Ong Dia Rock Beach
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A rocky beach on the coast of Hàm Tiến, covered with round stones and moss. Named after a boulder that resembles the Earth God, it is a niche spot for sunset photos.
Ong Dia Rock Beach lies along the coastal road between Phan Thiet and Mui Ne. Round volcanic rocks of all sizes are piled along the shore. At low tide the rocks are covered in bright green seaweed, creating a striking scene with the waves and the setting sun. Among the rocks is a large boulder resembling the Earth God, and locals have set up a small shrine beside it. There are no fees or facilities here, so it is suitable for a quick photo stop on the way in the evening. The rocks are slippery and their edges are sharp, so wear non-slip shoes. Do not approach the sea when the tide is rising or the waves are big. From the Mui Ne hotel area, a taxi takes about 15 to 20 minutes.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Sealinks Wine Castle
- Fishermen Show (Huyen Thoai Lang Chai)
- Lau Ong Hoang Ruins
- Po Sah Inu Cham Towers
- Mui Ne Beach
- Doi Duong Beach Park
- Fairy Stream
- Phan Thiet Water Tower