To reach Ghenh Bang you trek through the forest down to the sea – your reward is a wild rocky shore, clear blue water and coral right next to the rocks.
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Ghenh Bang is a rocky shore on the eastern side of the Son Tra Peninsula, almost untouched because no road reaches it. The surrounding waters are part of Son Tra's coral area; on clear days you can see coral and small fish just off the rocks.
Why people love it
- A short jungle trek, perfect for active travellers.
- Rocks in all shapes, crystal-clear water, few people.
- Snorkelling over coral when the sea is calm.
Safety tips
- Go in a group, wear sportswear and grippy trekking shoes.
- Only go in the dry season (about March – August) when the sea is calm; never go down when waves are big.
- Bring enough water, snacks and a bag to carry your rubbish out.
- Don't break or step on coral or collect marine life.
- Tell someone your plans and be back before dark.
For a gentler Son Tra experience, choose the Son Tra – Marble Mountains – Hoi An tour. For easy, safe coral snorkelling, the Cham Islands are a better choice.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Ghenh Bang?
Ghenh Bang is on the eastern side of the Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang; you have to trek through the forest to reach the rocks.
Is Ghenh Bang dangerous?
The trail and rocks are slippery and can be dangerous in rough seas. Only go in a group, in the dry season, when the sea is calm, and return before dark.
Can I see coral at Ghenh Bang?
Yes, on calm days with clear water. Snorkel carefully and never touch the coral.
