Just a 10-minute motorbike ride from Phu Quy’s town center, Bai Nho – Ganh Hang is one of the island’s most pristine and captivating coastal destinations, where turquoise water, white sand, and dramatic volcanic cliffs blend into a breathtaking natural landscape.
Bai Nho sits quietly at the foot of a low hill, featuring a soft crescent-shaped white-sand beach embraced by rocky headlands that curve outward like protective arms hugging the sea. The water here is crystal-clear, shimmering in shades of emerald, allowing visitors to see the sandy seabed and rock formations beneath. With no houses nearby and very few boats anchored in the area, the atmosphere remains peaceful and pure—perfect for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with untouched nature.
What makes Bai Nho – Ganh Hang especially fascinating is its collection of dark volcanic rock formations, sculpted naturally over centuries by strong ocean winds and waves. These uniquely shaped cliffs twist and curve along the coastline, creating a striking geological masterpiece that captures the imagination of every visitor.
From Trieu Duong Bay, travelers only need to follow the coastal ring road for about 300 meters to reach the Phu Quy Flagpole—a meaningful symbol of Vietnam’s maritime sovereignty. Continue another 700 meters and you will arrive at Bai Nho – Ganh Hang, the third major stop on a typical island-exploration route.
However, due to the steep slopes and rugged cliff terrain, this area is not suitable for children, the elderly, or visitors with limited mobility. To ensure safety, travelers should wear sneakers or hiking shoes and, if planning to walk down toward the beach or cliff edges, should go with local guides or experienced residents.
Amid the vast ocean, towering cliffs, and crystal-clear water, Bai Nho – Ganh Hang offers a rare blend of adventure and romance—a place where visitors can fully immerse themselves in the raw, majestic beauty of Phu Quy Island.
