Be Islet (Dao Be)

About this location

Be Islet - A Geological Imprint Amidst the Island Seas Be Islet (Dao Be) is part of Ly Son, Quang Ngai Province, located off the central coast of Vietnam. This area is renowned for its landscape formed by volcanic activity, featuring natural rock formations, alternating coastlines with sandy beaches, and vast open sea expanses. The harmonious interplay between volcanic basalt formations and pristine waters creates a distinctive landscape highly valuable for cinematic backdrop development. Be Islet bears the prominent marks of geological tectonic processes, showcasing basalt structures in diverse morphologies. Signature areas such as Mom Tau and Bai Hang epitomize the unique volcanic terrain of Ly Son. Cinematically, the striking contrast between the black volcanic rock, golden-white sand, and azure ocean adds remarkable visual depth, ideally suited for panoramic shots, wide-angle cinematography, and scenes capturing raw natural majesty. With its distinct geological formations and maritime setting, Be Islet is well-suited as a location for geological documentaries, nature exploration films, marine cultural features, and cinematic works exploring the bond between humanity and nature. It also holds strong potential for creating visually evocative frames that convey pristine wilderness and dynamic coastal environments.

Location rules

• - Strictly prohibited contents: disclosing state secrets, anti-state propaganda, distorting history, violating national sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, or defaming national heroes and prominent figures. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• - Foreign film crews are required to partner with and utilize production services provided by a licensed Vietnamese film production company.
• - Permitting regulations: The film crew must secure approval from authorized government agencies prior to organizing commercial filming activities.
• - Landscape protection regulations: Do not damage, displace, or alter the natural volcanic rock formations.
• - Safety regulations: Closely monitor weather forecasts, tides, and coastal surf when filming in shoreline areas.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Tropical depressions, high storm surges, and sea fog