Hai Minh fishing village, is a small village located under the Tam Toa mountain range, like mountains, facing the sea, known as the administrative name of Area 9, Hai Cang Ward (Quy Nhon City). This peaceful fishing village still preserves many historical traces about the ancient people keeping the sea.

From Ham Tu wharf (Quy Nhon fishing port) to Hai Minh fishing village, it only takes about 15 minutes by boat.

Listen to stories of the ancients keeping the sea

Referring to Hai Minh, the first thing many people will remember is the national hero monument of Hung Dao King Vuong Quoc Quoc Tran Dao. This 40 meter high monument was built in 1973 and since then has become a symbol of Hai Minh, many people look to worship.

From the foot of the monument, looking at the 4 directions, one can capture the whole sky, the vast sea. Below is a fishing village nestled on the sand; across the strait is Quy Nhon City like a silk strip crossing the sky, a little further is the bridge across Thi Nai beach. If you look at the bay far off the sea, you will see the ships crossing the ocean, the anchoring layer outside waiting for the port, the tail seams slowly turn out - into Quy Nhon port ... Because of such special position, Thousands of years ago, Hai Minh had strongholds and resident soldiers to control an entire sea area. In it, many people come to admire the ancient stone ramparts of the ancients running along the peaks.