The pristine, turquoise beaches in Ho Chi Minh City have received rave reviews from international media.

Ho Coc Beach

Ho Coc is a small, unspoiled beach, not yet crowded with tourists, located in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Xuyen Moc district, Ba Ria - Vung Tau province).

Located right on the edge of the forest, far from residential areas, this beach boasts a peaceful and tranquil setting. The seawater at Ho Coc is clear and blue, the shoreline is clean and gently sloping, and the rocks are of various shapes.

Surrounding the beach are towering casuarina trees and shady green poplar trees, making it ideal for camping and picnicking.

Ho Coc Beach is an ideal place for tourists seeking peace and tranquility. Photo: Tran Ngoc Tuan

In 2015, Ho Coc beach was ranked 8th in Thrillist's list of 12 surprisingly affordable paradises in the world , making it a must-visit destination for tourists.

Nowadays, this place is dubbed a "beach film set" by young people, with many incredibly beautiful photo spots.

The pristine beauty of Ho Coc Lake. Photo: Tran Ngoc Tuan

Ho Tram Beach

Ho Tram was formerly part of Xuyen Moc district, Ba Ria - Vung Tau province (now Ho Chi Minh City). With its long coastline and numerous resorts, Ho Tram is increasingly attracting tourists seeking relaxation and weekend getaways.

Ho Tram was once voted by CNN as one of the most beautiful and pristine beaches in the world. In 2023, the American travel website Travel Off Path also introduced it as a "hidden gem" of Vietnam.

The coastal road around Ho Tram offers a stunning view, with lush green forests providing cool shade on one side and a pristine blue beach with gently lapping waves on the other.

In Ho Tram, tourists can also visit the Binh Chau - Phuoc Buu nature reserve, Binh Chau hot springs, explore some ancient temples, discover traditional fishing villages and seafood markets...

Dam Trau Beach

Dam Trau Beach in Con Dao Special Economic Zone, Ho Chi Minh City, was once listed among the 25 most beautiful beaches in the world by the travel website Travel+Leisure in 2021.

This travel page describes Dam Trau as having fine golden sand beaches, surrounded by lush green bamboo groves and forests, and notably, being located close to the airport.

To capture the moment a plane lands at Dam Trau beach, tourists have to check flight tracking apps and time their visits carefully. Photo: Nguyen Hong Nhat

In recent years, Dam Trau beach has become a sensation on social media, attracting tourists who come to take photos of planes about to land.

Dam Trau Beach is located about 15km from the center of Con Dao Island. Surrounded by mountains in an arc shape, the sea waves are quite calm, with a fine white sand beach in the middle. This is also one of the most beautiful places to watch the sunset in Con Dao.

Nhat Beach

Located southeast of the Con Dao Special Economic Zone, Nhat Beach is an ideal destination for tourists who want to experience rare, unspoiled beauty, appearing and disappearing with the tide.

Australian news outlet News once featured Nhat Beach in its list of six beautiful, unspoiled beaches in Asia that tourists should visit.

Despite being a public beach located right next to the island's main road, it retains its pristine beauty with white sand, gentle waves, and majestic mountains. Under the sunlight, the water turns a clear, turquoise color, allowing you to see the bottom.

Nhat Beach is a very beautiful check-in spot, loved by tourists when visiting Con Dao. Photo: Pham Trong Nghia

Con Dao Island is frequently praised by international media, ranking among the most pristine and unspoiled destinations for tourists.

Besides Nhat Beach and Dam Trau Beach, the special zone of Ho Chi Minh City also has other beautiful beaches such as An Hai Beach, Ong Dung Beach, Suoi Nong Beach, Lo Voi Beach...

Following the merger, Ho Chi Minh City is now the only locality with commercial flights connecting two airports within the same city: Tan Son Nhat and Con Dao.

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