Cua Can - all beaches

Very nice and fantastic

Unfortunately, the beach has been eroded and is now covered in litter. Additionally, the road highlighted on maps is outdated and not easily accessible by motorbike. Despite these setbacks, the area remains peaceful. If you're interested in visiting, consider asking a local resident if you can park nearby and walk to the beach.

The beach was difficult to locate and we ended up stumbling upon a construction site instead. Contrary to what the map showed, there was no beach between Ocean Bay and Coco resort due to the construction of a new resort. The route indicated on the map led us straight to the construction site, which was disappointing. While there may be a beach north of Mango Bay resort, we didn't feel inclined to search for it since other visitors had mentioned the difficulty of finding it and the need to climb over rocks. Ultimately, we decided to skip it.

This beach is just mind-blowing! The sand is so authentic, it's like you're walking on a cloud. The water is so shallow that you can practically walk to Vietnam's neighboring countries. If you're not into long walks, no worries, the starfish are practically at your feet. It's like having your own personal aquarium. This beach is the real deal, no need to deal with the resorts and their overpriced shenanigans. Plus, there's no shortage of dining options, whether you prefer to keep your feet on land or take a stroll on a sea-soaked wooden shack. Trust me, you don't want to miss out on this beachy paradise.

We embarked on a quest for an exquisite snorkeling beach and stumbled upon a gem that surpassed all expectations. The ocean was a sight to behold, teeming with vibrant and diverse marine life. Although the beach was littered with debris, the water was relatively clean. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the beach was not overrun with tourists. Access to the beach required passing through a resort, marked by a colossal turquoise gate on the main road. Despite being tourists, we had no issue entering on our moped, and the security guard was accommodating. It was the ideal conclusion to our Phu Quoc excursion.

Upon arriving at the beach at 10am, we were pleasantly surprised to find that we had it all to ourselves. Although the roads leading to the beach were a bit bumpy, it was nothing compared to the ones in Nusa Penida. It's advisable to wear a mask and avoid wearing white clothing to avoid any inconvenience. Bike parking is free, and the beach is just a short 100-200m walk away. The beach is truly a hidden gem, surrounded by peaceful surroundings and crystal-clear water. It's recommended to bring your own food and drinks, as there are no stalls around. Please help keep this beautiful beach clean! As we left around 12pm, we noticed many locals coming in for their lunch break.