Taking a cruise for nearly two hours from Bach Dang Wharf in Hoi An City, we reached Cu Lao Cham.

Miles Burton, a Dutch tourist, and Hanoi girls on the cruise to Cu Lao Cham.

Miles Burton, a Dutch tourist was very interested in visiting this group of beautiful islands, which has attracted an increasing number of visitors.

Cu Lao Cham consists of eight islands, including Hon Lao, Hon Dai, Hon Mo, Hon Kho Me, Hon Kho Con, Hon La, Hon

Foreign tourists are interested in watching the boat race in Cu Lao Cham.

At Lang Wharf we met over 10 Italian tourists who arrived in another boat. “This is the first time I’ve been here. There are many wonderful things,” said Laura who went along the coast together

A corner of Chong Beach.

The visitors went in different directions. Some of them walked to the water edge to wade. Others visited the shops selling sea products and forest vegetables, where the tour guide bought several kinds of sea products for our lunch.

Some visitors went into small alleys to learn about the life of the local

Swift cave is an interesting destination for tourists.

Leaving Lang Wharf we embarked the ship to the Chong beach, which has the shape of an arc and smooth white sand. The beach is several hundred meters

The panoramic view of Lang Beach.

On the beach there are several umbrellas made of palm leaves. Behind the beach are mountainous slopes with verdant trees. Some Italian couples enjoyed swimming in the clear blue water, while other visitors sunbathed on the beach or sat in a hammock under the shade of coconut trees to drink beer.

After having relaxing moments we had a lunch of delicious seacooking.
We returned after a one-day tour on Cu Lao Cham and wished to re-visit the islands in the future.

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