Bai Xep Beach

Bai Xep Beach is a small, relatively undeveloped beach located about 14 km north of Tuy Hoa city in Dak Lak Province (formerly Phu Yen Province). It features golden sand, clear turquoise water and distinctive black basalt rock formations beside a traditional fishing village. The beach gained national attention as a filming location for the film Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass and is noted for its tranquil, scenic and unspoiled coastal landscape.

Visitors can expect a quiet, natural beach setting with a stretch of golden sand bordered by black volcanic rocks and low hills. The water is clear and calm in the dry season, suitable for wading and swimming. A small fishing village with colorful boats lies at the southern end, and simple beachfront homestays and seafood eateries are nearby. The area is largely undeveloped, offering open sea views, sunrise views, and space for walking, photography and relaxing away from crowds.

Bai Xep is a long-standing fishing settlement and became widely known after serving as a primary filming location for the 2015 Vietnamese film Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass (Tôi thấy hoa vàng trên cỏ xanh), which increased tourism interest in the area.

The beach is adjacent to a traditional coastal fishing village that reflects local fishing culture, with daily fishing activities, coracle boats and small-scale seafood livelihoods visible to visitors.