Many say it is a dirty beach and not so nice. That is not the case. Is it the best beach, no it is not but it is pretty good. Believe it is about 6 km long and has a walking path at the top for most of the way. Plenty of restaurants and bars along the way with many having sun loungers for rent. Plenty of toilets and excercise areas with equipment. Great to watch the locals playing around in the early mornings.

I was there for five days in Sept and am going back next month. I get the feeling that the people who write some of these negative reviews own hotels in Vung Tau. The beach is clean. The water nice. Parks by the beach have women doing dancing exercises in the park. The mornings and evenings are full of families living life. Enjoyed eating fresh fish and drinking beer in restaurants by the sand and watching the young ladies all dressed up taking pictures of each other. They seem to take pride in their beach and activities and it is a focal point for them.

When I arrived the sea was really dirty. They must have cleaned after my first couple of days here and it became a totally different place, hopefully, it stays this way. It's a pity about the kind of tourists it attracts (I literally saw a Chinese man pissing in the middle of the beach and another one throw his wrapper in the water). Nice and pleasant beach when clean; I just wish the tourists who come here respected the sea (and the people around them) more.

It is a nice stretch of beach to walk along and not at all, just which is nice. The water, however, just looked dirty and not very inviting. We hired two sunbeds with towels for 100k and were left in relative peacefulness with the occasional seller.