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Long Beach Resorts
Big resorts on long stretches of sand at Phu Quoc, Nha Trang and Da Nang, with several restaurants, pools and everything on site.
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Beach & Island Resorts of Indochina
Coastal retreats across Vietnam and Cambodia, from long palm beaches and quiet bays to private islands and small boutique resorts by the sea.
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Where the Journey Slows Down
After the cities and the temples, the sea.
Most journeys through Indochina begin in the cities, move through the countryside and the historic towns, and finish by the water. A beach stay is not just somewhere to rest at the end. It is often the part travellers remember most.
This collection brings together the beach and island resorts across Vietnam and Cambodia that we believe are worth knowing. Some sit on long stretches of sand with plenty of space and everything on site. Others are small retreats hidden in quiet bays, or private islands with only a handful of rooms. All of them are places where the sea sets the rhythm of the day.
Our Approach
The right beach resort depends on where it comes in the journey, and what the traveller needs from it. We match the coast to the pace of the trip.
Explore by Coastal Style
Not every beach stay is the same kind of beach stay.
A long resort beach, a quiet bay, a private island and a small coastal house each give you a different kind of week by the sea.
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Bay & Cove Retreats
Smaller resorts tucked into bays and rocky coves at Ninh Van Bay and Vinh Hy Bay, where the sea is close and the hills come down to meet it.
Explore Nha Trang Bay Stays →03
Private Islands
Islands of their own in southern Cambodia and a small number of Vietnamese island retreats, where the resort is the only thing on the coast.
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Boutique Beach Hotels
Small places with real character, where the design and the service matter as much as the sand.
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Wellness & Spa Retreats
Beach resorts built around rest. Yoga, spa treatments, light menus and quiet pools, with the sea always in sight.
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Family Beach Resorts
Beach resorts made for families, with kids’ clubs, shallow pools, larger rooms and plenty of space for everyone to have their own corner.
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Beach resorts across Vietnam and Cambodia.
Vietnam has the longest coastline in the region. Cambodia’s coast is shorter but full of character. Laos is landlocked, so its slower stays are by the river and the lake.
Vietnam
The longest coastline in Indochina, from Phu Quoc and Con Dao in the south, up through Nha Trang, Quy Nhon, Da Nang and Hoi An.
Explore Vietnam Beach Resorts →Cambodia
A shorter but very charming coast, with Kep and its old-fashioned seaside atmosphere, plus the islands of Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem in the south.
Explore Cambodia Beach Resorts →Laos
Landlocked Laos has no beaches, but it has riverside and lakeside stays that offer the same sense of slowing down after the cities.
Explore Laos Riverside Stays →Beach Resorts by Destination
Where the coast is worth the journey.
Every stretch of coastline here has its own character, from island resorts in the south to long beaches in the centre.
Featured Beach Resorts
A few we know well.
From long island beaches to quiet bays with only a handful of rooms, these are the kinds of places that anchor a stay by the sea.
JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay
Phu Quoc · Vietnam
A beachfront resort on the quiet southern shore of Phu Quoc, designed by Bill Bensley around the story of a fictional academy. Long sand, big pools and strong dining, and a lovely place to finish a long journey.
View Resort →Fusion Resort Phu Quoc
Phu Quoc · Vietnam
A quieter, wellness-focused resort on Phu Quoc’s western shore. Breakfast anywhere, a daily spa treatment included, and a long stretch of beach that feels more private than most.
View Resort →Six Senses Ninh Van Bay
Ninh Van Bay · Vietnam
Reached only by boat, on a bay north of Nha Trang. Villas on the sand and up among the rocks. No traffic, no noise, just the sea and the hills.
View Resort →Amanoi
Vinh Hy Bay · Vietnam
Set in the national park above Vinh Hy Bay, looking down onto one of the most beautiful stretches of coast in Vietnam. Small, quiet and made for travellers who want privacy over activity.
View Resort →InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula
Da Nang · Vietnam
A large resort on a private bay north of Da Nang, designed by Bill Bensley across four terraced levels. Families, couples and groups all fit here, and the beach is one of the best in central Vietnam.
View Resort →Anantara Hoi An Resort
Hoi An · Vietnam
Riverside in Hoi An, with a shuttle to the beach and the old town a short walk away. A good choice if you want both the town and the sea in the same stay.
View Resort →Six Senses Con Dao
Con Dao · Vietnam
On a quiet island off the southern coast, with a long private beach and villas set between the sand and the forest. The kind of place that quietly resets a long trip.
View Resort →Knai Bang Chatt
Kep · Cambodia
A small boutique resort on Cambodia’s quiet southern coast, in a set of restored mid-century villas. Sea views, a saltwater pool and a pace that suits travellers who want calm rather than crowds.
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Beach resorts sit alongside other collections.
