68 places to discover
Ang Sila is a historic coastal fishing community in Ang Sila Subdistrict, Mueang Chonburi District, Chonburi Province, east of Bangkok on the Gulf of Thailand. Known for its traditional wooden shophouses, seafood restaurants, and centuries-old granite mortar and pestle craft, it centers on the Ang Sila Old Market. The waterfront retains fishing piers, small shrines and views toward Bang Saen, offering a preserved example of eastern Thailand's coastal village life.
Ao Bang Tabun is a shallow bay at the mouth of the Bang Tabun River in Bang Tabun Subdistrict, Ban Laem District, Phetchaburi Province, on the upper Gulf of Thailand. Known for its extensive cockle, mussel and oyster farms, mangrove fringes and stilted seafood restaurants, it is a traditional fishing community rather than a swimming beach. The bay is notable for aquaculture landscapes, birdlife and views across mudflats at low tide.
Bagan Lalang Beach is a public coastal beach located at Bagan Lalang village near Sungai Pelek in Sepang District, Selangor, Malaysia, facing the Strait of Malacca. It is known for its long stretch of dark sandy shoreline, fishing village setting, and proximity to Sepang Gold Coast resort. The beach is a popular local getaway for picnics, sunset viewing and seafood dining, offering a laid-back coastal environment close to Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
Bai Dong Beach is a coastal beach located in Nghi Son Commune, Nghi Son Town, formerly Tinh Gia District, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam. Situated within the Nghi Son Economic Zone, it features a curved sandy shoreline, clear turquoise water, rocky headlands and a relatively unspoiled natural setting. Managed as part of the Nghi Son Eco Island area, it is notable for its tranquil atmosphere, clean environment and scenic views toward Hon Me Island offshore.
Bai Rang is a small beach on the Son Tra Peninsula in Son Tra District, Da Nang, Vietnam. Located about 10 km northeast of Da Nang city center, it is known for its rocky shoreline, clear shallow water and fishing village setting. The beach is notable for snorkeling, swimming and seafood dining, with views of the peninsula's forested hills and traditional basket boats along the shore.
Bang Bao Fishing Village is a traditional stilt village at the southwestern tip of Ko Chang Island in Trat Province, Thailand. Built over the sea on wooden piers, it was originally a fishing community and now functions as a tourist pier and market. The village is notable for its long concrete pier, lighthouse, rows of seafood restaurants and souvenir shops, and as the departure point for boat trips to nearby islands within Mu Ko Chang National Park.
Bao Ninh Beach is a long sandy beach in Bao Ninh Commune, Dong Hoi City, Quang Tri Province, located east of the Nhat Le River opposite the city centre. It is known for its wide stretch of fine sand, relatively calm waters and fishing village character. The beach is lined with casuarina trees, local seafood restaurants and resorts, and offers views of fishing boats and the Nhat Le estuary.
Baybay Beach is a public urban beach in Barangay Baybay, Roxas City, Capiz, along the northern coast of Panay Island facing the Sibuyan Sea. It is known for its long stretch of fine gray-brown sand, calm waters, and beachfront seafood stalls. Located a few minutes from the city center, it serves as the main seaside leisure area for residents and visitors to the Seafood Capital of the Philippines.
Cam Ranh Bay is a large natural deep-water bay on the south-central coast of Vietnam in Cam Ranh City, Khanh Hoa Province, about 60 km south of Nha Trang. Sheltered by a peninsula and islands, it is regarded as one of the finest natural harbors in Southeast Asia. The bay is noted for clear turquoise water, long sandy beaches such as Bai Dai, fishing villages, and developing beach resorts along its coastline.
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.
Cha-am Beach is a long, sandy beach on the Gulf of Thailand in Cha-am District, Phetchaburi Province, about 170 km southwest of Bangkok. One of Thailand's oldest seaside resorts, it is known for its wide, gently sloping white sand shoreline lined with casuarina trees, shallow calm waters and relaxed family-oriented atmosphere. The beach features a continuous promenade, seafood restaurants, accommodation and proximity to the historic Mrigadayavan Palace.
