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Aside from the crowded islands that are already too famous, why not seek out an untouched island, to enjoy the pure, cool air, away from everything outside. Mytour will suggest to you 7 most beautiful untouched islands in Vietnam that you can choose to visit this summer.
Top 7 Most Beautiful Untouched Islands in Vietnam You Must Check-In This Summer Travel
1. Seven Corners Island
Seven Corners Island is considered the second largest island among 16 islands in Con Dao. Located on the eastern side of Con Dao, Seven Corners Island is covered by primeval forests, mangrove forests belonging to the tropical marine ecosystem. This place also contains many different coral species, all listed in Vietnam's red book.
This is the place where you can indulge in swimming and admire the coral reefs, explore the ocean at your fingertips because it's not easy to find a place that possesses a diverse coral reef like here.
Embark on a jungle trek, explore the mangrove ecosystem, and especially witness the unique Tank Crab species with claws that can startle anyone at first sight. Additionally, when you visit Seven Corners Island, you can also visit the lighthouse on the northeast side of the island, built from 1884 until now still operational, guiding ships in the area. You can hike along the mountain trail to the lighthouse to admire the beautiful panorama of Seven Corners Island amidst the vast expanse of the Con Dao seascape.
2. Cau Island
Cau Island, also known as Cau Island, belongs to Lien Huong town, Tuy Phong district, Binh Thuan province. The reason why this place is not well-known is because there are not many tourist services and transportation to the island is still difficult. However, once you set foot on Cau Island, you will not believe your eyes with the clear blue water here.
When you come to Cau Island, you will immerse yourself in a true seaside paradise: pristine and stunning. The clear blue sea along with the wind-eroded rock formations into many interesting shapes. The island is not large, just take a walk around to discover it all. Surrounding the island are continuous pristine beaches, each beach is so attractive that you can immerse yourself in the water for as long as you want.
To the east of Cau Island is a hill covered with low grass and giant stacked rocks. In contrast to the calm beaches on the other side, here the waves crash against the rocks periodically, splashing up to create a very majestic scene. This is also a suitable place for overnight camping, enjoying the breeze while watching the most beautiful sunrise on the island. As the sun sets slowly into the sea, the sky dons the glittering attire of millions of stars, enjoy it with all your senses.
3. Cloud Withdrawal Island
As the farthest island from Phu Quoc, it takes 50 minutes by boat to reach Cloud Withdrawal Island. To the north of the island is a small hill with many rocky cliffs along the coast, where waves create layers of foamy white water all year round.
In the center and south of the island are long stretches of coconut trees along the white sandy coastline. The sea at Cloud Withdrawal Island boasts a highly diverse ecosystem with over 100 species of hard and soft corals, 125 species of fish, 150 species of invertebrates, along with many precious marine creatures such as pearl oysters, sea cows, sea cucumbers...
When you visit Cloud Withdrawal Island during the sand replenishment season, the beach is covered with white sand and light green water. On the island, there is only one family, which is Mrs. Tam's family. Especially if you come here, remember to visit Mrs. Tam's eatery to enjoy the delicious sea urchin porridge paired with Phu Quoc pepper, and relax on the hammock amidst the beautiful scenery.
4. Half Moon Island
Half Moon Island is located at the foot of Cau Pass, on the border between Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa provinces, with a peak height of 105 meters above sea level. When visiting Half Moon Island with a large group, it is advisable to stay overnight to build a campfire, enjoy grilled seafood, and experience the peaceful night sea atmosphere. There is a lighthouse station and a border guard post on the island. Visitors to the island usually return the same day. However, staying on the island does not require prior permission.
Summer travel, to Half Moon Island, you will be guided to visit the lighthouse and admire the endless azure sea around the island. The hosts are also hospitable and cheerful, as there are not many visitors staying on the island. The boundary marker between Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa is also an interesting spot for people to visit and take photos.
Located on the north side of Half Moon Island are towering cliffs rising directly from the sea, stacked in staggering layers. These gigantic cliffs with rugged surfaces create a mysterious sensation. The higher you climb, the more beautiful sea views you'll discover.
5. Nail Island
Dubbed as the Robinson Island of Kien Giang waters, Nail Island is ideal for camping, exploring deserted islands, and admiring the stunning natural scenery on this summer trip. Arriving at Nail Island, before you are the clear jade waters adorned with rows of green coconut trees, natural rock formations arranged by the hands of nature, and smooth white sand beaches with unique beauty.
You may also come across a few nail trees (casuarina), the reason behind this unique name for the island. All you can hear is the sound of waves, the wind's whispers, all urban noises disappear. The feeling of complete harmony with the vast expanse of land and sky will create overwhelming emotions for those who come here.
6. Roof Island
Roof Island belongs to An Hai commune, Tuy An district, Phu Yen province. It's a small island nestled in the open sea, over 4km from Dam O Loan. Over 20 years ago, there were inhabitants on the island, but due to geographical conditions, this island remains very unfamiliar to many, even to locals. The island has an area of about 1.2 km², surrounded by high mountains, with caves and pristine beautiful beaches. The front beach of the island is a stretch of white, smooth sand, covered with coral and seaweed, clear blue water, suitable for swimming when camping outdoors.
On Roof Island, there is currently no electricity, only two freshwater wells, a small island temple, and absolutely no accompanying services. Therefore, visitors to the island need to bring their own food and drinks, and if they want to stay overnight, they must bring a tent for sleeping.
7. Dragon Eye Island
Located on the southern edge of Ha Long Bay, Bai Dong Island is a coastal area adjacent to Bai Tu Long. Here, there is a natural white sand beach, stretching for 3 to 4 hundred meters, and especially there is the unique scenery of a beautiful circular shape nestled amidst the mountains. That's why Bai Dong Island is also known as Dragon Eye Island, a fascinating island that has been talked about by internet users.
Dragon Eye Island, with an area of about 30 hectares, is also known by the name Bai Dong Island. The island is located on the southern side of Ha Long Bay, adjacent to the Lan Ha Bay area. The most attractive point of Dragon Eye Island lies in its pristine, untouched nature. If you have the financial ability to embark on a seaplane tour, you will get to admire the entire Ha Long Bay from above, then you will understand why this island is called Dragon Eye.
By Tieu Duy
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Reference: Travel Guide by Mytour
MytourApril 20, 2017
