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A beach on Little Island in Ly Son Photo: Shutterstock/Big Pearl.
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Located about 3 nautical miles to the Northwest of Ly Son Island, Little Island (also known as An Binh Island) covers an area of about 0.69 km2, with a population of 500 hundred people.
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| A Little Island amid the vast sea Photo: Bao Quang Ngai |
Situated in the middle of the sea, Little Island has a serene atmosphere along with exceptionally pristine beauty. From the port in Ly Son Island, it takes 15 minutes to reach Little Island by canoe.
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| Rows of green coconuts, rugged cliffs and jade green hues of beaches Photo: Bao Quang Ngai |
Little Island is not as crowded as other renowned islands but it exerts a strong attraction on anyone stepping on it.
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| Tourists are eager to take a dip in the jade water Photo: Bao Quang Ngai |
From the peaks of Ly Son Island, you can capture in your eyes a tiny but splendid island enveloped by the immense sea which looks like a wonderland everyone desires to explore.
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| Little Island- enthralling summer tourism paradise in Ly Son Island District Photo: Vietnam Coracle |
Visiting An Binh Island, you can freely stroll and admire the breath-taking scenery. Every morning, the island is bathed in pleasant sunshine; the stretches of garlic fields dotted by small roofs create an exquisite landscape picture.
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| A spectacular view at sunset in Little Island Photo: My Tour |
Ambling around Little Island, you will have opportunities to admire spectacular beauties such as glamorous sunset and a sparkling night sky full of stars which definitely help you to escape from the chaos of modern life.
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| Coming here, travelers are struck by beautiful homestays nestled in the high rows of coconuts. Photo: Bao Quang Ngai |
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| Visitors can enjoy a peaceful ambiance in bungalows lying right at the beach. |
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Tourists enjoy taking photos with a lonely tree on Little Island Photo: Bao Quang Ngai
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| The turquoise and clean sea in Little Island Photo: Bao Quang Nga |
Volcanic sedimentary cliffs formed millions of years ago mingle with the emerald and jade green hues of beaches create an artistic masterpiece of nature.
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| The island is home to garlic. Photo: Bao Quang Ngai |
The island is home to intriguing garlic and onion farms. Besides sightseeing, tourists can buy garlic as gifts for relatives and friends.
