Egg rock beach on Binh Hung island (Cam Ranh)
Binh Hung Island, also known as Hon Chut or Hon Ty, is located in Cam Ranh deep-water bay. In addition to the clear blue sea water like in Maldives and the fine white sand beaches, Binh Hung also has an interesting destination that other islands do not have. That is the giant egg rock beach on the coast.

This rocky beach is located near Hon Chut lighthouse, however the road to get here is quite difficult. You have to walk up to Hon Chut lighthouse. When you get close to the top, there will be a walking path on the right hand side, just follow it and go down to reach this beautiful rocky beach.

Here, there are giant, round, smooth rocks, looking like dinosaur eggs stacked on top of each other. Despite the waves crashing on the shore, despite the strong winds blowing, the egg rock beach remains calm before the dreamy seascape of the beautiful Cam Ranh Bay.

Although you cannot swim or dive at this egg rock beach, it is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Central region, suitable for taking photos, especially at dawn and dusk. The combination of orange or red sky with blue sea and beautiful rocks will create many beautiful photos.

In addition to taking photos with the egg rock beach, visitors can also go to Hon Chut lighthouse to see the whole beautiful and charming Cam Ranh bay; or playing sports at Kinh beach, Me beach is also a memorable experience.

In particular, when traveling to Binh Hung Island, do not forget to enjoy seafood on rafts in the middle of the sea, eat lobster and stroll around the night market, buy souvenirs made from unique sea snails.
Queen's Beach (Quy Nhon)
In Quy Nhon, besides Ky Co and Eo Gio, there is also an extremely interesting beach near the city center. That is Hoang Hau beach in the Ghenh Rang - Tien Sa tourist area. From the city center to here about 3 km to the southeast. This place has a beauty that is both wild and exudes a touch of elegance and nobility.

Legend has it that this place used to be a playground and gathering place for fairies. Later, Queen Nam Phuong and King Bao Dai came here and fell in love with the beautiful beach and dreamy scenery of this place. Since then, the beach has been called Queen's Beach.

If it were just a beach with a long stretch of sand like many other beaches, Hoang Hau beach would not be checked in by tourists continuously. Hoang Hau beach is made up of smooth, round, egg-shaped stones of different sizes. The egg-shaped stones are cleverly arranged, with large stones below and small stones above. Time and waves erode the stones, making them more beautiful on sunny days.


At this beach, visitors can still swim. However, the rugged rocky terrain is quite dangerous. Therefore, it is best to come here to sightsee, take photos or simply find peace.

Right next to Hoang Hau beach, there is Hoang Hau restaurant, which specializes in serving delicious specialties of Quy Nhon. You can come here with your family and friends for lunch or dinner.































