Cafés

The Busa Park

Rating: 4.5

A terraced garden on the north shore, with the whole Nha Trang coastline in frame

Pham Van Dong (north shore)5.6 km from the centre

Illustrative photo · Tony24986 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Address
226 Pham Van Dong, Vinh Hai ward, Nha Trang
Opening hours
Roughly 7:00 – 22:00
Price range
45,000 – 95,000₫/drink
Best time to go
16:30 – 18:30 to catch the sunset
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Overview

The Busa Park sits on Pham Van Dong, the northern coastal road that runs higher than the water, so the view here takes in the entire Nha Trang coastline rather than one stretch of it. The place is laid out as a series of garden terraces stepping down the slope.

It's the kind of place people come to photograph and then stay a while, so late afternoon works best: softer light, sunset within reach, and the lamps coming on afterwards.

The ride is part of it: 5–7 km north of the centre on Pham Van Dong, a road that hugs the hillside above the water so the sea is in view most of the way. Without your own transport a Grab works, though the trip back at dusk can mean a wait this far out.

At 45,000–95,000₫ a drink it sits in the middle: dearer than a street café, well below a Tran Phu beach club. It suits you if the view matters more than the calm; if you want it empty, come on a weekday morning — the same view, minus the sunset light and minus the crowd waiting for it.

What to order

  • A view spanning the full Nha Trang coastline
  • Multiple garden terraces, all of them facing the sea
  • Photo spots built into the layout
  • High enough up to stay breezy all afternoon

Practical tips

  • Pham Van Dong has steep sections — ride carefully, especially in the wet
  • It's 5–7 km from the centre, so take a Grab or a motorbike
  • Sunset on a weekend gets packed — arrive half an hour early to pick your seat

Frequently asked

How long from the centre?

It is 5–7 km along Pham Van Dong, so 15–20 minutes by motorbike or Grab depending on traffic.

What time should I arrive for sunset?

16:30–18:30 is the window. On a weekend arrive half an hour earlier, because the terraces with the best view fill before the sun goes down.

Is it worth it in the rain?

Better not. Most of the seating is open garden terrace, and Pham Van Dong has steep sections that get slippery when wet.

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