Dragon's Claw Beach

Dragon's Claw Beach, also known as Mong Rong Rock Beach, is a unique and majestic destination located on Co Island. The beach is characterized by its harmonious combination of rock and water, offering a romantic and unique beauty that attracts many tourists, especially young people. The beach is a system of sedimentary rock layers that have been eroded over tens of thousands of years by sea water. The beach offers a variety of activities for visitors. On calm days or during the moss season, visitors can fish, catch snails, or scuba dive to see precious coral reefs and schools of colorful fish swimming under the clear blue water. However, caution is advised when diving to avoid hitting the pebbles. The beach is also a popular spot for watching the sunrise, especially around 5am. However, the path to the beach can be a bit difficult, and it is recommended to ask a local for guidance. The area around the flagpole is noted to be less scenic. It should be noted that the terrain can become difficult to navigate when it rains.