
Dragon Claw Rock Beach
Bãi đá Móng Rồng (Bãi đá Cầu Mỵ)
A dramatic rocky coastline on Co To Island, famous for sunrise views, wave-carved cliffs, and photogenic seascapes.
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What to know before you go
- Dragon Claw Rock Beach is located in Khu 4, Co To town, on Co To Island, Quang Ninh. It is also widely known by its older name, Bãi đá Cầu Mỵ.
- The site is known for its layered sedimentary rock formations shaped by sea erosion over thousands of years, creating a dramatic coastline with cliffs, tidal pools, and sweeping ocean views.
- For solo travelers, this is one of the best places on Co To for a quiet early-morning visit, especially if you want fewer crowds and better light for photos.
Culture, safety & access
Culture & etiquette
Keep noise low, do not litter, and avoid climbing on fragile rock edges for photos.
Safety & health
Watch for wet rocks, sudden waves, and strong wind near the cliff line; solo travelers should stay within visible, populated areas.
Weather
Best in dry, calm weather; rain and rough seas make the rocks slippery and the viewpoint less safe.
Walking Conditions
Paths and rocks can be uneven, slippery, and sharp; wear grippy shoes and avoid stepping too close to cliff edges.
Solo Traveler Safety
Best visited in daylight or sunrise hours; tell your accommodation if you plan to go early, and avoid isolated areas after dark.
Weather and Tide Awareness
Check weather and sea conditions before visiting; waves can be strong and spray can make rocks slick.
Parking Info
Motorbike and electric cart drop-off is typically available near the attraction area; parking is informal and may vary by season.
Public Transport
On Co To Island, visitors usually reach the site by electric cart, motorbike taxi, or rented scooter from Co To town center.