Con Vanh Ecotourism Area is a coastal ecotourism site at the Ba Lat estuary where the Red River meets the Gulf of Tonkin, in Nam Phu Commune, Tien Hai District, Hung Yen Province (formerly Thai Binh Province). It features a 3 km long sandy-muddy beach backed by mangrove forests, tidal flats and casuarina groves within the Red River Biosphere Reserve. Notable for its wild, undeveloped landscape, migratory bird habitat and fresh seafood, it is a popular nature getaway from Thai Binh city.
Cua Dai Beach is a sandy beach located at the mouth of the Thu Bon River where it meets the East Sea, about 5 km northeast of Hoi An Ancient Town in Cam An Ward, Hoi An, Da Nang. Once known for its long stretch of fine white sand, it is notable for its river-mouth setting, views toward the Cham Islands, and proximity to the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town.
Cua Lo Beach is a long sandy beach in Cua Lo Town, Nghe An Province, about 16 km northeast of Vinh City in north-central Vietnam. Stretching approximately 10 km along the Gulf of Tonkin, it is known for its flat, fine sand, shallow waters and pine-fringed shoreline. Developed as a seaside resort since the French colonial era, it is one of Nghe An's most popular coastal destinations for swimming, seafood and summer tourism.
Cua Tung Beach is a sandy beach at the estuary of the Ben Hai River in Cua Tung Town, Vinh Linh District, Quang Tri Province, central Vietnam. Known during the French colonial period as the 'Queen of Beaches,' it is notable for its wide sandy shoreline, gentle slope, pine-fringed backdrop and location near the former Demilitarized Zone. The beach is a popular local destination for swimming, sightseeing and seafood dining.
Cua Viet Beach is a coastal beach at the mouth of the Thach Han River where it meets the East Sea in Gio Viet Commune, Gio Linh District, Quang Tri Province, central Vietnam. Located about 15 kilometers northeast of Dong Ha City, it features a long sandy shoreline backed by fishing villages and casuarina trees. Known for its relatively undeveloped, tranquil setting, fresh seafood, and river-sea confluence views, it serves as a local recreational beach and fishing harbor.
Da Nhay Beach is a coastal attraction in Hai Trach Commune, Bo Trach District, about 25-26 km north of Dong Hoi in Quang Tri Province (formerly Quang Binh). It is notable for its unusual rock formations along the shoreline, where limestone karsts have been eroded into varied shapes. The beach features fine sand, clear seawater and a mountain backdrop, making it a popular stop for sightseeing and photography.
Doc Let Beach is a long white-sand beach in Ninh Hai Ward, Ninh Hoa Town, about 50 km north of Nha Trang in Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam. It is known for its fine white sand, shallow calm turquoise water and gentle slope extending far from shore. Stretching several kilometers along the Hon Khoi Peninsula, the beach offers a quieter alternative to central Nha Trang, with nearby salt fields, fishing villages and resort-lined shoreline.
Don Hoi Lot is a large sandbar and mudflat at the mouth of the Mae Klong River in Bang Chak, Mueang Samut Songkhram, where the river meets the Gulf of Thailand. Famous for its endemic razor clams (hoi lot), the site appears as a vast white sandy expanse at low tide. Designated as a Ramsar wetland, it offers seafood restaurants on stilts, views of the estuary, and a shrine to Prince Chumphon.
Do Son Beach is a coastal resort area in Do Son District, Hai Phong City, about 20 km southeast of central Hai Phong in northern Vietnam. Comprising three main beach zones (Zone 1, 2 and 3) along the Gulf of Tonkin, it is one of northern Vietnam's oldest beach resorts, developed during the French colonial period. The beach is known for its sandy shoreline, pine-covered hills, seafood restaurants, and proximity to Hon Dau Island and Bao Dai Villa.
