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In contrast to the bustling, hurried atmosphere of Vung Tau, Dinh Co Beach carries within it a serene, peaceful beauty that has become a stopping point for countless dreamers.
Dinh Co Beach – A tranquil retreat in Vung Tau tourism (Photo: ST)
Dinh Co Beach in Vung Tau
Situated not far from the city center of Vung Tau, just about 20km away, this place belongs to Long Hai district, Long Dien province, Ba Ria - Vung Tau. Following along Highway 51 towards Ba Ria town and then turning left onto Provincial Road 44A, you won't have much difficulty finding your way to Dinh Co.
Crystal clear water at Dinh Co Beach (Photo: ST)
Previously quite deserted, later as other beaches in Vung Tau became crowded with tourists, this place began to attract more attention. But thanks to that, Dinh Co Beach still retains its pristine, simple beauty.
Dinh Co - A peaceful, untouched coastal area (Photo: ST)
Renowned for its fine golden sands stretching alongside the deep blue sea, Dinh Co Beach is a delightful escape on a hot summer day. Here, you'll revel in immersing yourself in the refreshing cool waters without the worry of crowdedness.
Waves crashing against the shore, creating white foam (Photo: ST)
The sunset over Dinh Co Beach is a magnificent sight that you must experience when you visit. From here, gazing towards Vung Tau city, visitors can take in the picturesque view: the sunset gradually descending behind the Big Mountain, Small Mountain, and the towering cityscape.
As the sunset descends upon Dinh Co Beach (Photo: ST)
With its long stretches of sun-drenched sandy beaches and foamy azure waves lapping gently, Dinh Co is not just a retreat after long, hard days but also an ideal spot for organizing picnics, team-building activities, and bonding with friends and family.
Enchanting azure sea mesmerizes the heart (Photo: ST)
Apart from admiring the beautiful natural scenery at Dinh Co Beach, you can also delve into its culture and folklore, particularly the stories surrounding the Dinh Co temple. Legend has it that a shrine was built here to honor a young girl who tragically perished at sea and washed ashore at Dinh Co Beach around 200 years ago. It is said that she frequently brings good dreams and aids fishermen in their catches, ensuring safe voyages. She is also known as the “Long Hai Goddess”.
Long Hai Goddess Temple (Photo: ST)
Fishing boats setting sail hopefully (Photo: ST)
What to eat at Dinh Co Beach?
Moreover, the seafood here is fresh and delicious at very affordable prices as local fishermen directly catch them. Most seafood is prepared into dishes like chili sauce, steamed with ginger… with prices ranging from 30,000đ – 50,000đ/box.
Delicious freshly grilled seafood at Dinh Co Beach (Photo: ST)
Visiting Dinh Co Beach for a day trip is enjoyable, allowing you to slow down and immerse yourself in tranquility. However, to fully explore and appreciate the beauty of this place, consider staying for a few days.
