Khu du lịch Ba Hồ

Bring sturdy shoes or sandals that strap on securely to your feet to make the somewhat difficult trek to the 3rd waterfall. I'm 60 and did it fine in Teva's. A great outing for sure.

We went there on a Sunday by motorbike. It was easy to find as there a many signs along the roads leading to the Ba Ho waterfall. Parking is free. You pay 185.000 dong per person and skywalk and kayak is included. You get a bottle of water per person. At the entry are shuttles who can bring you through the forest to the waterfall. We walked and it’s a beautiful clean path with toilets, trash bins and food or drink stands along the way. Beautiful atmosphere. The last part up to the waterfall is climbing up on huge rocks which are painted with arrows to lead the way. But you MUST have closed and kind of hiking shoes. It is a bit rough way and there are no ropes or sidebars to hold on. I would say you definitely need a bit better physical condition to do this. There were some younger people or old people who struggled to get up there to first level. We didn’t go further as it was enough adventure for me personally up to this level and it was about to rain. The water was not so high and it looked more like river with huge rocks and they were very slippery. Every person who got into water could not made it out selfly as there was just nothing to hold onto. I slipped a few times in the water due to massive stones all sizes which you couldn’t see as the water was not so clear. In the water many small fish trying to bite your foot and legs. That got me uncomfortable. Water was cold and refreshing, but nothing for beginners or totally inexperienced people. Because you can easily get hurt very badly. It’s a beautiful place and definitely a great atmosphere there and people having fun. But I would recommend that they put up some more ropes on the rocks to climb up and down the way or even at the lakes that you can get easier in and out the water.

27.09.25 Absolutely beautiful place that I highly recommend to everyone. Besides its natural charm, special praise goes to the lady selling tickets. Her patience in answering every question and the numerous valuable tips she gave us made our visit even more pleasant. Definitely wonderful service!

It's a good half day visit. The environment is very well maintained and presented. It is nice walk to the waterfall and a fun swim. The food wasn't the best, but ok. Well worth a visit.

One of my favorite places to visit while in Nha Trang to Escape the city with Good outdoors experiences, challenging hikes, Easy access. Has onsite resort, only 30 minutes from town.

Beautiful, untouched scenery, clear water, and fresh air, definitely worth a visit. However, the trail is rocky and can get quite slippery, especially when climbing to the second and third pools, so it’s best to wear grippy sports shoes for safety. Recommend heading up to the areas near Pool 1 or Pools 2 and 3, as they’re quieter and cleaner. The lower area near the Skywalk can get noisy and a bit dirty, as some local visitors enter without tickets and have loud picnics or drink there.

Ba Hồ is an absolute hidden gem in Nha Trang! The hike through the jungle to reach the three waterfalls was both exciting and refreshing, with breathtaking views at every turn. The water was crystal clear and perfect for swimming, and the natural pools felt like a private paradise. There were also adventurous options like cliff jumping and ziplining for thrill-seekers. The area was well-maintained, with friendly staff and clean facilities. It’s a perfect mix of nature, fun, and relaxation. I highly recommend Ba Hồ for anyone visiting Nha Trang — it’s a must-see spot!

Highly recommend, we got there an hour and a half before they close the waterfall, it was raining a bit so we had the spot all to ourselves. Amazing