The Gigantes Islands are an archipelago in the Visayan Sea off northeastern Iloilo, administered by the municipality of Carles. Comprising Gigantes Norte, Gigantes Sur and smaller islets, the group is known for white-sand beaches, limestone formations, lagoons and caves. Notable for scallop harvesting and traditional fishing villages, the islands are accessed by boat from Bancal Port and are a popular island-hopping destination in Western Visayas.
Hai Thinh Beach is a sandy beach in Thinh Long Ward, Hai Hau District, Ninh Binh Province on the Gulf of Tonkin in northern Vietnam. Formerly part of Nam Dinh Province before the 2025 merger into Ninh Binh, it extends about 3 km with fine sand and a gentle slope. Notable for its fishing village setting, fresh seafood and calm local atmosphere, it is a popular regional destination for swimming, beach walks and seafood dining.
Hai Tien Beach is a 12-kilometre sandy beach on the Gulf of Tonkin in Hoang Hoa District, Thanh Hoa Province, about 20 kilometres northeast of Thanh Hoa City. Developed as a resort beach since 2014, it spans four communes including Hoang Tien and features fine golden sand, shallow clear water and a gentle slope. Notable for its long unspoiled coastline, fishing village scenery and growing resort infrastructure, it serves as a quieter alternative to nearby Sam Son Beach.
Hat Chao Samran is a sandy beach on the Gulf of Thailand in Tambon Chao Samran, Mueang Phetchaburi District, Phetchaburi Province, about 15 km east of Phetchaburi town. It features a long, flat shoreline with calm, shallow water and a promenade lined with seafood restaurants. Popular with Thai families and day-trippers from Bangkok, it is known for its relaxed fishing-village atmosphere, royal visit history, and wide tidal flats.
Hat Mae Ramphueng is a long sandy beach in Tambon Phe, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province, eastern Thailand. Stretching about 12 kilometers along the Gulf of Thailand west of Ban Phe, it is known for its relatively quiet atmosphere, casuarina-lined shore, and views toward Ko Samet. The beach is part of the Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park area and is popular for swimming, walking and seafood dining.
Hat Puek Tian is a sandy beach in Puek Tian Subdistrict, Tha Yang District, Phetchaburi Province on the western coast of the Gulf of Thailand, south of Cha-am. It is notable for large statues standing in the shallow sea depicting characters from Sunthorn Phu's epic Phra Aphai Mani, including Nang Phisuea Samut. The beach has a long sandy shoreline, fishing boats, seafood restaurants and resorts, and is a family-oriented coastal destination with literary and cultural associations.
Hat Saeng Chan is a public beach in Pak Nam Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province, located about 5 kilometers south of Rayong city center on the Gulf of Thailand. It is notable for its long line of concrete tetrapod breakwaters installed to prevent coastal erosion, which create a distinctive seascape. The beach features a sandy shoreline, seafood restaurants, and views of the coastline, and is popular with local residents for leisurely walks and sunset viewing.
Hon Rom is a coastal beach and small cape located in Mui Ne Ward, Phan Thiet, Lam Dong Province, southeastern Vietnam. Known for its curved sandy shoreline, clear shallow water and scattered rock formations, it lies about 28 km northeast of central Phan Thiet. The area is lined with resorts and seafood eateries and is popular for swimming, sunbathing and photography, offering views of Hon Rom islet offshore and nearby Mui Ne Bay.
Ho Tram Beach is a long sandy coastal stretch in Phuoc Thuan Commune, Xuyen Moc District, Ho Chi Minh City, about 120 km southeast of central Ho Chi Minh City. Known for its wide shoreline, gentle slope, and relatively undeveloped natural setting compared to Vung Tau city beaches, it has become a resort destination with integrated resorts, seafood villages, and proximity to Binh Chau hot springs and Phuoc Buu Nature Reserve.
Jimbaran Beach is a long sandy bay located in Jimbaran village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency, Bali, south of Ngurah Rai International Airport. Originally a traditional fishing village, it is now known for its calm waters, 4 km curved shoreline, and beachfront seafood restaurants. The beach is notable for its sunset views, traditional jukung fishing boats, and resort-lined coast facing Jimbaran Bay.
