Hai Dang Beach

About this location

Hai Dang Beach - Pristine Cua Nhuong Beach Hai Dang Beach is located in Cam Trung Commune, Ha Tinh Province. The 4km-long beach features gentle waves, rocky outcrops, and the 15m-tall Cua Nhuong Lighthouse. HAI DANG BEACH – PRISTINE CUA NHUONG BEACH Hai Dang Beach, situated in Cam Trung Commune, Ha Tinh Province, is also known as Cam Linh Beach (formerly part of Cam Linh Commune, Cam Xuyen District). It lies over 30km southeast of Ha Tinh city center and about 5km from Thien Cam tourist area. The coastline stretches for roughly 4km, sloping gradually offshore with calm waves. The name 'Hai Dang' (Lighthouse) originates from the Cua Nhuong Lighthouse on the coastal rocky outcrop, managed by the North Central Maritime Safety Corporation. The station stands 15m tall, with its light positioned at an elevation of over 40m above sea level and a visibility range of about 19.7 nautical miles, guiding vessels entering and leaving Cua Nhuong estuary. The location features sandy shores, blue sea, rocky outcrops, a red-and-white lighthouse, rocky mountain points, villages, and fields. It is ideal for aerial drone shots of panoramic views, medium shots of the lighthouse, rocky formations, and sandy beaches, as well as close-ups of rocks and waves. Best captured during early morning and late afternoon; avoid harsh midday sun. Suitable for ocean-themed films, fishing village dramas, family films, road movies, beach tourism promotional films, and maritime-themed music videos. Information compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: PTIT.

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Location rules

• Do not enter the lighthouse station without permission from the management unit
• Do not fly drones without permission; avoid flying close to the lighthouse and residential areas
• Do not litter, damage rocky outcrops, sandy beaches, or the coastal landscape
• Do not cause noise or shoot offensive scenes near residential areas and places of worship
• Do not film boats, round basket boats, or fishermen without permission from boat owners and locals
• Monitor tides, waves, and wind; do not film during rough seas, rain, or storms

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