Sailing Club

Nha Trang

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Sailing Club

The Sailing Club is a local institution in its own right, a nearly round-the-clock entertainment venue that effortlessly oscillates between a casual beach café, upscale restaurant, and lively nightlife hot spot. Evenings often see the Sailing Club host performances of different kinds, from live music to fire shows on the beach.

Information

address72-74 Trần Phú, Lộc Thọ, Nha Trang
phone+84 258 3524 628

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