Ko Sirey is a small coastal island off the east coast of Phuket Town in Ratsada Sub-district, Mueang Phuket District, connected to Phuket Island by a short bridge. Notable for its hilltop Buddhist temple Wat Ko Sirey, traditional Chao Leh sea gypsy village at Laem Tukkae, mangrove-fringed coastline and viewpoints over Phuket Town and the Andaman Sea.
Kukup Fishing Village is a traditional water village built on stilts over the Straits of Malacca at Kukup in Pontian District, Johor, Malaysia. Known as one of the largest fishing villages in the region, it features wooden boardwalks connecting stilt houses, seafood restaurants and aquaculture kelongs. The village is noted for its fishing heritage, mangrove surroundings and proximity to Kukup Island National Park, offering visitors insight into coastal village life and local seafood culture.
Ky Ninh Beach is a coastal beach in Ky Ninh Commune, Ky Anh Town, Ha Tinh Province, central Vietnam. It features a long stretch of fine white-yellow sand along the East Sea, backed by fishing villages and low hills. Known for its relatively undeveloped and tranquil setting compared to more commercial beaches, it offers clear water, gentle waves in dry season, and views of nearby islands and fishing boats, serving as a local seaside destination for swimming and seafood.
Ky Xuan Beach is a coastal beach located in Ky Xuan Commune, Ky Anh District, Ha Tinh Province in central Vietnam. It stretches along the East Sea with fine sandy shoreline, clear water and relatively undeveloped surroundings. The beach is known for its tranquil, pristine landscape, fishing village setting and views of nearby islands and rocky outcrops, offering a quiet alternative to more developed beaches in Ha Tinh.
Laem Mae Phim is a long sandy beach on the Gulf of Thailand in Kram Subdistrict, Klaeng District, Rayong Province, eastern Thailand. Stretching several kilometers with fine sand, calm shallow water and casuarina pine shade, it is known as a family-friendly coastal retreat away from Pattaya and Rayong city. The beach is lined with seafood restaurants, resorts and fishing boats, offering swimming, sunset views and access to nearby islands and mangrove attractions.
Laem Sing Beach is a sandy coastal beach located at the mouth of the Chanthaburi River in Pak Nam Laem Sing, Laem Sing District, Chanthaburi Province, eastern Thailand. Situated near the Taksin Maharat Bridge, it is known for its long stretch of sand, calm atmosphere, views of the estuary and fishing boats, and proximity to local seafood restaurants and fishing villages. The beach is a quiet, local-oriented destination rather than a major resort area.
Lang Co Beach is a 10-kilometre sandy beach on Lang Co Bay in Lang Co Town, Phu Loc District, Hue City, central Vietnam. Situated between the Hai Van Pass and Lap An Lagoon, it is recognized as one of the most beautiful bays in the world by the Worldbays Club. The beach features fine white sand, clear shallow water and a backdrop of mountains, known for its calm scenery, fishing village character and resort development.
Long Hai Beach is a sandy coastal beach in Long Hai town, Long Dat District, Ho Chi Minh City, about 12 km northeast of Vung Tau city and about 100 km southeast of central Ho Chi Minh City. Stretching along the South China Sea with fine golden sand, gentle waves and a backdrop of Minh Dam Mountain, it is known for its quieter atmosphere compared to central Vung Tau beaches, traditional fishing village character, and proximity to cultural sites such as Dinh Co Temple.
Mui Nai Beach is a coastal beach located at Mui Nai cape in Phao Dai Ward, Ha Tien City, An Giang Province in southwestern Vietnam near the Cambodia border. Part of the historic Ha Tien Thap Canh scenic sites, it is known for its calm shallow waters, dark brown sandy shoreline backed by Ta Pang hills, and views of offshore islands. The beach is a popular local recreation area for swimming, seafood dining and sunset viewing.
