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Vinh Thuc Island
Vinh Thuc Island is considered the "muse" of Quang Ninh province because of its peaceful, romantic, and pristine scenery. Located about 20 km from Mong Cai city, the island covers an area of 5000 hectares and has fewer than 1000 inhabitants. It is unspoiled and tranquil, with a winding road, tropical forests, and beautiful beaches such as Dau Dong Beach and Ben Hen Beach.
On Vinh Thuc Island, visitors can go to the lighthouse to watch the sunrise. In addition, watching the sunset over the sea is also a very romantic experience. Vinh Thuc is gradually developing tourism services with charming homestays and restaurants selling many delicious dishes, promising memorable experiences for visitors.
Monkey Island - Cat Ba
Monkey Island, also known as Cat Dua Island, is part of the Cat Ba archipelago in Hai Phong province. This pristine island has a circumference of approximately 3 km and is home to a large monkey population. Upon arriving on the island, visitors will be surprised to encounter these intelligent and playful monkeys.
Besides the monkeys, visitors to the island also have the opportunity to explore two beautiful beaches, Cat Dua 1 and Cat Dua 2. Behind the two beaches are spacious gardens with many tropical plants such as wild pineapples, white apples, and sea almond trees, making the scenery even more picturesque.
On Monkey Island, visitors can enjoy swimming, hiking to admire the panoramic view of Lan Ha Bay, or booking diving tours to explore the ocean. Currently, Monkey Island has gradually developed in terms of tourism, offering a full range of accommodation and dining services to meet all the needs of tourists.
Hai Thinh Beach
Hai Thinh Beach is located in Thinh Long town, Hai Hau district, Nam Dinh province. It is one of the province's beautiful beaches, stretching 3 km, offering a peaceful seaside setting, a relaxed pace of life, and a variety of delicious seafood.
Hai Thinh Beach doesn't have the crystal-clear blue water or fine white sand of other pristine islands in Vietnam. However, it boasts a fairly long stretch of sand, and there's a beautiful ruined church on the shore. Here, visitors can watch the sunrise and take photos, swim, or try shrimp fishing. Don't forget to sample the local specialties sold at the many stalls lining the beach.
Dong Chau Beach
Dong Chau Beach in Tien Hai District, Thai Binh Province, is gradually making a strong impression. The beach here is relatively wide, with a long, gently sloping sandy shore and rows of lush green casuarina trees lining the coastline.
Visitors to Dong Chau love swimming, playing sports, or organizing team-building activities on the beach, as well as exploring famous dishes such as eel salad, jellyfish salad, salted jellyfish... and the most attractive dish that no one can miss is Quynh Coi fish soup.
Lang Van Beach
Although not as famous as My Khe Beach, Lang Van Beach is very popular with young people in Da Nang. Located at the foot of Hai Van Pass, this beach boasts a wide and beautiful sandy shore. Almost completely isolated from the city center of Da Nang, it features a small village with a peaceful and picturesque setting.
The sea water at Lang Van is cool, clear, and relatively clean. Everyone who comes here wants to immerse themselves in the refreshing water, swimming to their heart's content to forget the summer heat. Therefore, Lang Van is also an ideal location for picnics and camping.
An Binh Island
An Binh Island, also known as Be Island, belongs to Ly Son Island District. Located about 7 km from Ly Son Island, Be Island is small in area but boasts stunning seascapes. The clear blue water and pristine beaches create a captivating scene.
Compared to the bustling Ly Son, Be Island is much quieter. It's also ideal for snorkeling, diving, and swimming. Additionally, visitors can stroll through the village, exploring murals depicting the peaceful life of the islanders as well as scenes of the underwater world.
Diep Son Island
Diep Son is an island in Khanh Hoa province, famous for its walking path in the middle of the sea when the tide recedes. In summer, Diep Son is likened to the "Maldives of Vietnam" because of its incredibly pristine and romantic scenery. Compared to the "Four Islands of Binh", the beauty of Diep Son is in no way inferior.
Summer is the ideal time to explore Diep Son Island. The weather is dry and warm, and the sea is very blue. Visitors have the opportunity to experience the walking path connecting three islands, which is about 700 meters long. Besides that, visitors can enjoy swimming, kayaking, or renting a boat to explore other nearby islands.
Hon Nua
Hon Nua is a pristine island in Phu Yen province, located right at the foot of Ca Pass. There are no inhabitants on the island, only a undulating mountain about 100 meters high and pristine beaches with long stretches of fine white sand.
From the mainland, a 30-minute boat ride will take visitors to the island, where they will find the stunningly beautiful Hon Nua with its soft white sand beaches and captivating clear blue waters. Further out are rocky outcrops of incredibly strange shapes.
Besides swimming, visitors can find calm, sheltered rocky outcrops to fish. Additionally, snorkeling to admire the coral reefs or even organizing a BBQ party on the beach are also great experiences to try on Hon Nua Island.
Nam Du Island
One of the archipelagos boasting beautiful beaches in Vietnam is the Nam Du archipelago in Kien Giang province. Here, visitors have the opportunity to walk along the unique road around Hon Lon island, check in at Cay Men beach, snorkel to admire the coral reefs at Hon Hai Bo Dap, or enjoy the beautiful sunset on Hon Mau beach.
Just 2-3 days is enough to fully experience this archipelago. Currently, Nam Du has many beautiful resorts and homestays to cater to the accommodation needs of tourists. Not to mention, the fresh and delicious seafood on the island is also a great plus for Nam Du.
