Hon Mun Marine Park⚠ data unverified

Vietnam · Asia · South China Sea

3.6
/ 5
★★★★☆
Reef diving with a well-rounded site — ideal for newcomers.
Level Beginner
Marine life
3.5
Visibility
3.0
Accessibility
4.0
Facilities
4.5

Pros

  • Good visibility around 15 m
  • 3 standout marine species
  • Best conditions in Feb–Aug

Cons

    Best for

    Macro photographersNew and casual divers

    Plan your trip

    $$
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    Suggested stay
    3–4 days
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    Cost level
    Relative cost $$ · ≈ $65/day
    Mature, well-served base — lots of competition keeps lodging reasonable.
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    Where to stay
    Day-boat diving based at a dedicated dive resort or dive centre. Infrastructure is mature, with plenty of dive centres and lodging.
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    Real daily cost in Vietnam
    Around $65/day per person · food $21 · hotel $52
    Good to know
    • Gentle conditions — great for long, unhurried dives.
    • Accessible to Open Water divers.
    • Prime season is Feb–Aug.
    Hon Mun Marine Park
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    Depth
    3–25 m (10–82 ft)
    Visibility
    15 m (49 ft)
    Water temp
    25–29°C (77–84°F)
    Current
    Mild
    Best season
    Feb–Aug
    Certification
    Open Water
    Dive shops
    15
    Live sea temperature · (Open-Meteo)

    Why go

    Hon Mun Marine Park is a reef site in the South China Sea off Vietnam, offering coral reefs across its waters. Dives run to 25 m with around 15 m visibility, gentle currents and sea temperatures of 25–29°C. Marine highlights include coral gardens, reef fish and seahorses. Best season is Feb–Aug, typically reached by boat. Best for newer divers. Open Water certification is sufficient for most sites here.

    Site type
    Reef
    Access
    Boat

    Marine life

    coral gardensreef fishseahorses
    Coordinates
    12.17, 109.32
    Country

    Notes from divers

    Traveler

    Clear water and the chance of seahorses — what more do you want?

    Instructor

    I bring my OW students here. The mild current makes a proper dive plan essential, and the briefing matters.

    Anonymous

    Beautiful spot. Do respect the reef and keep your distance.