BA RIA – VUNG TAU – Arriving at Con Dao, Phuong Anh does not follow a fixed schedule, but walks along the sea, where there is a beautiful place, she stops to take pictures.

Huynh Thanh Phuong Anh, born in 1989, from An Giang, came to Con Dao for 4 days in the summer of June. She chose Con Dao as a summer vacation destination because it not only has the sea but also the sunny forest roads that weave like movies. Japanese animation. Phuong Anh does not follow the schedule, explores Con Dao by herself on the road around the coast from the port. “It’s worth it to come here just following this route,” she said.

Renting a motorbike for 100,000 VND a day, Phuong Anh wanders, meets a beautiful place, stops to take pictures. She feels relaxed when listening to the waves crashing on the shore, feels small in front of the vast nature, “immersing herself in each stone”.

Phuong Anh’s experience with beautiful photos is only taken in the early morning or late afternoon. Every day, Phuong Anh wakes up at 4-5 am to go on a photo shoot, at 8 am to rest and focus on other places.

Phuong Anh photographed at Shark Cape in the early morning. This location and the forest path around the island are the two places she thinks are the best for taking photos.

Also Shark Nose but at sunset. Due to being so impressed here, Phuong Anh returned many times. “Majestic and beautiful,” she describes.

The sea water in Con Dao is famously green and clear. “The island gives me a very refreshing feeling, I just go, I don’t need a map. Just go straight to the beach road through the forest, through the sea, wherever I go, it’s beautiful,” Phuong Anh said.

Con Dao weather in summer is like a redhead. The morning is bright, the afternoon is always a sudden shower. “Even the rain doesn’t bother me to sit and watch because it’s beautiful,” Phuong Anh likes to walk in the forest in the rain, smelling the leaves and the earth. Pictured is the national forest road, near the airport.

The beach is near Six Senses Con Dao resort. At this time it is about 3 pm, the sun begins to soften.

An unexpected beautiful spot that she discovered while riding a motorbike along the road. “This is a coastal cliff, you just go and see. The best thing about Con Dao tourism is the spots along the way”, she shared.

Phuong Anh shared some notes for guests wandering around like her, which is “don’t tease monkeys around the island, I imitate its movements and get chased for nearly 1 km, can’t breathe”, she laughs.

Photo: Phuong Anh ‘Xèo’