About Trung Luong Beach
Trung Luong Beach is a coastal beach in Cat Tien Commune, Phu Cat District, Gia Lai Province (formerly Binh Dinh Province) in south-central Vietnam, about 30 km northeast of Quy Nhon city. It is known for clear turquoise water, a sandy shoreline, rocky cliffs and small offshore islets facing the East Sea. Part of the Quy Nhon coastal cluster, it retains a relatively undeveloped, scenic character with a designated camping and picnic area attracting visitors for swimming, sightseeing and photography.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a curved sandy beach bordered by rocky headlands and cliffs with clear shallow water and views of offshore rocks and islets. The beach area includes an open camping and picnic zone with pathways, seating and food stalls. The setting is relatively quiet and natural compared to urban beaches, with space for walking along the shore, swimming in calm conditions, and photography of the coastline and sunrise over the sea.
Key highlights
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Clear turquoise water and sandy shoreline bordered by rocky cliffs
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Scenic offshore rock formations and islets
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Designated camping and picnic area with sea views
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Relatively quiet, natural coastal setting away from central Quy Nhon
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Photogenic coastline for landscape and sunrise photography
Route
| By air | Via Phu Cat Airport (UIH), then continue by road to Cat Tien |
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| By train | Via Dieu Tri Railway Station near Quy Nhon, then continue by road to Cat Tien |
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