About Hai Duong Beach
Hai Duong Beach is a relatively undeveloped coastal beach in Hai Duong Commune, Huong Tra Town, Hue City, Hue Municipality, central Vietnam. Located about 14-15 km northeast of Hue city center near the Tam Giang lagoon estuary, it is known for its long sandy shoreline, clear water, natural rock formations and traditional fishing village setting. The beach remains less crowded than Thuan An and offers a quiet, local atmosphere with simple seafood services.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, wide sandy beach with relatively clear water, natural rocky outcrops at the ends of the beach, and fishing boats anchored near shore. The setting is rural and quiet, backed by a small fishing village with simple local seafood eateries and stalls. There are no large resorts or extensive commercial developments. Areas for walking, swimming, photography and observing daily fishing activities are accessible along the shoreline.
Key highlights
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Long natural sandy shoreline with clear water
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Rock formations and fishing boats creating scenic coastal views
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Traditional fishing village atmosphere
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Less crowded and more natural than central Hue beaches
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Local seafood stalls serving fresh catch
Culture & Context
The beach is closely associated with the traditional fishing community of Hai Duong Commune, where small-scale coastal fishing and aquaculture remain part of daily life and local culture.
Route
| By air | Nearest airport is Phu Bai International Airport serving Hue, then continue by road to Hue city and to Hai Duong Beach. |
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| By train | Nearest major rail access is Hue Railway Station in Hue city center, then continue by road to the beach. |