Brian Jeffrey
Neither Hai Phong nor Thai Binh – social media enthusiasts have recently spotlighted a stunning “infinity beach” in Vietnam, earning attention for its spectacular views ideal for capturing moments in photos and videos.
Brief videos showcasing the beach, only a few seconds long, have garnered hundreds of thousands of interactions. Source: Tran My Duyen
Clip recordings of sunrise at a beach in Ninh Thuan have gone viral online. The shallow waters barely reach the ankles, resembling a mirror that beautifully reflects the sky and surroundings.
The expansive, seemingly limitless horizon and vibrant hues have led some to ponder if the images have been digitally altered.
The trending videos were filmed and distributed by Tran My Duyen, a creator known for highlighting Ninh Thuan’s distinctive travel spots on social platforms.
According to Duyen, this “infinity beach” can be found in My Hoa village, situated in Vinh Hai commune of Ninh Hai district, approximately 15 kilometers from Phan Rang-Thap Cham city, making it easily reachable. “Tourists can arrive in My Hoa via motorbike, car, or bus, with just a short walk to the beach,” she noted.
Stretched over 4 kilometers, the beach has a gentle slope towards the shoreline. The ideal time to witness the “infinity” effect is around 5 AM, when the winds are calm and the light is soft.
Duyen suggests visiting between the 10th and 15th days of the lunar cycle when the tides are stable, making it easier to capture the enchanting scenes. “The colors shift daily and don’t require editing,” she added.
The “infinity beach” phenomenon typically appears from February to June, with May being the most scenic month. Source: Tran My Duyen
During the months of November to March, My Hoa beach transforms into a kite-surfing haven, attracting global visitors. It offers perfect wind and wave conditions along with distinct water zones—gentle waves close to the shore for beginners and deeper waters suitable for seasoned surfers.
For optimal photography, visitors are encouraged to take wide-angle shots or time-lapse videos. Duyen utilized a drone to capture sweeping panoramic visuals of the beach.
She also stresses the importance of preserving the environment: no littering and ensuring the area remains clean after taking photos.
After enjoying the sunrise, travelers can take the DT702 coastal route to explore nearby attractions such as Rock Park, Hang Rai, Hon Do, Thai An grape village, and Vinh Hy Bay.
In northern Vietnam, the most renowned “infinity beach” is Quang Lang located in Thuy Hai commune, Thai Thuy district, Thai Binh province, roughly 140 kilometers from Hanoi.
Another stunning beach with similar “infinity” views can be found in Vinh Quang commune, Tien Lang district, Hai Phong.
