Famed for its turquoise blue seas, virgin white sand beaches, the breathtaking natural scenery along the coast of the south-central region has been attracting many visitors this July.
Famed for its turquoise blue seas, virgin white sand beaches, the breathtaking natural scenery along the coast of the south-central region has been attracting many visitors this July.
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| Ly Son Island in Quang Ngai province. |
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| Ky Co beach in the central province of BinhDinh is known as the ‘Maldives in Vietnam’. |
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| Vung Ro Bay and O Loan lagoon |
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| Ganh Da Dia (Sea cliffs) |
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| Panoramic view of Ganh Ong, Bai Xep beach |
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| Nha Trang beach is a wonderful destination for a relaxing break after a long-journey with delicious food and a variety of games on offer at the beach. |
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| The winding road from Cam Ranh to Ninh Thuan curves around Nui Chua National Park, creating majestic natural scenery. |
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Hang Rai cave in Vinh Hy bay is popular for tourists due to the coral reefs and pristine beaches like Nuoc Ngot, Cha La and Bai Rang. |
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| Ninh Thuan welcomes travelers with green vineyards. Visitors can eat grapes and enjoy vintage wine right in the garden. |
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| Salt ponds in BinhThuan province. Visitors can experience sandboarding in Mui Ne, Co Thach seven-coloured rock field, and Ta Cu Mountain. |
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| Ba Ria Vung Tau is the last destination on the journey through the south-central coastal region. |
(Source: VOV)
