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| Located north of Da Nang, Son Cha Island boasts magnificent natural scenery. |
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| The island lies less than one kilometre from the easternmost point of the Hai Van Pass. |
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| To visit the island, travellers from Da Nang depart from Tho Quang Port, take a small boat to a location about 200 metres from the island, and then transfer to a coracle (round bamboo boat) to reach the shore. |
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| Visitors travel by a coracle. |
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| A stunning white sand beach stretches along the southern side of the island. |
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| The stunning white sand beach, viewed above, reveals its pristine beauty. |
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| The rocky shores on the island are ideal spots for capturing breathtaking photographs. |
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| Magnificent rock formations surround the island as seen from above. |
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| Like most other islands, Son Cha also features a beautiful lighthouse located at the island’s highest point. To visit it, travellers must conquer a path of more than 500 steep steps. |
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| From the top of Son Cha Lighthouse, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Da Nang City in the distance. |
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| The “pearl island” boasts a diverse underwater ecosystem, with more than 144 species of coral, 135 types of seaweed, and 162 species of vibrantly coloured fish, creating a shimmering, dreamlike world beneath the sea. |
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| Son Cha Island previously welcomed tourists under the administration of Hue, offering nature exploration tours and coral diving experiences. |
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| However, since officially coming under the management of Da Nang in September last year, tourism activities have been temporarily suspended, awaiting new directives aimed at developing the island efficiently and sustainably. |
