Vung Bau Beach

Great, but prefer out of rainy season days - the sea is quite wavy and not possible to swim safe. Out of the rainy season is better than Maldives.

We didn't reach the point on the map, but were 1 km to the south on the coast. It's just before some private territory with fish farm. The road is super bumpy and you need to drive very carefully. But the beach with stones in the water is still there. There are also very many interesting sea shells.

Decent Natural beach with not many people there, you‘ll basically have the Beach for your own. Since there are no hotels the beach is not cleaned which might result in trash being flushed to the Land, but it‘s not as bad as other Reviews state it. Regarding Navigation, simply follow the Street towards Chez Carole and then continue on the dirt road. You will come to a stop right in Front of a fenced private property but simply park your scooter there and continue on foot towards the beach.

A Private date on the beach & unforgettable experiences of us! In the Northern Phu Quoc lies a turquoise & tranquil bay named Half-moon Bay (or Vũng Bầu Bay) where you can freely enjoy kayaking with a very little chance of a crowdedness ahead. My partner & I experienced the route of 4 km long from Half-moon beach, passing by Fingernail Island before reaching Casuarina Beach for relaxing & drinking tropical coconut water then we continued to paddle back to the shore. When the sun came down on the water, we also finished the wonderful paddle which lasted around 3 hours of fun, chill & retreat. It followed by a romantic dinner right on the beach. We hope to share this exotic experience for those enthusisatic couples out there who are also seeking for private dates on the beach like we used to, it would be perfect!!! Unfortunately, as we’d like to enjoy the wholeness of us together while paddling, we didn’t bring the camera with us so these photos were taken before & after the paddle. :) Just ask google for #Half-moon Beach, #Vung Bau Bay and they will guide you there somehow.

Amazing location Cottages on the beach Amazing pool on the beach Great food Loving staff Very clean rooms Very safe Family and kids friendly Just what we were looking for We cancelled the day plan just to enjoy the resort facilities 1.5 km road access is bad but you know, bad roads always lead to gorgeous places This post is unpaid, genuine review

Another beach where your entrance is blocked by security guards. There's some real estate development ongoing, which would explain it. We drove in with our scooter, and a security guard was literally chasing us, honking all the way. That's pretty much all the fun there is to be had on this beach. It's a shame the island's beaches are closed off, there's a lot of natural beauty here but annoying visitors by keeping then out of most of the coastline certainly won't help make a success of these investments. You do need people to want to come back and tell others to come here...

We arrived around 10am in the morning and we had the beach all by ourselves. A bit of bumpy roads but least of an issue compared to nusa penida. Wear a mask and don’t wear white! You will thank me for that later. Bike parking is free. Beach is about 100-200m walk from there. It’s truly a hidden gem with clear water and peaceful surroundings. Do bring your own drinks and food as there isn’t any stall around. Please keep this beautiful beach clean! We left about 12pm and saw a lot of locals coming in for lunch break.

Following the dirt road on a scooter is fun. The beach, where we were is long and in principle empty. There was no sign of infrastructure i.e. huts, bars, benches etc., just the sandy beach. At some point along the dirt road further north we had to turn around as a big excavator blocked the way. Even the scooter could not pass. Following another road under construction it was a, in a way, to see the forrest being destroyed on such scale.