The 300-Year-Old Pristine Fishing Village Around Vi Rong Cape, Vietnam

Tan Phung, a 300-year-old fishing village in Phu My, offers a peaceful escape with its untouched charm, perfect for those seeking a quiet coastal retreat. Located 70 km from Quy Nhon, the village is known for its rugged rock formations, including Bai Ban and Da Dung beaches, and the dragon-shaped Vi Rong Cape stretching into the sea.

Mr. Quan, the photographer behind these images, mentioned that Tan Phung is ideal for those who want to disconnect from the city, explore the life of fishermen, and capture beautiful photographs.

The panoramic view of the 300-year-old Tan Phung fishing village

Visitors to the Tan Phung fishing village often see boats crossing the sea and fishermen pulling nets along the shore. Photographer Nguyen Quan shared that Tan Phung fishermen fish based on the season and tides, with trips typically from 4 PM to 4 AM or early morning to 2 PM.

The locals fish from early in the morning

Fishermen trade seafood on the beach or at Tan Phung market. Quan recommends exploring eco-tourism and learning about fishing life in My Tho village.

The bustle on the shoreline

Visitors can ask boat owners to join them at sea for squid fishing and fishing with the locals. The boats usually return at dawn, before sunrise.

Going out to sea with the fishermen is a unique experience for visitors here

In June-July, during anchovy season, visitors can see Tan Phung locals drying fish on neat square trays. It’s also a great time to enjoy anchovy dishes and buy local specialties as souvenirs.

An impressive aerial shot of the local fishermen drying anchovies

After exploring this 300-year-old fishing village, visitors can head to Vi Rong Cape, where the natural beauty is truly breathtaking.

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Located not far from Vi Rong Cape, Tranh Island is a small, pristine island that stands out in the sea. With a flat area in the center, it’s an ideal spot for camping, picnics, and enjoying a breathtaking sunrise.

The 300-year-old fishing village at Vi Rong Cape preserves the traditional life of local fishermen while offering a chance to experience untouched nature. It's a meaningful destination for those seeking peace and natural beauty.