Vietnam's idyllic tropical beaches have long been a favorite amongst
locals and intrepid travelers. In recent years, the beach scene has
inevitably expanded as foreigners discover the turquoise waters and
unique scuba diving along the country's central and south coast. The
country boasts more than 3400km of coastline, with infinite stretches of
powdery sand, coves, lagoons, impossible boulder formations and
tropical islands ringed with yet more beaches for visitor travel in Vietnam.
Nha Trang
Located in the Khanh Hoa province . The heavyweight champion of Vietnam,
Nha Trang has been knocking out visitors for years. True, the town is
brazen and brash, but the beach is bold and beautiful and a gateway to a
cluster of quieter islands. Divers explore hard and soft coral reefs,
caves and walls for some of the best diving in the South China Sea.
Adventures above water include wakeboarding, kite surfing and banana
boat rides. Divers and aquatic athletes relax poolside and exchange
stories over unique brews at the beach bar and pool at Louisiane
Brewhouse. The luxurious Evason Ana Mandara and Six Senses Spa has a
private beach and quick access to the countryside and nearby mountains.
The Vinpearl Resort and Spa is a resort island that can be reached by
motorboat or the Vinpearl cable car, the longest sea-crossing cable car
system in the world. In addition to the 5-star resort, there's an
amusement park, shopping mall and endless entertainment options both on
the beach and off.
Danang
Danang Beach, a central fighting area during the Vietnam War, is known
locally for its great beaches with notable surfing, scuba diving and
even a swanky resort. Furama Resort is the grand dame of Vietnam hotel
scene and is continually praised for its 5-star service, top-notch
amenities and perfect location on one of the country's best beaches. My
Khe beach, known as China Beach to foreigners, has a busy expat scene
and was the former recreation base for the US military during the war.
The white sands are framed by natural pines and coconut palms, the
perfect backdrop for a morning tai chi class or just lounging on the
beach.
Doc Let
Doc Let is just 30 miles from the bustling beach town Nha Trang, but it
offers a vastly different beach experience. There are few tourist
facilities making this a popular choice with renegade travelers looking
to forgo the crowds to settle into a beach paradise with lots of peace
and quiet. The Paradise Resort Hotel has 25 simple but comfortable beach
bungalows and a friendly proprietor. Prices include 3 meals a day so
there's no reason to stray far from the beach. The White Sand Doc Let
Resort and Spa brings 4-star luxury to the area with 54 luxurious rooms
and villas overlooking the turquoise waters and private sandy white
shores. See more what things information you need for hotel in Vietnam.
Phan Thiet
If you choose Vietnam tour
Phan Thiet. That is best choosing. The fishing village Phan Thiet is a
3-hour drive from Saigon, making it a quick weekend escape from the
city. Both Saigon's wealthy locals and expats flock to Cape Mui Ne, a
13-mile stretch of beach just east of the city. Head inland for a cool
photo shoot at the unusual red sand dunes that rise above the village
creating an exotic dessert vibe. The cozy and laidback Coco is a TV-free
zone with thatched roof bungalows scattered around the manicured green
lawn and overlooking a private strip of beach. The Novotel Coralia Ocean
Dunes Resort is a more modern spot with 3 bars, 2 restaurants and a
rare amenity in the area -- an on-site golf course designed by Nick
Faldo.
Phu Quoc Island
Located off the west coast of the Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc Island is bit
off the standard tourist track. The diverse topography is made up of
national forest land, pepper plantations and sprawling white sands
beaches. The island still maintains some of its untouched charm with
dirt roads, quiet shores and limited tourist services. The most
developed beach area is along Long Beach with large resorts and great
budget options like the Beach Club. La Veranda Resort, an exclusive
boutique hotel, is an elegant seaside escape. This French colonial-style
mansion sits located on Duong Dong Beach on the shores of the Gulf of
Thailand.
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