This image depicts a secluded, crescent-shaped pebble beach and cove located in Bac Nha Trang Ward, Vietnam. The calm, clear turquoise-green water of the ocean reveals subsurface rock formations and the seabed. The shoreline consists of a grey and light-colored pebble beach, which is heavily interspersed with extensive anthropogenic debris, primarily multicolored plastic fragments, bottles, bags, and discarded fishing net remnants. This litter extends from the water's edge up into the lower slopes of the surrounding hills. The landward side features steep, verdant hillsides densely covered in various green vegetation, including thick bushes, grasses, and scattered trees. A singular, prominent deciduous tree stands on the hillside approximately midway along the beach's length. Large, dark, reddish-brown rock formations are visible along the water's edge and within the hillside terrain, particularly on the right side of the cove. No individuals or man-made structures are present, with the exception of the widespread litter.

Morning coastal drive documented in Bac

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Sat, Jun 6, 2026, 05:33 AM

18d ago

Bac Nha Trang Ward, Vietnam

12.30800, 109.23400

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This image depicts a secluded, crescent-shaped pebble beach and cove located in Bac Nha Trang Ward, Vietnam. The calm, clear turquoise-green water of the ocean reveals subsurface rock formations and the seabed. The shoreline consists of a grey and light-colored pebble beach, which is heavily interspersed with extensive anthropogenic debris, primarily multicolored plastic fragments, bottles, bags, and discarded fishing net remnants. This litter extends from the water's edge up into the lower slopes of the surrounding hills. The landward side features steep, verdant hillsides densely covered in various green vegetation, including thick bushes, grasses, and scattered trees. A singular, prominent deciduous tree stands on the hillside approximately midway along the beach's length. Large, dark, reddish-brown rock formations are visible along the water's edge and within the hillside terrain, particularly on the right side of the cove. No individuals or man-made structures are present, with the exception of the widespread litter.