Ba Ho Waterfalls near Nha Trang: entrance fee, hike difficulty, and are there sunbeds?
Based on 1 discussion with 5 participants · Last activity: 9 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 5 participants · Last activity: 9 days ago
TL;DR
Ba Ho typically charges about 100,000 VND per adult; the walk to the first pool is fairly easy, while the upper sections are much more challenging over rocks. There are usually no beach-style sunbeds, as this is a nature spot rather than a beach club.
Recent traveler reports usually put the Ba Ho entrance fee at around 100,000 VND per person. If you are only visiting the first pool and walking around, that standard ticket is usually enough; beach-style amenities are not part of the experience.
If you are asking about sunbeds, Ba Ho is generally not the kind of place for that: it is a waterfall area with rocky pools, not a serviced beach. Near the entrance you may find cafés, tables, and simple seating, but proper loungers are usually not available.
The route is usually described in stages: getting to the first pool is manageable for most visitors in sneakers, while the second and third pools require careful scrambling over rocks. After rain it becomes much harder and slippery, so families with children often stop at the first level.
Most people get there by scooter or taxi from Nha Trang, with the trip usually taking about 30–40 minutes north of the city. Weekends are busier, while arriving early in the morning usually means fewer people on the trail and at the first pool.
Travelers generally say it is worth visiting if you want a nature outing near Nha Trang rather than a beach day. If you want loungers and easy swimming access, a beach is a better choice; Ba Ho is better for walking, natural pools, and scenery.