My Khe Beach is a 7 km long sandy beach in Tinh Khe Commune, Quang Ngai City, Quang Ngai Province, about 10 km east of Quang Ngai city center. It is known for its fine white sand, gentle slope, clear water and views of Ly Son Island offshore. The beach is a popular local recreation area with fishing villages, seafood restaurants and relatively undeveloped coastline compared to My Khe Beach in Da Nang.
Nam Du Islands is an archipelago of 21 islands and islets in the Gulf of Thailand, administered by Kien Hai District, An Giang Province, about 80 km southeast of Phu Quoc. Centered on Hon Lon (Cu Tron) Island, it is known for clear turquoise waters, sandy beaches, fishing villages and forested hills with a lighthouse viewpoint. The islands remain relatively undeveloped, offering a quiet coastal escape with snorkeling, hiking and seafood-focused tourism.
Nha Mat Tourist Area is a coastal resort complex in Nha Mat Ward, Bac Lieu City, Ca Mau Province, in the Mekong Delta. Developed along the East Sea coastline, it centers on an artificial sandy beach with seawater filtration, complemented by resorts, seafood restaurants and entertainment facilities. Notable for its proximity to the Bac Lieu Wind Power Field, it serves as the main beach recreation area for Bac Lieu and attracts visitors for swimming, sightseeing and coastal leisure.
Nhat Le Beach is a sandy coastal beach in Dong Hoi city, Quang Tri Province, located at the mouth of the Nhat Le River where it meets the East Sea. Known for its long stretch of fine white-yellow sand, clear shallow water and gentle slope, it lies just northeast of the city centre along Truong Phap Street. The beach is a central leisure area for Dong Hoi and is notable for its river-mouth setting and proximity to urban amenities.
Ninh Chu Beach is a 10-kilometre crescent-shaped sandy beach in Khanh Hai, Ninh Hai District, Khanh Hoa Province (formerly Ninh Thuan Province) on Vietnam's south-central coast. Located about 6 km east of Phan Rang–Thap Cham, it is known for calm, clear turquoise water, fine white-yellow sand, and gentle waves. Fringed by casuarina trees and backed by resorts, it forms part of the Vinh Hy–Nui Chua coastal area and is valued for swimming and scenic coastal views.
Pak Nam Pran Beach is a sandy beach at the mouth of the Pran Buri River in Pak Nam Pran, Pran Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, about 30 km south of Hua Hin. It is known as a quiet fishing village beach with a long sandy shoreline, traditional fishing boats, and seafood restaurants. The beach is flanked by Khao Kalok headland to the south and offers a calm, local coastal atmosphere.
Pantai Depok is a black-sand beach on the Indian Ocean coast in Parangtritis, Kretek, Bantul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta. Located at the mouth of the Opak River, it is notable as a fishing beach with an active fish auction (TPI) and a long row of seafood restaurants. It is adjacent to Parangtritis Beach and is known for its wide shoreline, fishing boats, and sunset views.
Pantai Leka is a coastal beach located at Parit Jawa in Muar District, Johor, Malaysia, facing the Strait of Malacca. It is known as a traditional fishing village beach with extensive mudflats, mangrove fringes and anchored fishing boats. The beach is popular among visitors for sunset views, photography and seafood dining at nearby stalls, rather than swimming. It offers a quiet, rural coastal setting reflecting the local fishing community lifestyle.
Pantai Ngrenehan is a small bay beach in Kanigoro village, Saptosari, Gunung Kidul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Sheltered by limestone hills, it functions as a traditional fishing harbor with colorful boats moored in the bay. Notable for its calm bay waters, fresh seafood stalls, and fish auction, it offers a quiet coastal setting distinct from larger tourist beaches in Gunung Kidul.
Pantai Remis Beach is a coastal beach located in the small fishing town of Pantai Remis in Manjung District, Perak, Malaysia. Situated along the Strait of Malacca, it is known for its long sandy shoreline, traditional fishing boats and active fishing village character. The beach is popular with local visitors for seafood dining, leisurely walks and sunset views, and serves as a gateway to nearby beaches such as Teluk Senangin and Pasir Panjang.
