Overview
Cham Islands, 15km from Cua Dai, is a stunning group of seven islands recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, known as Cu Lao Cham Marine Park. Each island has a unique name based on its shape or characteristics: Lao (pear), Dài (long), Lá (leaf), Khô (dry), Tai (ear), Mồ (tomb), and Nồm (East Wind).
With a favourable year-round climate, Cham Islands are rich in flora, fauna, and marine life. Visitors can marvel at precious bird nests and vibrant coral reefs, making it a paradise for nature lovers and marine enthusiasts. The underwater world offers excellent snorkelling and diving opportunities.
Cham Islands boast beautiful beaches with clean white sand and clear, cool waters, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and beach sports. The tranquil waters are ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding. Popular beaches like Bai Bac and Bai Ong are great for picnics and leisurely walks.
Beyond the natural beauty, the islands offer a glimpse into local culture with the over-200-year-old Hai Tang Temple and ancient Chăm well. The vibrant Seafood Market showcases local trade and fresh catches. The friendly locals add to the enchanting experience, welcoming visitors warmly.
Cham Islands blend natural beauty, cultural richness, and recreational activities, making them an ideal destination for an unforgettable island escape.
Trip Highlights
- Discover the island's history and artefacts at the Cu Lao Cham Museum.
- Visit the over-200-year-old Hai Tang Temple for a glimpse into local culture.
- Explore vibrant coral reefs and marine life while snorkelling at Xep Beach.
- Unwind with a fresh seafood lunch and relax on the pristine Bai Bac Beach.
- Enjoy the warm hospitality and friendliness of the island's residents.
