Cam Ranh, a coastal destination just south of Nha Trang, is drawing growing attention as one of Vietnam's newest travel hotspots.
Located in Khanh Hoa Province in south-central Vietnam, Cam Ranh stretches along the quiet Bai Dai Beach and has been gaining a reputation as a premium family retreat, with a string of upscale resorts setting up along its shores.
Direct flights from South Korea to Cam Ranh International Airport are available, and travelers who choose a resort near the airport can begin their holiday almost immediately upon arrival.
Alma Resort sits about 10 minutes by vehicle from Cam Ranh International Airport, sparing guests a lengthy transfer.
According to S Marketing, the resort's Korea representative office, Alma Resort on Bai Dai Beach is a premium family resort featuring a water park, a kids' club, a science center, a movie theater, 12 swimming pools and a range of restaurants.
Guests can enjoy swimming, hands-on activities and entertainment alongside dining and accommodation — all without leaving the resort — allowing every family member to spend time according to their own preferences while keeping travel to a minimum.
Alma Resort has teamed up with Jeju Air to run a special promotion for Korean customers planning family trips during the Chuseok holiday and the second half of the year. The offer runs through Monday.
The promotion covers stays from Sept. 1, 2026, through Feb. 28, 2027, making it applicable not only to the Chuseok holiday but also to winter-break and Lunar New Year family trips.
Bookings can be made through the Alma Resort official website via a dedicated Korean-language reservation link provided to Jeju Air customers. Guests who use the promotion receive one complimentary mango bingsu (shaved-ice dessert) per room, and those who book a suite are eligible for a free upgrade to a villa room.
Villas offer more space and greater privacy than standard rooms, enhancing the overall family travel experience. Multi-bedroom villas in particular allow the whole family to stay under one roof while giving parents, children and grandparents each their own bedroom.
Shared living and lounge areas let family members gather naturally for conversation or meals, giving the stay a home-like comfort even while traveling.
Compared with booking separate rooms, a villa makes it easier for family members to move between spaces and stay in touch, while still allowing each person time alone — an arrangement well suited to multigenerational trips. Families with young children find it easier to keep an eye on the kids, while those traveling with elderly parents can stay close while still maintaining independent spaces.
Promotion guests receive a 15 percent discount on dining and food-and-beverage spending at resort restaurants, as well as the same 15 percent discount on spa services. The Korea representative office said the package was designed around benefits that offer real value during a trip, covering room upgrades, dining, wellness and desserts.
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