Pantai Timang is a coastal attraction in Purwodadi village, Tepus District, Gunungkidul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, facing the Indian Ocean. It is notable for its dramatic rocky cliffs, white sand cove, and offshore limestone islet Pulau Timang connected by a traditional wooden gondola and suspension bridge. Originally used by local lobster fishermen, the gondola has become an iconic visitor experience offering panoramic ocean views and insight into coastal fishing heritage.
Pantai Tok Bali is a sandy coastal beach in Tok Bali, Semerak, Pasir Puteh District, Kelantan, on the South China Sea near the mouth of the Semerak River. It is known as a traditional fishing beach adjacent to the Tok Bali fishing port and Integrated Fisheries Centre, where colourful fishing boats anchor. The beach offers an open shoreline, estuary views and a working fishing village atmosphere that reflects the local coastal economy.
Patnem Beach is a secluded crescent-shaped beach located in Canacona, South Goa, situated between Palolem and Rajbag beaches. Known for its tranquility and golden sand, it spans approximately one kilometer and is lined with seasonal bamboo shacks and restaurants. Unlike busier neighboring beaches, Patnem offers a peaceful environment with limited commercial development, making it notable for visitors seeking solitude, yoga retreats, and authentic Goan seafood in a relaxed setting.
Phu Quoc Night Market is a popular open-air market on Bach Dang Street in Duong Dong Ward, Phu Quoc City, An Giang Province, Vietnam. Located near Dinh Cau Rock and the Duong Dong River, it operates in the evening and features over 100 stalls selling fresh seafood, street food, pearls, handicrafts and souvenirs. Established to serve tourists in the island's main town, it is a central evening gathering place for visitors exploring central Phu Quoc.
Pulau Aman is a small inhabited island off the coast of Seberang Perai Selatan, Penang, in the Strait of Malacca. Accessible by a short boat ride from Batu Musang Jetty in Batu Kawan, it is known as a traditional Malay fishing village. The island is notable for its historic Telaga Emas (Golden Well), seafood restaurants, mangrove surroundings, and quiet village atmosphere, offering a short day-trip experience from mainland Penang.
Pulau Ketam is a small estuarine island located off the coast of Port Klang in Klang District, Selangor, Malaysia. Known as Crab Island, it is a traditional fishing village built entirely on stilts over mangrove swamps. The island is notable for its car-free environment, stilt houses, narrow concrete paths, Chinese fishing community heritage, and seafood restaurants, making it a popular day-trip destination from Kuala Lumpur and Klang.
Quy Nhon Beach is the main urban beach stretching along Xuan Dieu Street in central Quy Nhon city, Gia Lai Province, central Vietnam. Facing the East Sea, it features a long curved sandy shoreline backed by a promenade, parks and seafood restaurants. The beach is known for its relatively calm waters in dry season, views of the city skyline and nearby islands, and easy access from the city centre, serving as the primary public beach for residents and visitors.
Rach Vem Starfish Beach is a shallow sandy beach at Rach Vem fishing village in northern Phu Quoc Island, Ganh Dau Commune, Phu Quoc City, An Giang Province. It is notable for seasonal aggregations of red starfish visible in clear, shallow turquoise water. The beach features white sand, calm sea, wooden piers, stilt houses and floating seafood restaurants, retaining a traditional fishing village character while serving as a popular ecotourism and photography destination.
Rawai Beach is a coastal beach in Rawai Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, at the southern tip of Phuket Island, Thailand. Unlike typical swimming beaches, it functions primarily as a working fishing harbour and longtail boat pier. Lined with seafood restaurants and stalls along its waterfront road, it is notable for views of nearby islands such as Koh Bon and Koh Hey, its Sea Gypsy fishing community, and as a departure point for island boat trips rather than beach swimming.
Salak Phet Bay is the largest bay on the southeastern coast of Ko Chang Island in Trat Province, Thailand, located in Ko Chang Tai sub-district. Surrounded by forested hills and extensive mangrove forests, the sheltered bay hosts a traditional fishing village with stilt houses and seafood restaurants. It is notable for its tranquil natural setting, mangrove ecosystem, and cultural heritage, offering a contrast to the island's busier western beaches.
