Con Vanh Beach

A pristine beach within a biosphere reserve, with casuarina groves, mangrove forests, and stunning sunrises.

Con Vanh is a pristine spit of alluvial land reaching out into the East Sea, set within the UNESCO-recognized Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve. Unlike noisy resort beaches, it preserves a rustic charm with kilometers of flat sand, casuarinas whispering in the wind, and lush green mangrove forests. Con Vanh is a paradise for migratory birds and a livelihood for fishermen who rake for clams and catch fiddler crabs. Visitors come to camp, watch the brilliant sunrise over the sea, savor fresh seafood, and enjoy the rare, peaceful, fresh air of Thai Binh's rice-farming countryside.

Visitor information

When is the best time to visit Con Vanh Beach?

April to August

How long do you need at Con Vanh Beach?

1 day

What are the opening hours of Con Vanh Beach?

All day

Did you know

Lies within the UNESCO Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve.
Boasts rich ecosystems of mangrove and casuarina forests.
A stopover for many rare migratory birds.
Its long, flat sandy beach is ideal for camping and watching the sunrise.

Travel tips

Bring a tent and personal supplies, as services here are still undeveloped.
Rise early for the sunrise and try raking for clams with the fishermen.