Trung Luong Beach
Bãi Trung Lương
A volcanic rock coast north of Phuong Mai Peninsula, with black reefs, green grassy slopes, and seaside campsites that have become a favorite with young travelers.
Trung Luong Beach lies in Cat Tien town, Phu Cat district, about 10 km north of Phuong Mai Peninsula. The coast is made up of black volcanic rock reefs, grassy slopes, and small sandy bays. At low tide the reefs are covered in green algae, creating a distinctive scene. Seaside campsites and cafés here let you rent a tent to stay the night by the sea and watch the sunrise, making it a popular check-in spot for young Vietnamese travelers. The entrance fee is about VND 20,000 to 50,000, and camping is charged separately, subject to change on site. From central Quy Nhon it is about 50 minutes by bike, and it can be combined with the giant Buddha at Linh Phong Pagoda. The reefs are slippery, so stay away from the rock edges when the tide is rising or the wind is strong.
Opening hours
Approx. 06:00–22:00 (campground open all day)
Nearby sights
- Linh Phong Pagoda (Chua Ong Nui)
- Eo Gio
- Ngoc Hoa Pagoda
- Nhon Ly Fishing Village
- Phuong Mai Sand Dunes
- Ky Co Beach
- Banh It Towers
- Lang Song Seminary & Church