Most travellers pair a beach stay with a city hotel, a heritage property or a river cruise within the same journey.
City Hotels
Well-located hotels in the main cities of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, the natural start and end of most journeys.
View Collection →Riverside Heritage Hotels
Historic hotels on the rivers of Indochina, where the water shapes the day and the view from the terrace.
View Collection →Boutique Hotels of Indochina
Smaller hotels chosen for individuality, atmosphere and the sense of place they give to a journey.
View Collection →Heritage Hotels
Historic buildings, restored homes and old landmarks that still carry the story of the city they stand in.
View Collection →Indochine-Style Hotels
Places shaped by the style of the Indochine period, from restored originals to thoughtful new builds.
View Collection →Riverside & Nature Stays
Quiet retreats by the water and out in the countryside, where the landscape sets the rhythm of the day.
View Collection →More Than a Beach
Notes that explain what the coast is really like.
Beachfront can mean steps from the sand, or a short shuttle ride. A sea view can be the whole horizon, or one corner from the top floor. Our notes make the difference clear before you book.
Explore Hotel ProfilesWhat we look at in beach resorts
- Where the resort sits on the beach, and how you reach the sand
- Which rooms really look out to sea, and which do not
- The character of the coastline, a long beach or a quiet bay
- The sea through the year, and how the seasons change it
- The pool, how big it is and how busy it gets
- Room types, and who each one suits best
- Dining, and whether you would want to eat there every night
- Spa and quiet spaces, if rest is part of the plan
- How far the resort is from the airport or the nearest town
- How the stay fits the pace of the rest of the journey
For Travel Advisors & Agencies
Beach resorts are easier to recommend when the coast is explained.
Asia Travel Mates works with travel advisors, tour operators and agencies looking for reliable local knowledge on beach and island resorts across Vietnam and Cambodia.
We can help match your clients with the right coastal stay as part of a wider journey, whether that means a city hotel in Hanoi followed by a quiet bay in Ninh Van, or a Mekong cruise that ends on a small island in the Gulf of Thailand.
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Local Knowledge
We know which beaches are quiet, which are busy, and who each one suits.
Right Fit
Couples, families and groups each want a different stretch of coast.
Private Journeys
Coastal stays woven into complete Vietnam and Cambodia itineraries.
Local Support
Our own team on the ground across Indochina.
For Hotels
Do you run a beach or island resort?
Asia Travel Mates works with beach and island resorts across Vietnam and Cambodia. If your resort sits on a coastline that guests will remember, whether that is a long beach, a quiet bay or an island of its own, we would like to hear about it.
We are especially interested in places where the setting itself is part of the reason guests come, and where the sea shapes the rhythm of the stay.
Our Philosophy
Why the beach matters at the end of a journey.
After a week of cities, temples and long roads, the coast is where a journey settles.
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The Right Coast
A long resort beach, a private bay and a small island each give a different last week. The coast should match the pace of the trip.
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Space and Quiet
By the end of a journey, most travellers want space. A villa, a terrace, a pool, a beach. Somewhere the day can move slowly.
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A Room With a View
The difference between a room that opens to the sea and one that opens to a car park is worth understanding before you book.
Good to Know
Beach resorts in Indochina. A few questions, answered.
What is a beach resort in Indochina?
A beach resort in Indochina is a coastal place to stay built around the sea. Most have direct beach access, a pool, gardens and restaurants, and there is plenty of space to slow down. Some are large international resorts, while others are small, quiet retreats with only a handful of rooms.
Which are the best beach destinations in Vietnam?
Phu Quoc, Nha Trang, Da Nang, Hoi An, Quy Nhon and Con Dao are the main beach destinations in Vietnam. Phu Quoc and Nha Trang suit longer stays by the sea. Da Nang and Hoi An let you combine the beach with a city or a historic old town. Con Dao is for travellers who want quiet, nature and very few crowds.
Which islands in Cambodia are worth staying on?
Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem are the main islands in southern Cambodia, with a mix of small resorts and simpler beach stays. Kep, on the mainland coast, has a quiet, old-fashioned atmosphere and a handful of lovely small hotels.
How does a beach stay fit into a longer journey?
A beach stay usually comes at the end of a journey, after time spent in cities and historic places. It pairs beautifully with a Mekong cruise, a northern Vietnam route, or a longer trip through Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
Are beach resorts in Indochina good for families?
Yes. Many resorts have family rooms, kids’ clubs, shallow pools, calm beaches and easy access from the airport. The best one for you will depend on the ages of your children and how much you want to move around.
Asia Travel Mates · Beach & Island Resorts
End the journey by the sea.
Browse beach resorts by destination, or talk to our local team about which stretch of coast, and which resort, fits the end of your journey through Vietnam or Cambodia.
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