Every beaches video worth watching in Vietnam Overview — in one place

Vietnam’s beach options are geographically distributed in a way that forces a decision: Phu Quoc in the Gulf of Thailand is the island resort choice and consistently draws the Bali and Maldives comparisons; the Da Nang coastline — specifically My Khe and Non Nuoc — is the urban beach option within reach of Hoi An; and the Cham Islands off Da Nang offer a third mode that requires a boat and rewards those who prioritise quieter water. The honest take is that not all of Vietnam’s beaches are equally accessible or maintained, because several stretches are still working fishing areas rather than resort zones. The Da Nang beaches skew towards a younger, active crowd — body boarding and surfing are available, Korean and domestic Vietnamese tourists fill the sunbeds during peak months — while Phu Quoc’s Khem Beach on the east coast is the closest the country gets to fine-sand resort infrastructure. Phu Quoc’s beaches during the day are calmer than many regional alternatives, though the island’s rapid development means conditions change year to year.

The five videos here cover two distinct geographies — Phu Quoc island beaches and the Da Nang coastline — which means the collection is useful for comparison rather than deep coverage of either. The “Phu Quoc Vietnam 2025 Travel Guide” is the most comprehensive single entry, covering the island’s different beach zones and their relative quality. Pair it with the Da Nang beach content in the Da Nang itinerary section for the mainland contrast: together they give you the resort-island versus urban-coast trade-off that most Vietnam planners eventually face.