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Thoi Loi Mountain & Cau Cave
Located in the east of Ly Son island, is the highest extinct volcano on the island with a height of 149m. This place has a basin-shaped volcanic crater, inside is a clear blue freshwater lake. Visitors can conquer the mountain top by foot or motorbike to enjoy a panoramic view of Ly Son and the vast sea.
At the foot of Thoi Loi mountain, Hang Cau was formed by the erosion of ocean waves over millions of years with many stalactites and unique shapes. This is the ideal place for those who love to explore wild nature.
One of Quang Ngai province’s well-known specialties is Ly Son garlic, also referred to as the “treasure” of Ly Son island. Ly Son garlic fields, which stretches the entire length of the island, like a vibrant image when they are green during the growing season and golden after the harvest.
For the locals, garlic crops are the primary source of income. Let’s enjoy and feel the quintessential flavors of Vietnam’s seas and islands through this unique specialty.
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Be Island (An Binh Island)
Located about 15 minutes by boat from Ly Son Island, Be Island is a pristine island with fine white sand, blue sea water and colorful coral reefs. Here, visitors can participate in activities such as scuba diving to see coral, fishing, and kayaking to explore the beauty of the ocean floor.
This place is an ideal destination for those who want to seek relaxation, immerse themselves in nature and experience the simple life of local people.
Ly Son fishing port is not only an anchorage for fishing ships, but also a tourist destination that attracts tourists because of the idyllic beauty of the coastal fishing village, with colorful fishing boats and fishermen. are busy with their work.
Visitors can stroll along the embankment, admire the bustling scenery of the port and enjoy the fresh air of the sea. Come to Ly Son fishing port to experience and feel the life of local fishermen.