As one of the most developed tourist areas in the Central region of Vietnam, it is not surprising that Binh Dinh owns many beautiful beaches that overwhelm tourists.

Ky Co Beach

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Although the beach area is quite modest, Ky Co attracts a large number of tourists thanks to its wild and natural beauty which is often compared to Maldives.

In addition to the clear sea water, visitors will enjoy the poetic and majestic scenery with fine golden sand stretching endlessly, towering mountains and rocky rapids with many unique shapes rising in the middle of the sea.

Eo Gio (Wind Strait)

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Visitors to Eo Gio will be overwhelmed by the scenery of white rocky mountains standing upright and soaring, embracing the entire strait in an arc shape.

From the top of Eo Gio, visitors can see the entire scene of Nhon Ly island commune: the scene of fishermen catching fish, the scene of Phuoc Sa pagoda, Tinh Xa Ngoc Hoa pagoda…

Trung Luong

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Trung Luong is one of the familiar and famous beaches in Binh Dinh that suits the souls who are finding relaxation.

Coming here, visitors can leisurely stroll around the beach, take photos, enjoy seafood or immerse themselves in the cool water of Trung Luong. In addition, visitors can also visit Linh Phong Pagoda, Nui Ba Victory Monument, and Trung Luong Cat Tien picnic area to experience many diverse services.

Cu Lao Xanh (Green Island)

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Cu Lao Xanh or Van Phi Island is the place where the most harmonious beauty of clouds, sky, ocean waves and majestic mountains converge.

Like its name, Cu Lao Xanh has blue sea, blue sky and endless green island. In addition to swimming, visitors can watch the sunset on floating boats, explore the wilderness with rocks of all shapes, or admire the 118m high lighthouse towering in the middle of Binh Dinh sea and sky.

Hon Kho (Dry Island)

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Located about 15 km from Quy Nhon City centre, beach of Hon Kho retains the inherent wild and rustic features of Binh Dinh nature.

There are not many dense trees here, mostly dry, rocky mountains. In addition to swimming, climbing activities at Hon Kho, visitors can also scuba dive to see coral since the sea water here is especially clear and unpolluted.