Vietnamese beaches are often compared to the Maldives.

Ly Son (Quang Ngai)

Ly Son is an island district often described as a "precious gem" of Quang Ngai province. For a long time, it has been given numerous titles by travel enthusiasts, such as the Vietnamese version of Jeju Island or the Maldives. The island is known to be the remaining trace of a volcano with five craters, formed approximately 25-30 million years ago.

Ly Son consists of Big Island and Small Island, blessed with natural beauty thanks to its colossal ancient cliffs and stunningly clear blue waters. From Big Island, tourists can take a canoe to Small Island and enjoy swimming at Coconut Beach. The seawater here is quite clear and calm, perfect for those who prefer peace and unspoiled nature.

Ky Co (Quy Nhon, Binh Dinh)

When mentioning the coastal areas dubbed the "mini Maldives" of Vietnam, it's impossible to overlook Ky Co - a beach located in Nhon Ly commune, only about 20 km from the center of Quy Nhon city (Binh Dinh province).

Upon arriving here, many are surprised to see a pristine white sand beach stretching beneath strangely shaped rock formations. The seawater here has two distinct colors: near the shore, it's a clear, translucent blue, allowing you to see the bottom; further out, the water is a captivating deep blue.

Binh Hung (Khanh Hoa)

Binh Hung Island, also known as Hon Chut or Hon Ty, is a small island located about 1 km from the mainland, belonging to Cam Binh commune, Cam Ranh city, Khanh Hoa province. For a long time, it has been famous for the "Four Binh" islands, formed by Binh Hung, Binh Tien, Binh Lap, and Binh Ba, and is hailed as the "Maldives of Vietnam".

Of the four islands mentioned above, Binh Hung remains the most popular destination for tourists. Nowadays, exploring this beautiful island is becoming increasingly easy thanks to a wide range of domestic tours. Some must-see landmarks in Binh Hung include: Binh Tien Beach, Kinh Beach, Nuoc Ngọt Beach, Cay Me Beach, Da Trung Beach, and Hon Chut Lighthouse…

Phu Quy Island (Binh Thuan Province)

Phu Quy is a small island belonging to Binh Thuan province, located about 120 km from the mainland. Previously, getting to the island was quite difficult, so when tourism was only recently developed, the island remained very pristine, with clear blue waters and peaceful scenery. Therefore, not many people knew about or chose to visit this beautiful island.

However, in recent years, Phu Quy Island has gradually won the hearts of more and more travel enthusiasts thanks to a series of beautiful photos shared on social media. Visiting this pristine island is also no longer as difficult as before. Some places you can check in on the island include Bai Nho Beach, Trieu Duong Bay, Phong Dien, Linh Son Pagoda, Hon Tranh Island, and Doi Thay Cape…

Con Dao Island (Vung Tau)

Not to be outdone by the destinations mentioned above, Con Dao also features on the list of Vietnam's Maldives-like beautiful beaches. This is an island district belonging to Ba Ria - Vung Tau province, located only about 97 nautical miles (approximately 180 km) from the center of Vung Tau city and 40 nautical miles (approximately 74 km) from Vinh Hai commune, Vinh Chau town, Soc Trang province. These are also two popular destinations for tourists traveling to the island.

Besides its long history, Con Dao is also one of Vietnam's 21 national tourist areas and is considered by many tourists as an ideal paradise for relaxation and nature exploration, with its fresh climate, beautiful pristine beaches, clear, cool blue waters, and long, smooth sandy shores.

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