Hai Hoa Beach

Hai Hoa Beach is a sandy coastal beach in Hai Hoa Ward, Nghi Son Town (formerly Tinh Gia District), Thanh Hoa Province, central Vietnam. Stretching about 3 kilometers along the Gulf of Tonkin, it is noted for its gently sloping shoreline, fine sand, clear water and relatively undeveloped, tranquil setting. The beach serves as a local fishing area and emerging domestic tourism destination, offering swimming, seafood and views of nearby islands.

Visitors can expect a wide, gently sloping sandy beach with fine sand and relatively calm, clear water along the Gulf of Tonkin. The shoreline is lined with casuarina trees, fishing boats and small seafood restaurants, with views toward Hon Me Island offshore. The area is less developed and less crowded than Sam Son, offering open space for walking, swimming, sunbathing and photography, with local fishing activity visible in the early morning and evening.

Hai Hoa is a traditional fishing coastal area of former Tinh Gia District, now Nghi Son Town, long associated with local fishing communities of Thanh Hoa Province. In recent years it has developed as a domestic beach tourism destination as part of Nghi Son Economic Zone development.

The beach reflects the coastal fishing culture of central Vietnam, with daily fishing activities, seafood cuisine and small-scale fishing boats characteristic of Hai Hoa Ward community life.