Not only Eo Gió or Kỳ Co, Nhơn Lý commune also has an ancient fishing village with vivid maritime murals.

Nhơn Lý is a commune located in Phương Mai peninsula, about 20 km from the center of Quy Nhơn city. In addition to well-known check-in spots such as Eo Gió and Kỳ Co, Nhơn Lý commune also has an ancient fishing village with vivid maritime murals. nhỏ hoang sơ.

From the center of Quy Nhơn city, it takes about 30 minutes for Tieu My to travel to Nhơn Lý fishing village. The cool weather and the breath of sea breeze bring a refreshing feeling to tourists as soon as they arrive at the entrance of the fishing village.

Nhơn Lý fishing village covers an area of about 1.4 hectares, mostly consisting of hills, mountains, and white sand. In the ancient fishing village, the houses feature distinctive coastal architecture with low roofs, stone fences, and stone steps or stairs in front of each house. The houses are arranged gradually towards the mountains, facing the sea, and following the principle of avoiding the path to the sea for fishermen.

The roads in the village are steep and lead towards the sea. When visiting Nhơn Lý, tourists cannot miss the opportunity to take photos with the murals on the walls of the houses, with dominant colors of blue and white, creating a cool feeling for tourists.

The cuisine in Nhơn Lý fishing village is diverse, ranging from northern dishes such as bún đậu mắm tôm (noodles with fried tofu and shrimp paste) to local specialties of Binh Dinh province such as chả cá (grilled fish cake), bánh ít (sticky rice dumplings), and more.

Tourists can enjoy various activities in Nhơn Lý fishing village, such as fishing with local fishermen, buying fresh seafood at the fish market in the early morning around 5-6am, swimming in the sea, and witnessing breathtaking sunrises or sunsets. Additionally, tourists can also visit other attractions in Nhơn Lý fishing village, including Xương Lý village temple, Phước Sa pagoda, Hưng Lương beach, Suối Cả waterfall, and more.