Sam Son Beach is a major coastal resort in Sam Son City, Thanh Hoa Province, about 16 km east of Thanh Hoa City and 170 km south of Hanoi. Stretching about 6 km along the Gulf of Tonkin with fine sand and gentle waves, it is one of northern Vietnam's most popular beaches. Developed as a seaside resort during the French colonial period, it now features a wide promenade, hotels, seafood restaurants and views of Truong Le Mountain.
Saphli Beach (Hat Saphli) is a long sandy beach in Saphli Subdistrict, Pathio District, Chumphon Province on the Gulf of Thailand, about 20 km northeast of Chumphon town. Known for its wide stretch of sand, casuarina pine shade, calm clear water and quiet fishing village atmosphere, it offers a tranquil alternative to busier Thai beaches. The beach is lined with seafood restaurants and small resorts and is popular for swimming, walking and sunset views.
Sibadan Fish Cage is a floating aquaculture and dining attraction located in Hinatuan Bay off Barangay Portlamon in Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur, Philippines. It consists of large bamboo and net fish cages with floating cottages and a restaurant serving fresh seafood. Notable for its offshore setting, fish-feeding experience, and views of Hinatuan Bay, it operates as both a working fish farm raising grouper and other species and a popular day-trip destination near the Enchanted River.
Thien Cam Beach is a coastal attraction in Thien Cam town, Cam Xuyen District, Ha Tinh Province, central Vietnam, about 20 km southeast of Ha Tinh City. The beach stretches about 3 km along the East Sea with fine sand, gentle slopes and clear water, backed by Thien Cam Mountain. It is notable for its relatively undeveloped natural scenery, calm swimming conditions in summer, fresh seafood, and views of offshore islands such as Hon En (Yen Ngua Island).
Thuan An Beach is a sandy coastal beach located at the mouth of the Huong River in Thuan An Ward, Phu Vang District, about 12-15 km east of central Hue City. It is one of Hue's main beaches, known for its long stretch of sand, views where the river meets the East Sea, and its role as a local seaside resort for residents and visitors from Hue.
Tra Co Beach is a 17-kilometer sandy beach in Tra Co Ward, Mong Cai City, Quang Ninh Province, at the northeastern tip of Vietnam near the Vietnam-China border. Recognized as one of the longest beaches in Vietnam, it features fine white sand, shallow waters and a gentle slope. The beach is notable for its tranquil, relatively undeveloped setting, proximity to Sa Vi Cape, and its combination of natural coastal scenery and traditional fishing village culture.
Trikora Beach is a long stretch of coastline on the eastern side of Bintan Island in the Riau Islands Province, Indonesia. Known for its white sandy shore, clear turquoise water and scattered granite boulders, it extends for several kilometers and is divided into Trikora 1 to 4. The beach is a popular visitor destination for its calm waters, traditional fishing villages and resort-lined coast.
Vung Ro Bay is a sheltered natural bay on the south-central coast of Vietnam in Hoa Xuan Nam Commune, Dong Hoa, Dak Lak Province (formerly Phu Yen Province). Enclosed by Deo Ca Pass, Hon Ba mountains and Hon Nua Island, it features clear turquoise water, small sandy beaches and fishing villages. Notable for its scenic mountain-fringed seascape and as a former secret supply port on the Ho Chi Minh Trail at sea, it is now a National Historic Relic site.
Xuan Thanh Beach is a coastal beach in Co Dam Commune, Nghi Xuan District, Ha Tinh Province, in north-central Vietnam. Stretching about 5 kilometers along the Gulf of Tonkin, it features fine white sand, gentle slopes, clear water and extensive casuarina and pine forests behind the shore. The beach is relatively undeveloped and quiet compared to larger resorts, known for its natural scenery, fresh seafood and proximity to cultural sites in Nghi Xuan.