Beyond Bali: 11 Hidden Southeast Asian Hubs for Productive Nomad Life

3. Nha Trang, Vietnam

Nha Trang provides a beach-city experience with an increasingly friendly setup for remote workers who value sun and routine. The shoreline promenade, affordable mid-range apartments, and a growing number of cafes make it possible to lock into productive days and then surf or snorkel on shorter breaks. Coworking options are developing, and many hotels and serviced apartments advertise stable internet aimed at longer stays. Living costs tend to be lower than larger regional hubs, which stretches budgets for accommodation and food while still offering a lively social scene. For nomads who like having choices, Nha Trang mixes active nightlife areas with quieter residential neighborhoods. Flights connect Nha Trang to major Vietnamese cities, making occasional business trips or guest visits straightforward. Rain peaks during a distinct wet season, so drier months are preferable for outdoor weekends. Visa arrangements follow Vietnam’s national rules, so check official channels for the latest guidance. Nha Trang is a fit for those who want practical beachside living without sacrificing access to cafés and coworking.