The pure joy of getting sand on your toes, sun on your skin and saltwater in your hair is never far away when you’re in Vietnam. There are countless beaches to choose from – some well-known, others completely hidden. Vietnam’s islands of Con Dao and Phu Quoc are famous for having the most inviting water and pristine shores. If …
Vietnam in the summer is an sensory overload of the best kind. It is the season of heavy, dramatic skies that clear into brilliant gold, of neon-green rice terraces catching the mountain sun, and of quiet coastal retreats where time slows to the rhythm of the…
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December always carries a quiet poetry of transition, when the first cool breeze slips into the sea air and the clear nights of the festive season begin to arrive. On Hòn Ông Island in the turquoise waters of Van Phong Bay, Whale Island Resort becomes an idea…
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Hon Ong Island in Khánh Hòa, also known as Whale Island, is a small, remote island set quietly within the vast waters of Van Phong Bay. Located nearly 100 kilometers from Nha Trang, the island is often described as a secluded tropical refuge, distinguished by…
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Phu Quoc Island has long been Vietnam’s popular beach getaway for foreign tourists and well-heeled Vietnamese alike. But Phu Quoc has a fabulous duality which makes its appeal alluring to visitors with multiple agendas. While it has all the amenities of a ful…
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Vietnam’s coastline stretches more than 3000 kilometers north to south, a long thin country with mountain ranges running down its central spine. The ocean forms the entire eastern border of Vietnam, so beaches and islands are scattered through every region an…
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Phu Quoc is a long, heart-shaped island with a 20-kilometer beach aptly named “Long Beach” trailing up its western coast. This particular geography has made Long Beach the most popular sunset destination on the island, and with good reason. The beach strip is…
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