Ca Na Beach

Ca Na Beach is a crescent-shaped coastal beach in Phuoc Diem Commune, Thuan Nam District, Khanh Hoa Province, about 30 km south of Phan Rang. Known for clear turquoise water, fine white sand and scattered granite boulders, it lies along National Route 1A facing Hon Lao islet. The beach remains relatively undeveloped compared to major resort areas, centered on a traditional fishing village noted for seafood, salt production and views of the East Sea.

Visitors can expect a curved bay with fine white sand, clear shallow turquoise water and large granite boulders at both ends of the beach. The setting is relatively quiet and natural, with fishing boats anchored offshore, small seafood restaurants along the shore, and views of Hon Lao islet. Areas for swimming, sunbathing, walking along the shoreline and photography are accessible, with National Route 1A running close behind the beach.

Ca Na has long been a fishing village and salt-producing area on the south-central coast, located in the historic Cham cultural region of former Ninh Thuan Province, now part of Khanh Hoa Province.

The beach is centered on a traditional fishing community known for boat fishing, salt fields and fresh seafood cuisine, reflecting the coastal livelihood of south-central Vietnam.