Taxi & Transfers from Cam Ranh Airport (CXR) to Doc Let

How to Get from Cam Ranh Airport to Doc Let

By Taxi

You’ll find taxis waiting outside the arrivals terminal. No need to book ahead.

The ride to Doc Let takes between 90 minutes and 2 hours. That depends on traffic and weather. The distance is about 95 kilometers. Fares usually range from $52 to $120. Cash is expected, and drivers often don’t speak English — so have your hotel name ready on your phone.

Stick with official services like Mai Linh or Vinasun. Their cars are reliable, and the fare is usually fair. Still, it’s a good idea to agree on the price before you drive off, or at least check that the meter is running.

Private Transfer

If you want to skip the guessing, a private transfer from Cam Ranh Airport is the way to go. The driver meets you at arrivals, helps with your bags, and drives straight to your hotel in Doc Let.

The cost is fixed when you book. No meter. No stress. Kiwitaxi offers this type of service with several vehicle options. The ride is quiet, air-conditioned, and door-to-door. It takes about 1.5 hours — sometimes less, if the roads are clear.

By Public Transport

There’s no direct bus from Cam Ranh Airport to Doc Let.

You’d need to first get to Nha Trang, then take another bus or taxi north. It’s possible — but takes time, patience, and luck with the connections. Not great if you’re carrying bags or traveling with kids.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – for 1–2 passengers
• Comfort – for families and couples with luggage
• Minivan – for groups, extra luggage or strollers
• Business – for those who prefer more space and quiet

Transfer with Children

Long rides and unpredictable public transport don’t mix well with kids.

Kiwitaxi lets you book child seats in advance. That means no negotiations at the curb and no improvising with bags and babies. Just get in and go.

Transfer with Pets

Buses don’t allow animals. Some taxis might, but only if the driver’s in the mood.

With Kiwitaxi, you can request a pet-friendly car while booking. That way, everyone travels safe and calm — paws included.

What to See in Doc Let

The beach is the main event here. Soft white sand, warm clear water, and a quiet that’s hard to find elsewhere. It’s what people picture when they think of Vietnam’s coast — only fewer people, and more sky.

Fresh seafood is everywhere. Small local spots grill fish right on the beach. You pick your crab, sit on a plastic chair, and watch the sea roll in. No fuss. Just flavor.

If you’re here in the early morning, walk the beach while the boats come in. Locals set up stalls right on the sand. It’s not a market — more like a passing moment. Worth seeing once.