About Bac Lieu Wind Farm
Bac Lieu Wind Farm is a large offshore wind power plant located in Vinh Trach Dong Commune, Bac Lieu City, Ca Mau Province, about 20 km from Bac Lieu city center. Built on coastal mudflats along the East Sea, it comprises 62 turbines standing offshore. As Vietnam's first major offshore wind farm and one of the largest in Southeast Asia, it is notable for renewable energy production and has become a popular industrial tourism and photography destination.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a coastal causeway leading toward rows of giant white wind turbines standing in the shallow sea. The site offers open sea views, strong coastal winds, and a long concrete road ideal for sightseeing and photography. Visitors can view turbines up close from the access road and viewing areas, see the offshore array extending to the horizon, and explore small stalls and photo spots along the approach. The landscape is flat, coastal and largely open with little shade.
Key highlights
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62 offshore wind turbines standing in the sea, among the largest wind farms in Vietnam
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Concrete causeway extending into the sea for close-up views of turbines
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Popular sunset and sunrise photography spot over the East Sea
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First large-scale offshore wind power project in Southeast Asia
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Panoramic coastal scenery with turbines lining the horizon
History of Bac Lieu Wind Farm
Construction began in 2010 and was completed in phases, with the first phase inaugurated in 2013 and full operation of 62 turbines (99.2 MW capacity) by 2016. It was the first large offshore wind farm in Vietnam and at the time the largest in Southeast Asia, marking a milestone for renewable energy development in the Mekong Delta.
Culture & Context
The wind farm has become a symbol of green energy and modern development for Bac Lieu and the Mekong Delta, and is now an iconic landmark and industrial tourism attraction representing Vietnam's transition to renewable energy.
Route
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