Phu Yen has a favorable transport system in roads, railways, air and water. Tuy Hoa city is the provincial center, 1160 kilometers from Ha Noi capital, 400 kilometers from Da Nang city, 120 kilometers from Nha Trang city and 560 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh city following the National Highway 1A. Visitors can come to Phu Yen by coaches, planes or ships.

The National Highway 1A running through Phu Yen in the north-south direction of 117,5 kilometers, the National Road 1D runs along the seashore connecting Song Cau district with Qui Nhon city . The National Road N025 and the inter-provincial DT 645 running in the east-west direction connecting Phu Yen with the Western Highland provinces, from which it can be linked with the Trans-Asia route through the countries in the Indo-China Peninsula. In the near future there will be a tunnel through Deo Ca pass for road transport. The Trans-Vietnam Railway in the north-south direction calling at Phu Yen at the main station in Tuy Hoa city (Km N01,197) .

Phu Yen has Tuy Hoa airport about 7 kilometers in the south of Tuy Hoa city. There is Tuy Hoa - Ho Chi Minh city route with 7 flights per week;  Tuy Hoa - Ha Noi route with 3 flights per week.

Phu Yen has many lagoons and bays convenient for the ships to travel in and out for shelters or arrivals. Especially Vung Ro bay can receive liners of more than 5,000 tons. At present, the trading port is being built on a large scale.

The system of transport means is quite diversified with the inter-province and inner-province coach stations, and a great number of passenger coaches, tourist coaches, high quality coaches and taxis, buses ready to meet all kinds of travelers' transportation needs.