Cua Dai Beach After the Erosion: Where Hoi An Swimmers Go Now
Cua Dai beach has lost serious ground to coastal erosion over the past decade. Here's what it looks like today, and why most visitors now head to An Bang instead.
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Cua Dai beach has lost serious ground to coastal erosion over the past decade. Here's what it looks like today, and why most visitors now head to An Bang instead.
Cat Ba town has its charms, but the island's real character lives further out — in a fishing village reachable only by boat, a quiet cave, and a beach that most day-trippers never find.
Vietnam's coastline runs 3,200 km and three separate weather systems govern it. Pick the wrong month for the wrong coast and you'll sit in rain.
Skip the high-rises of Phu Quoc. Hon Son offers empty beaches, cheap seafood markets, and a rugged jungle peak just a short ferry ride from the coastal city of Rach Gia.
An hour south of Dong Hoi, Vung Chua is a calm bay backed by Yen Island hills — and the burial place of General Vo Nguyen Giap, drawing pilgrims and curious travelers alike.
Bai Mon is a crescent of white sand tucked beneath the Mui Dien lighthouse in Phu Yen — one of the quietest beaches on the central coast, if you show up early enough.
Bai Tu Long Bay sits directly north of Ha Long with the same limestone karsts and a fraction of the cruise traffic — here's how to actually get there and where to stay.
Bai Da Co Thach is a rocky coastline where algae turns boulders bright green each spring. Here's when to go, how to get there, and what to actually do.
Bai Dam Trau is a quiet crescent beach on Con Dao with clear water, no hawkers, and planes landing right overhead. Here's what you need to know before going.
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