Sam Son Beach
Sam Son Beach is located 16 kilometers east of Thanh Hoa City in eastern Vietnam and is one of the most charming beaches in Vietnam. This splendid coastline, developed as early as 1906, stretches for 6 kilometers from Lach Hoi Bay to the foot of Truong Le Mountain. The beach features fine white sand and clear blue waters, perfect for swimming and savoring fresh seafood. Additionally, visitors can explore famous local landmarks such as Doc Cuoc Temple, Fairy Temple, Male and Female Rocks, and Truong Le Mountain, making the trip even more fulfilling.
Bai Chay Beach
Bai Chay Beach is located along the coastline of Ha Long Bay and is an artificial beach with a unique terrain closely connected to the coastal hills. Among the pine forests, the high-end hotels and villas have distinctive architectural styles. There are two legends about Bai Chay Beach: one is related to the history of Tran Khanh Du defeating the Mongol-Yuan army, and the other involves activities related to local fishermen. Besides swimming, tasting seafood, and enjoying the cool sea breeze, Bai Chay Beach attracts visitors for more than just these reasons. Notably, Ha Long Bay—one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World—also becomes a destination for people to explore.
Cua Lo Beach
Cua Lo Beach is located in Cua Lo Town, Nghe An Province, 16 kilometers northeast of Vinh City. It is situated where the northern Cam River and the southern Lam River meet the sea. The fine white sand of Cua Lo Beach complements the lush green casuarina trees. The seawater is crystal clear with a high salinity of 3.4-3.5%. Besides enjoying swimming and strolling along the coastline, visitors to Cua Lo Beach can try squid fishing, which is a unique attraction that draws tourists to this beach.
Do Son Beach
Do Son Beach is located in Do Son District, Hai Phong City, and is a place with mesmerizing coastal scenery. The seawater here is crystal clear, the beach is soft and stretches endlessly, and the sea breeze blows gently, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors coming to Do Son Beach for a vacation can enjoy swimming in the seaside bathing area, savoring the rich and delicious local cuisine, and admiring the magnificent mountain and water scenery of Do Son. It is said that this place was once a summer retreat for many emperors, with a rich history that makes it worth a visit.
Cua Tung Beach
Cua Tung Beach is located in Vinh Linh District, Quang Tri Province, and is a famous tourist attraction. It features soft white sand and clear blue waters. The most unique aspect is the eight red soil roads leading to the seaside, forming a magnificent tortoiseshell comb. Therefore, Cua Tung Beach is known as the 'Queen of Seaside Resorts'. In addition, Cua Tung Beach has many other historical sites, such as the 17th Parallel, Hien Luong Bridge, Ben Hai River, Truong Son Martyrs' Cemetery, Vinh Moc Tunnels, and the heroic Con Co Island, attracting numerous visitors.
Lang Co Bay
Lang Co Bay, with its 10-kilometer-long white sandy beach, clear blue waters, and vast tropical forests, is one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam. There are two explanations for the name of this place. The first is that its name 'An Cu' is a homophone with a local fishing village. Another explanation is that the area used to be a habitat for many storks, hence it was called 'Stork Village'. Lang Co Bay is located near three World Cultural Heritage sites in Vietnam, including the ancient capital of Hue, the ancient town of Hoi An, and the My Son Sanctuary, attracting tourists for sightseeing, cultural exploration, and vacation.
