Queen's Beach

Emperor Bao Dai’s wife made this beach popular when she used to frequent it. Not a very exciting beach,many large rocks to walk over, but interesting. Restaurant close by to quench your thirst.

Now I knew why Nam Phuong queen love this place. I came here because of her

I landed at CamRon Bay in 1971, but I was only in Vietnam for twelve months. I'm done with Vietnam! As an American Veteran I am qualified to go to The Veterans' Administration Hospital for Dialysis!

Hoang Hau Beach, also known as Queen’s Beach, is one of the most unique and charming coastal spots in Quy Nhon. Unlike other sandy beaches, this beach is famous for its countless round, smooth stones that cover the shoreline, creating a natural landscape unlike anywhere else. Walking on these polished rocks while listening to the sound of waves crashing is both relaxing and fascinating. Legend says that Queen Nam Phuong, the last empress of Vietnam, once chose this place for relaxation, which is why it was later named “Hoang Hau” or “Queen’s Beach.” This historical touch makes the site even more special, combining natural wonder with cultural stories. The sea here is clear and blue, ideal for swimming or simply enjoying the fresh ocean breeze. From the beach, visitors can admire the view of Ghenh Rang landscape, which includes majestic cliffs and lush greenery surrounding the coastline. It is also a perfect spot for photography, offering a mix of romance and wild beauty. In my opinion, Hoang Hau Beach is not just a scenic destination but also a place that reflects the harmony between history, legend, and nature. For anyone visiting Quy Nhon, this is truly a must-see experience.

Good spot to read why it’s called Queen’s beach. Can’t swim due to to many rocks.

The whole place is not developed as yet. Still in its infancy. Definitely great potential for beautiful sceneries. At least it's free for now. Great photo ops.

Good place to have photo ops & to listen to the sound of the waves crushing through the rocky beach. Nothing much to do after taking photos from the place.

A small beach with big and round stones (called Eggs Beach in Vietnamese due to the shapes of these stones). You can see Quy Nhon from here. Cannot swim here. Might be very crowded at times. Not a necessary stop, only go if you have some time to kill.