Con Dao Islands- Vietnam || #18

Con Dao Islands, also known as Con Dao National park, are an archipelago of 16 mostly uninhabited islets just off the southern coast of Vietnam, each of which offering expansive beaches shaded with evergreen trees. Great for savvy travellers looking to escape bustling city life, the main island also boasts miles of coastal roads, hiking trails and a wide range of outdoor activities.
The best time to visit Con Dao Islands is during the dry season (November to February), but if you’re looking to see turtles nesting on Hon Bay Canh Island, visit between June and September
Six Senses Con Dao is perfectly in line with the Six Senses philosophy to open luxurious resorts in remote areas of outstanding beauty: Con Dao archipelago counts 16 Islands and hosts a national park. The main island “ Con Son - on which the resort is situated, is mostly famous for its political prison built during the French colonial era that has become a museum nowadays. Still preserved from over-development, the archipelago offers breathtaking natural sceneries.

[@cristiancastro326]

Que bonito , Sera que ahi vive Ly Thi Ca ?
Saludos desde Costa Rica, pura vida !!!

[@pureglow.koreanskincare111]

Wow this is gorgeous, better than phu quoc for sure 🤩

[@ciaoamy1146]

Yes. It’s a quiet & wonderful place to relax