Travelers have selected Non Nuoc and An Bang beaches in Vietnam in the list of top 25 Asian beaches in a recent survey conducted by global travel site TripAdvisor.

![]() At Non Nuoc beach
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With green water and white sand, Non Nuoc Beach stretches five kilometers along the shore of Hoa Hai Ward at the foot of Ngu Hanh Son (The Marble Mountains).
The beach is famous for its seaweed, which reaches exportation standards. Many five-star hotels were built in Non Nuoc to accommodate the domestic and foreign tourists in the area. Together with its feature of wave degree, climate, weather and salinity, Non Nuoc Beach is suitable for water sports, especially surfing
An Bang beach is in Cam An ward, which is 3km to the East of Hoi An centre town. It is 4km long with wild nature landscape and pure air with diversified flora. For being newly established, An Bang still gets its wild and quiet.
![]() At An Bang beach.
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The best time to visit An Bang is between May and September, and Non Nuoc between February and August, according to TripAdvisor.
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