Having a coastline of more than 2,000 miles long, Vietnam is home to some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. With beautiful lagoons and deep blue coves along with long stretches of powdery sand, the beaches of Vietnam are truly one of Asia’s best-kept secrets. So, if your idea of a Vietnam vacation includes frolicking in the sun while soaking up the scenic beachside views, here are some of the best beaches in Vietnam that you may want to visit during your trip.
Vietnam Visa:
Getting visa on arrival Vietnam
If you need a visa to visit Vietnam, it’s a good idea to arrange your visa in advance. Thankfully, applying for a Vietnam Visa is now so easy, fast, and convenient. You can do it online at Evisa-Vietnam.com. They will handle all the paperwork and will provide you with everything you need to know about your visa application. The process is really smooth and easy.
When applying for a Vietnam Visa, you need to fill out the form online and make a payment of the tourist visa application fee. Make sure you fill out all the details in the form, including your travel dates, duration of your trip, and other important information. The company will then send you an email that you need to print to present to the Immigration upon arrival at the airport.
Once you have your visa sorted, you can now start planning for your Vietnam trip. So, here’s a list of some of the best beaches in Vietnam:
Da Nang
Da Nang is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the country
Da Nang is Vietnam’s third largest city and home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the country. This is the best destination for those who wanted to escape from the busy and sometimes chaotic touristy places of Vietnam. Da Nang is also home to several luxury beachfront resorts although there are also plenty of affordable accommodations that cater to budget travellers. Aside from the beautiful beaches, Da Nang is also known for its scenic mountain views. The surrounding is very tranquil and serene and a truly a great place to unwind away from the busy crowd.
Mui Ne
Kite-surfing in Mui Ne Beach
Just a 5-hour bus ride away from Ho Chi Minh, Mui Ne is known for its exquisite stretch of white sandy beaches. It’s a hotspot for tourists and locals who wanted to escape from the hustle bustle of Ho Chi Minh. Aside from the beautiful beaches, Mui Ne is also home to desert-like sand dunes and a charming fishing village that’s definitely worth exploring for.
Cua Dai or An Bang Beach in Hoi An
An Bang Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam
If you happen to visit the charming old town of Hoi An, consider taking a day trip to the beautiful beaches of Cua Dai or An Bang, which are a few kilometers away from the town center. You can hire a motorbike taxi going there or you can rent your own motorbike and drive your way to these beautiful beaches. There are plenty of sun beds that you can rent by the beach, where you can relax and frolic under the sun. When evening comes, check out the restaurants and bars nearby where you can enjoy a bottle or two of the local beer.
Phu Quoc
Sunbeds under tropical palms on beautiful Bai Sao beach of Phu Quoc island
Phu Quoc is an island located at the lowest part of the country, near the border of Cambodia. The island is a popular destination in Vietnam due to its pristine beaches with a long coastline. Phu Quoc is also an ideal getaway for those who want to take part in some water sport activities such as kayaking and snorkeling. You can also hire a boat where you can go island hopping and snorkeling in the nearby islands.
Nha Trang
Central Beach of Nha Trang city
The lively coastal town of Nha Trang is another popular beach destination in Vietnam. If you’re fond of diving, then this is the best place for you for there are plenty of scuba diving shops around the area. Nha Trang is close to the many little islands where boats would take divers who wanted to explore Vietnam’s colorful coral reefs and various marine life creatures.
Vung Tau
Aerial view of Vung Tau Central Beach
Vung Tau literally means Bay of Boats because this is a port city located in Vietnam’s southern peninsula, close to the city of Ho Chi Minh. This popular seaside town draws hundreds of visitors from the nearby city, which is only 30 minutes away through a hydrofoil boat. Although this beach is not as serene as Da Nang, Mui Ne, and the other beaches mentioned above, it’s still worth a visit because of its lively vibe. There are plenty of local bars and restaurants around the area, a great place to party, socialize, and meet up with fellow travellers.
