspired by local fishing villages flows through the entire resort, including its rooms and suites, many of which frame views of the sea and mountains. For families and couples seeking a truly exclusive escape, the resort’s one, two and three bedroom Ocean Villas feature private pools and direct access to Bai Dai Beach, enhancing the sense of serenity.

Throughout their stay, guests can recalibrate with yoga and tai chi sessions, cool off in tropical outdoor pools, or feel fully immersed in wellness at the resort’s ESC Spa, a haven of holistic health with a Himalayan salt chamber, ice grotto and floral steam room. Young explorers will also be inspired to try new skills and learn about the importance of marine conservation, and Cam Ranh’s only resort water park lets all ages make a splash in the sun, with twisting sliders, sparkling pools and more.

A design concept inspired by local fishing villages flows through the entire resort

Eco Explorations and Immersive Activities

At Radisson Blu Resort, Cam Ranh, curious guests have unparallelled opportunities to head out and discover the destination with a range of concierge-led and independent tours. Nearby attractions such as Binh Hung Island reveal crystal-clear seas, while eco-conscious jungle hikes provide an exhilarating insight into the region’s ecology. Bike excursions to traditional villages, kayak trips through lush mangroves and shimmering lagoons, and fishing tours can help visitors to satisfy their thirst for adventure. Cam Ranh’s captivating local culture can be experienced at the Life Puppets theatre, where timeless folk tales are brought to life in dazzling live shows, including string, shadow, and water puppets, contemporary dance and orchestral music.

A Haven of Gastronomy and Fresh Seafood

Cam Ranh is known for its distinctive cuisine, and especially its succulent seafood. The region is most famous for its lobsters, and this indulgent delicacy is elevated to the highest levels of excellence at the resort’s acclaimed seafood restaurant, Blu Lobster, where freshly-caught lobsters are cooked to perfection with local herbs and spices. Other signature delicacies include Nha Trang-style jellyfish salad, Cam Lam mango salad with shrimp, grilled cockles with onion, lemongrass & ginger, and wok-fried squid with Luk Lak sauce & herbs. This is one of seven exceptional restaurants and bars at Radisson Blu Resort, Cam Ranh, where the art of gastronomy can be enjoyed throughout the day, from the signature Super Breakfast at Sunrise, to tasty tapas and light bites at Cheers Bar, elevated refreshments at The Lounge, and sunset cocktails at Waves Beach Bar.

The region is most famous for its lobsters, and this indulgent delicacy is elevated to the highest levels of excellence at the resort’s acclaimed seafood restaurant, Blu Lobster

Exotic Adventures, Still On the Beaten Track

Cam Ranh may feel off the beaten track, but it is easily accessible. Cam Ranh International Airport, which is only five minutes’ drive from the resort, is one of the best-connected international gateways in Vietnam, with direct flights from airlines including Aeroflot, Vietnam Airlines, and VietJet Air, and regular seasonal charter services from Azur Air, Ikar, and Nordwind Airlines, among others. For overland travelers, the new Ho Chi Minh City-Cam Lam Expressway has made it easy to drive from Vietnam’s largest metropolis, and work on a high-speed rail line to Ho Chi Minh City gets underway in 2027. 

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