Ong Dung Beach
Bãi Ông Đụng
A pebble bay reached by a rainforest trail through the national park, with abundant coral near the shore that makes it good for snorkeling.
Ong Dung Beach lies on the northwest coast of Con Dao. To reach it, walk about 1 km down a forest trail from the national park entrance beside the road. Along the way you can see large trees, butterflies, and monkeys. The beach is mostly pebbles, and there is coral reef near shore. It is one of the few places on the island where you can snorkel straight from the beach. Ask at the national park office whether boats are available for rent. You must buy a national park ticket at the entrance, and bring your own water and snorkeling gear.
Opening hours
About 07:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- So Ray Plantation Trail
- Ma Thien Lanh Bridge Ruins
- Hang Duong Cemetery
- Con Dao Market
- An Son Temple (Lady Phi Yen Temple)
- Governor's Mansion
- Con Dao Prison – Phu Hai Camp
- Tiger Cages