A beach with clear blue water on Be Island. (Photo: VNA)
Tourists experience basket boating and swimming in the clear blue water. (Photo: VNA)
A beach with clear blue water on Be Island. (Photo: VNA)
Be Island seen from above. (Photo: Nguyen Yen/published by VNA)
From Lon (Big) Island, tourists can visit Be Island by speedboat in 15 minutes. (Photo: VNA)
A green bougainvillea road takes tourists to the beach on Be Island. (Photo: VNA)
Local specialties are sold to tourists on the beach. (Photo: VNA)
Covering less than one square kilometer, Be Island is considered the Maldives of Vietnam. (Photo: Trang Vu - Lao Dong Newspaper)
Be Island – The Maldives of Vietnam
Over millions of years, the lava rocks on Be (Small) Island, which is also known as An Binh Island in Ly Son District, Quang Ngai Province, have been covered in green by coconut, casuarina, pineapple, Scaevola taccada, onion, and garlic trees. Boasting many long beaches with white sand and clear blue water, Be Island still retains its wild, majestic beauty, making it an attractive destination for tourists.
