Cua Dai Beach

Cua Dai Beach is a notable beach located near Hoi An, Vietnam. It is characterized by a lovely stretch of sand, which has undergone significant work to prevent erosion. The beach is lined with coconut palms, providing ample shade for visitors. The beach is accessible via a long drive, with a sign on the main road indicating its location. Parking is available, particularly for motor scooters. The beach is known for its warm sea, making it a popular spot for swimming. However, some visitors have noted that the water can sometimes appear unclean, possibly due to high waves. Along the beach, there are piles of straw bags used as breakwaters, which some visitors feel detracts from its natural beauty. Amenities at Cua Dai Beach include chaise lounges, which can be rented for the day. There are also locals offering drinks and souvenirs, as well as numerous cafes and bars nearby. Despite these amenities, the beach can sometimes be crowded, particularly at the main spot. However, quieter spots can be found by moving a little along the main road and trying one of the side streets leading to the beach. The journey to Cua Dai Beach from Hoi An's Old Town is described as magnificent, particularly during sunset. Many visitors choose to travel to the beach by bike, adding to the overall experience.