Beach Holiday Breaks

Con Dao is an archipelago comprising of 16 islands, all falling under the supervision of the Con Dao National Park. Con Dao is famed for its striking natural beauty.

Phu Quoc is an island with an area of 1,320km2 and which terrain is mostly made by mountains covered by dense forest. It is 48km-long from north to south and is situated in the Gulf of Thailand, 45km west of Ha Tien in Vietnam and 15km south of the Cambodian coast. Phu Quoc has long been the subject of disputes between the Cambodian and Vietnamese governments, the two countries having historical claims to the island and its surroundings.

Quy Nhon is a lively and pleasant coastal city located halfway between Nha Trang and Hoi An. The city is known for its beautiful surroundings, its Cham temples and its incredible beaches. It remains an off-the-beaten-tracks beach destination but with great potential for tourism. Quy Nhon is surrounded by green mountains on three sides and faces the ocean on the fourth.

Vung Tau is at 125km from Ho Chi Minh City. It is a popular destination for the inhabitants of the metropolis, who often come to Vung Tau for the weekend. The whole city area lies on a peninsula which is separated from the mainland by a river called Co May. Today, Vung Tau’s importance as a shipping port has diminished, but it still plays a significant role in Vietnam's offshore oil industry. Indeed, Vung Tau is the only city in Vietnam where crude oil and gas exploitation activities dominate the local economy.