An Binh Islet

An Binh Islet, also known as Be Island (Dao Be), is a small volcanic islet located about 3 km north of Ly Son Island in Ly Son District, Quang Ngai Province, central Vietnam. Covering about 0.69 sq km, it is known for pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise water, dramatic volcanic rock formations and coral reefs. The islet hosts a small fishing community and offers a tranquil, less-developed island experience compared to the main Ly Son Island.

Visitors can expect a small, flat volcanic islet with white-sand beaches, clear turquoise water, black volcanic rock outcrops and coral reefs close to shore. The interior has small fishing hamlets, garlic and onion fields, and simple homestays. Areas to explore include beaches on the north and south coasts, shallow snorkeling areas, and village paths best explored on foot or by bicycle. Facilities are basic and the atmosphere is quiet and rural.

Part of the Ly Son volcanic archipelago formed by ancient volcanic eruptions; An Binh Islet shares the geological history of Ly Son Islands and has long been inhabited by fishing communities supporting the main Ly Son Island

Home to a small fishing community of about 400 residents with traditional fishing, garlic and spring onion cultivation, and simple island lifestyle that reflects Ly Son's maritime culture and community-based tourism