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Beach Water and Environment Safety

Visitors report that Rach Vem (Starfish Beach) is currently in poor condition, characterized by significant amounts of…
Visitors report that Rach Vem (Starfish Beach) is currently in poor condition, characterized by significant amounts of trash, polluted water, and an infestation of sand fleas. Travelers are advised to be cautious due to high risks of insect bites requiring medical attention.
Beach areas in Vietnam may have signs indicating the presence of jellyfish
Beach areas in Vietnam may have signs indicating the presence of jellyfish. It is advisable to heed these warnings and exercise caution when swimming or engaging in water activities.
Reports of fuel/oil pollution (tar balls) at Nha Trang beaches (including central beach and Vinpearl island) have…
Reports of fuel/oil pollution (tar balls) at Nha Trang beaches (including central beach and Vinpearl island) have appeared in May 2026. While swimming remains possible, tourists are advised to wear protective footwear and bring cleaning agents like mineral spirits to remove oil stains from skin or shoes.
Nha Trang and Cam Ranh beaches occasionally experience seasonal tar/oil spills, which appear as tiny dark crumbs in the…
Nha Trang and Cam Ranh beaches occasionally experience seasonal tar/oil spills, which appear as tiny dark crumbs in the water and stick to skin/swimwear. The tar can be easily dissolved and wiped off skin using body/suntan oil. For shoes or stubborn stains, white spirit or nail polish remover is effective.