Ông Lang beach

Good place, slightly out of reach but when I was there, it was only me and my friends, we had a good time. Make sure to go thru the big green gate and we had to pay 50k dong for the entry fee.

This beach surprised me with how quiet and pristine it is. The golden sand and calm waves make it perfect for swimming. Enjoying cocktails at sunset is fantastic. I’d recommend my friends to come here for relaxation away from the busier tourist spots.

A beautiful stretch of crescent shaped beach with golden sand and swimming. But take note, ALL the land fronting the beach has been sold for development. Some have been finished, some not yet started, but the whole stretch of the beach has VERY LIMITED ACCESS. The land has all been sold and developers have blocked off access with gates, fences and security guards. Hopefully you will be lucky enough to enjoy this beach before the resorts take over completely. We came and found a beautiful island with lovely people, but we didn't come to fight for access to a beach. Would we come again? Definitely not., There are other places in the world, like Thailand, where the beaches are owned by the Crown and access can be enjoyed byeveryone, not just those who choose to stay in expensive resorts. Beautiful beach,

Beautiful beach and amazing sunset but full of trash like many beaches in Vietnam unfortunately. Accessible by searching for the “family inn” on google map, go straight by it (the owner will tell you it’s not a great time to go and there are scorpions but it’s not true 😂) and then a little bit further there is a rocky path on the left that will lead you to the beach. Doable with a motorbike but be careful.

This should (and is) a beautiful beach which is sadly littered with trash… unfortunately outside any resort beaches this seems to be the norm … so much being spent on other built attractions when nature is the finest one available and is being spoiled…. Clean up or prevention would be better as Vietnam is a wonderful country.

We were looking for a nice free beach for snorkeling and this is by far the best spot we found. Beautiful sea, lots of colorful fishies, relatively little garbage in the water (plenty on the beach tho), and not too many tourists around. You’ll have to enter through a resort, marked by a big turquoise gate on the main road, but we had no trouble going in on our moped, and the guard didn’t seem to mind (we were very obviously tourists tho). A perfect end to our trip to Phu Quoc!

It was so sad to see how dirty this beach was, right next to a huge resort… it’s like if they used it as their dumpster, truly so sad.

DO NOT COME in VIETNAM IF YOU WANT A PLEASANT AND ENJOYABLE BEACH AND SEA LIFE. Ong Lang beach .....the norrh part is not accessible , only private.....the south part ..there was no beach at all , maybe you can have beach only when the tide is low....Many beaches in Phu Quoc are full of garbage (i add some photos), It is dirty, plastic and other kind of rubbish everywhere. If you are looking for an enjoyable beach and sea life i strongly advise NOT TO COME HERE!!!! Look for some other countries