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Scattered across the East Sea and spanning the length of the country, Vietnam's breathtaking islands boast pristine sandy beaches, fresh seafood, and much more.
Lý Sơn
Before earning its place among Vietnam's most beautiful islands, Lý Sơn was famously known as the 'Garlic Kingdom.' Volcanic eruptions left behind fertile soil, perfect for cultivating high-quality garlic. Today, its towering rugged cliffs and vibrant turquoise waters attract countless visitors. Lý Sơn comprises two small islands: Cù Lao Ré and An Bình. Renting a motorbike to reach the peak of Thới Lới on Cù Lao Ré or camping on An Bình's beach are unforgettable experiences.
Hòn Tre
Hòn Tre in Nha Trang stands out among Vietnam's islands. As a fully integrated resort complex, it blends natural beauty with top-tier entertainment and relaxation. A 15-minute cable car ride transports you from Nha Trang city to VinWonders Nha Trang amusement park. Enjoy thrilling water slides, roller coasters, and bumper cars, or unwind with luxurious spa treatments.
Cù lao Chàm
A 20-minute boat ride from Cửa Đại harbor will take you to Cù lao Chàm, one of Vietnam's most stunning islands. This cluster of 8 islands is renowned for its breathtaking coral reefs. With 7 beaches waiting to be explored, food enthusiasts can indulge in exquisite seafood at Bãi Hương.
Culture lovers can visit Bãi Làng to experience the daily lives of local fishermen. Adventure seekers will find natural caves and untouched landscapes at Bãi Bắc. Sun loungers invite visitors to relax at Bãi Chồng and Bãi Bìm.
Côn Đảo
Côn Đảo is home to stunningly secluded beaches and a vast national park. The island's fine white sands are rarely touched by anyone other than local fishermen. In Vietnam, Côn Đảo is known for its tragic history as a colonial-era prison, used by the French and later the Americans to detain prisoners.
The Côn Đảo Prison and Museum preserve haunting memories of this dark period. Away from the small town, coastal roads lead to crystal-clear waters and lush green hills. Côn Đảo offers impressive coral diving spots, and its national park features interconnected hiking trails for visitors to explore.
Nam Du
Escape to the serene beauty of Nam Du, a captivating Vietnamese island accessible only by ferry. While it lacks luxury hotels and resorts, Nam Du enchants visitors with its natural charm. Sip on refreshing coconuts under the shade of palm trees at Bãi Mến, the island's most stunning beach. Alternatively, explore nearby islets and immerse yourself in their crystal-clear waters.
Phú Quốc
While many of Vietnam's beautiful islands are summer destinations, Phú Quốc shines as the perfect Christmas getaway. From November to March, the island boasts clear skies and abundant sunshine. Bãi Sao, with its powdery white sand and turquoise waters, remains a favorite spot, while Bãi Ông Lang is another must-visit beach.
Phú Quốc offers endless activities for visitors. Embark on a boat trip to snorkel vibrant coral reefs, take a cable car to Hòn Thơm, or indulge in a five-star vacation experience. The island is also a paradise for seafood lovers, serving the freshest catches in Vietnam, including local delicacies like raw herring salad and crab.
Cát Bà
The largest island in Lan Hạ Bay is renowned for its stunning limestone mountains. Just a few hours from Hanoi, Cát Bà offers an incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in nature. Kayaking enthusiasts will be drawn to its calm waters and numerous caves waiting to be explored. You can venture to the fishing village of Việt Hải for an overnight stay at a charming homestay and witness breathtaking sunrises.
According to Mytour.vn
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Reference: Travel Guide by Mytour.vn
Mytour.vnJuly 10, 2024
