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As summer kicks in, travel enthusiasts are exchanging recommendations for stunning and unique places to explore, planning their next adventures. One such unforgettable stop is Ly Son Island – often referred to as the 'Maldives of Vietnam' – known for its pristine beauty and romantic charm. Let's take a closer look at this incredible island with Mytour below.
Where is Ly Son Island?
Ly Son is an island district located in Quang Ngai Province. The Ly Son Archipelago consists of three islands: Cu Lao Re – Big Island, An Binh Island – Small Island, and Mu Cu Island. It lies approximately 30 kilometers from the mainland.
What is the best season to visit Ly Son?
Ly Son Island experiences two distinct seasons: the dry and the rainy season. The best time to visit is from April to August, when the weather is most favorable with little rain and plenty of sunshine, making it perfect for travel. From September to December, it is the rainy season, bringing storms and rough seas, so it is advisable to avoid this period for your visit.
The best time to explore Ly Son Island is from April to August.
How to get to Ly Son?
As mentioned earlier, Ly Son Island is located 30 kilometers from the mainland, and the only way to get there is by high-speed boat. You will depart from Sa Ky port to reach Ly Son. However, if you're traveling from Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, you will need to book a flight to Tam Ky - Chu Lai. After arriving at Chu Lai Airport, you'll need to travel approximately 42 more kilometers to reach Sa Ky port.
Alternatively, travelers can choose to fly to Da Nang and then take a taxi or train to Quang Ngai City. Sa Ky Port is about 20 kilometers from the center of Quang Ngai City.
What are the must-try experiences in Ly Son?
Some of the famous attractions you shouldn't miss in Ly Son include: Thoi Loi Peak, the garlic fields, Hang Cau, To Vo Gate, Hang Pagoda, Duc Pagoda, Am Linh Temple, Small Island – Mu Cu Island, the mural village, and Bai Ngang Beach.
Ly Son is home to some breathtakingly beautiful landscapes.
Ly Son offers an array of delicious local specialties: Don't forget to try the fresh and tasty dishes such as Huynh De crab, lobster, conch, Ta Ma fish, fish cakes, garlic salad, seaweed salad, crab noodle soup, black watermelon, statue snails, and Banh It La Gai.
And the unforgettable dishes that will have you coming back for more.
Where to stay in Ly Son?
Today, Ly Son offers a much wider range of hotels and guesthouses than before, with a variety of options for travelers. You can choose from guesthouses or homestays, which cost around 200,000 to 400,000 VND per night if you're looking to save on expenses. Despite the low cost, these accommodations are well-equipped, clean, and airy. For those with a higher budget and a preference for modern, luxurious stays, there are options like Muong Thanh Holiday Ly Son or Ly Son Pearl Hotel & Resort. Additionally, if you visit Small Island and decide to stay there, you'll find some unique homestays such as Ly Son Bungalow, XaLaBin, and Gio Bien, offering a one-of-a-kind experience.
We hope the useful information provided here helps Mytour customers make the best choice for their upcoming trip to Ly Son. Don't forget to contact our hotline 1900 2083 for fast and efficient flight booking assistance from Mytour.
T. Sau, 21/04/2023 15:31
