On May 11, the Khanh Hoa Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced that the General Department of Customs had granted the port code "VNANA" to Ana Marina Nha Trang. This milestone marks the official launch of Vietnam’s first international yacht port.

Ana Marina Nha Trang becomes Vietnam’s first officially recognized international marina. Photo: X.N
Ana Marina spans more than 89 hectares, including 68 hectares of water surface, and accommodates up to 220 yachts, including five-star vessels and sailboats.
Built to meet standards set by the International Council of Marine Industry Associations (ICOMIA), the marina integrates a range of high-end facilities, including entertainment complexes, restaurants, five-star hotels, conference centers, and full international services such as fueling, food supply, yacht repair, and maintenance.
Since its pilot launch in April 2023, Ana Marina has hosted 2,000 domestic and international voyages and welcomed more than 60,000 passengers, underscoring its strong potential for contributing to Vietnam’s marine tourism economy.
Dang Hieu Minh, co-owner of Focus Travel Group, remarked that receiving the international port code is a “critical foundation for developing international sailing routes and positioning Vietnam on the global luxury yachting map.”

According to the provincial tourism department, the opening of the country’s first international yacht port elevates Nha Trang’s profile as a high-end travel destination and creates opportunities to host international sailing races and marine sports events, helping to boost the region’s tourism brand.
The marina is also expected to become a hub connecting coastal destinations in Vietnam and abroad, aligning with the global trend toward ocean tourism and supporting future local tourism growth.
Khanh Hoa’s tourism sector continues to promote investment, cultural and entertainment events, and market expansion. In 2025, the province aims to welcome 11.8 million visitors, including 5.2 million international tourists, with projected tourism revenue of 60 trillion VND (approximately 2.4 billion USD).
Xuan Ngoc