You physically access the beach by descending a short, paved slope or concrete steps that lead directly from the local beachfront restaurant and hut rental compounds located on Hoang Sa Road. The primary entry point is situated right at the foot of the hill holding the famous Linh Ung Pagoda. Visitors typically park their motorbikes in the paved parking areas of these local recreational venues for a fee of around 10,000 VND to 20,000 VND, or they can rent a small seaside wooden hut which includes free beach access.
This beautiful and relatively sheltered sandy beach is highly praised by swimmers for its warm, clean waters and gentle waves during the dry season from February to September. Nestled right where the lush jungle of Son Tra Peninsula meets the sea, the shoreline features a soft stretch of sand that slopes gradually into the water, making it a highly comfortable spot for a dip. While the calm sea is highly appealing for casual swimming and snorkeling around the nearby shallow reefs, swimmers must be aware that this beach does not have public lifeguard patrols or designated swimming safety buoys, so staying close to the shore is recommended. Basic freshwater rinsing facilities are available for a small fee of around 10,000 VND at the adjacent hut rentals and local seafood venues.
