Description
Ly Son Island, located off the coast of Quang Ngai Province in Central Vietnam, is often called the “Jeju of Vietnam.” Formed by volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, the island features dramatic cliffs, black basalt rocks, and turquoise waters. Famous for its garlic farms, fresh seafood, and peaceful pace of life, Ly Son offers an untouched island experience that blends natural beauty, geology, and culture.
Highlights
- To Vo Gate – A natural lava arch over the sea, perfect for sunrise and sunset photos.
- Thoi Loi Volcano Peak – The island’s highest point, offering a panoramic view of the sea and garlic fields.
- Hang Cau Beach – Dramatic cliffside beach shaped by volcanic activity.
- Be Island – A smaller, pristine island known for snorkeling and coral reefs.
- Ly Son Garlic Fields – Iconic farms producing the island’s famous “white gold” garlic.
- Hang Pagoda – A spiritual cave temple carved into the volcanic cliffs.
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Top Activities & Experiences
Hike Thoi Loi Volcano
Trek to the top of Ly Son’s extinct volcano for panoramic island and ocean views.
Snorkeling at Be Island
Explore coral reefs and swim among colorful fish in clear turquoise water.
Watch Sunset at To Vo Gate
Capture stunning sunset shots under the iconic lava arch by the sea.
Visit Garlic Farms
Learn about Ly Son’s famous garlic cultivation and take home some as a local specialty.
Boat Tour Around the Island
Cruise around the island to see volcanic cliffs, fishing villages, and hidden coves.
