Top 6 best beaches in Vietnam

Vietnam is a destination that impresses many foreign visitors by its attractive beaches. Here are the top 6 best beaches that have been praised by international media for the past year.

Quy Nhon (Binh Dinh)

Quy Nhon has a beach of more than 72 km. This destination is not only famous for domestic customers but also attracts international visitors with many golden bow-shaped sand beaches, clear blue water, fresh air and tranquility rarely seen in any famous seas…

In November 2019, CNN (USA) praised and commented that Quy Nhon City has everything that a discerning traveler wants like a 5-star resort. Here, you can enjoy diverse cuisine, pristine beaches. In addition, it also gives visitors the opportunity to experience a unique coffee culture. Moreover, you can immerse yourself in the bustling market or visit museums, pagodas, and monuments.

Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa)

Nha Trang is a city in the South Central Coast region. It’s known as the land with many top beautiful beaches in Vietnam. Many international visitors choose Nha Trang as the place to enjoy their vacation. Foreign tourists with Hh_trips account share: “I feel great when immersed in the blue sea, white sand, sunshine in Nha Trang. It has a lot of beautiful memories in my heart.”

In late October, by the British travel magazine Rough Guides voted for Nha Trang to enter the top 20 most beautiful beaches in Vietnam. The famous travel magazine The Travel also named this coastal city on the list of the 10 best places to honeymoon in Asia in 2019.

Phu Quoc

Nestled in the Gulf of Thailand a stone’s throw from Cambodia, Phu Quoc is Vietnam’s largest and westernmost island. While over half of the teardrop-shaped island comprises Phu Quoc National Park, a dense tropical jungle draped around scenic mountains, its many beaches remain the main attraction. Most notable of these is Khem Beach (or “Cream Beach”). This beach is one of the world’s best beaches and Sao Beach. It is located on the southern end of the island and offering palm trees, white sand, and stunning views.

If you’re looking for cheap accommodations and a social, tourist-heavy atmosphere, head to North Long Beach, which can be accessed from the majority of the island’s hotels. In recent years, Phu Quoc has been increasingly threatened by over-tourism and development, so plan a visit soon to enjoy its natural beauty.

My Khe – Da Nang

A one-time French colonial port on the central coast, Vietnam’s third-largest city is also home to some of the country’s best beaches. And from the bustling beaches located a short drive from city to the more secluded spots for those keen on adventure.

Fans of water sports can visit My Khe Beach. It is the closest beach to the city center and a world-renowned favorite for surfing, snorkeling, and jet-skiing. Meanwhile, those who prefer some privacy can hop on a motorbike to the untouched Tien Sa Beach on the north side of the Son Tra Peninsula. Other nearby attractions include the stunning Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Caves. Other than that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here is home to Son Doong, the world’s largest cave.

Con Dao (Ba Ria – Vung Tau)

Con Dao is in the Southeast region. CNN commented that this is an archipelago favored by many tourists because of the colorful coral reefs, diving sites, and clean beaches. At the same time, the US newspaper also voted this land among the top 30 most beautiful destinations in Vietnam in February this year.

Previously, Forbes magazine (USA) rated Con Dao as land to attract nature lovers because they can see turtles lay eggs and interesting turtles release activities to the sea every year. Last November, the islands were also in the top 9 islands with mysterious beauty according to a list of fashion and lifestyle magazines.

Halong Bay

Whilst not technically a beach, kayaking across tranquil waters and swimming amidst twinkles of phosphorescent plankton are both possible in spectacular Ha Long Bay. From November to March there can be chilly days of drizzly weather when the splendor and romance of the bay are harder to appreciate, but the gorgeous caves and beautiful scenery make up for this in the summer months.

To get information about those beaches itinerary, please visit Go Vietnam Travel’s website.