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Xuan Dai Ward

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Practical info — Xuan Dai Ward

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🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

Visit Xuan Dai Bay at sunrise to catch the best light for photos of the local fishing boats.
Rent a motorbike to explore the coastal road, which features striking viewpoints of the national scenic spot.
Make sure to try the local lobster, as the Song Cau area is known as the lobster capital of Vietnam.
Observe the floating lobster farms in the bay, which are a fascinating and vital part of the local economy.
Wear sunscreen during coastal walks, as the sea breeze can make the tropical sun feel deceptively mild.

🍽 Food

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Lobster (Tom hum)

Freshly caught in the bay; enjoy it at the waterfront restaurants along the Song Cau coast.

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Song Cau Coconut

This region is famous for its sweet coconuts; buy them fresh from roadside stalls near the bay.

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Cha ca (Fish cakes)

A local specialty made from fresh sea fish, commonly found at small eateries in the ward.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

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Song Cau Market

An authentic local market to buy fresh seafood and tropical fruits directly from the source.

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Dried Seafood Stalls

Look for dried squid and fish at roadside stalls along the main highway, a local specialty.

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Bay Viewpoints

The hills overlooking the ward offer quiet spots to sit and enjoy the view of the azure waters.

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Secluded Coves

Away from the main road, you can find small, tranquil beach strips excellent for a peaceful break.

Xuan Dai Ward is located in the Song Cau district and is a low-key spot on the central Vietnamese coast. The region is characterized by the majestic Xuan Dai Bay, known for its calm waters and traditional fishing. Visitors especially appreciate the authentic atmosphere away from the major tourist crowds. The Bãi biển Gành Đỏ beach is the highlight of the area. It impresses with its fine sand and the surrounding fishing villages, where you can observe the daily life of the locals. The coast is convenient for swimming and relaxing in a natural environment. Culinary-wise, Xuan Dai is a paradise for seafood lovers. The region is considered the "lobster capital" of Vietnam. In the numerous local restaurants right on the water, specialties are freshly prepared. Access is usually via National Highway 1A, about 60 kilometers north of Tuy Hoa.