Cu Lao Mai Nha Island is located in the sea of Phuoc Dong village (An Hai commune, Tuy An district). This is an island with high mountains, undulating rocky cliffs on white sand banks and clear blue sea water.
The elderly here say the island is named Cu Lao Mai Nha (locals often call it Lao Mai Nha) because from afar the island looks like a roof.
Cu Lao Mai Nha is also known as Lao Mai Nha island or Lao Mai Nha island.
Many tourists visiting Cu Lao Mai Nha also call it Robinson Island, because there are only a few families living here with cows, chickens and fishing equipment.
The scenery here has the beauty of wild and peaceful nature. Although it is not far from the mainland, this place still retains its inherent wild beauty, very suitable for backpackers who love to explore new places.
Visitors can experience Cu Lao Mai Nha during the day or camp overnight, watching the sunrise and sunset at the front beach. The back beach of this island has large rocky beaches, rocky cliffs, natural caves, suitable for watching the sunrise, taking pictures, and fishing.
The best time to explore the beauty of Mai Nha Islet is from March to August. At that time, the sea is calm and the climate is cool, suitable for sightseeing and swimming activities.
The front beach of the island is a strip of white, smooth sand, covered with coral and moss, clear blue sea water, suitable for swimming when camping. Here you can freely immerse yourself in the crystal clear sea water that can see the bottom, extremely clean or you can experience games such as surfing, kayaking, ...
Right from the moment you sit on the small boat heading to the island, visitors can feel the immense ocean and the surrounding green sea, creating a refreshing and exciting feeling to prepare for the expedition to Robinson Island.
Because it is known as “Robinson Island”, the services here are quite limited. Most of the tourists who come here are those who want to explore nature or find a sense of relaxation. However, the natural beauty of Hon Lao Mai Nha certainly will not disappoint you.
Photo: Manh Cuong
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