Long Beach (Bai Truong),Vietnam

• The long sandy shoreline of Bai Truong — ideal for walking and sunsets.
• Sunset viewpoints and beach bars that line the western coast.
• Nearby Duong Dong town (markets, cafes and nightlife) — minutes from the beach.
• Resorts and spas that offer beachfront amenities and wellness packages.
• Short boat trips to nearby islets for snorkeling and diving.

• A continuous, palm-lined stretch of soft white sand that runs for several kilometers.
• Gentle, shallow waters on much of the beach — good for families and casual swimming.
• Spectacular west-facing sunsets that draw daily crowds.
• Pockets of coral reef and rich nearshore marine life accessible by short boat ride.
• A mix of lively sections (with bars and restaurants) and quieter stretches for relaxation.

• Sunbathing, swimming and beach walks (especially at sunrise and sunset).
• Snorkeling and day boat trips to nearby islands and coral sites.
• Kayaking and paddleboarding in calm bays.
• Dining at beachfront restaurants and trying freshly grilled seafood.
• Cycling or scooter rides along the coast and through nearby villages.
• Fishing trips with local fishermen and small-group island-hopping tours.
• Relaxing in spas and attending yoga/wellness sessions at resorts.

Best time: November to April (dry season) — clear skies, calmer seas and comfortable temperatures for beach activities.

Tropical monsoon climate: warm and humid year-round. Average temperatures 25–32°C (77–90°F). Rainy season typically from May to October with occasional heavy showers and the possibility of tropical storms.

Nearest airport: Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC), about 10–20 minutes by car to central Long Beach depending on the resort area. Accessible by taxi, ride-hailing apps, motorbike or scooter rental. Ferry connections to Phu Quoc arrive at Duong Dong (from the mainland) with short transfers to the beach. Roads along the western coast are mostly paved; parking available at major beach access points and hotels.

For a focused beach stay: 2–4 days. To explore the island, beaches, southern islets and culinary markets: 4–7 days.

Lightweight, breathable clothing; swimwear; sunhat and sunglasses; reef shoes for rocky/snorkel spots; high-SPF sunscreen (reef-safe recommended); a light rain jacket during wet months; insect repellent for evenings.

Fresh grilled seafood, bun ca (local fish noodle soups), and street snacks at Duong Dong night market. Local specialties and souvenirs include Phu Quoc fish sauce (nuoc mam), island peppercorns, coconut candy, and pearl or shell jewelry sold at markets and resort shops.