Kim Son Beach is located in Kim Son District โ the southernmost part of Ninh Binh Province, belonging to the northern coastal region of Vietnam. This is one of the provinces with the shortest coastline in the country (about 18 km), yet it boasts a vast ecological area of over 105,000 hectares. Kim Son Beach lies between two major rivers, the Can River and the Day River, formed through the process of sea reclamation starting in 1829. This area includes coastal communes such as Kim Trung, Kim Hai, Kim Dong, and Kim Tan. A key highlight is Con Noi (or Bai Ngang), a natural island with an area of nearly 1,000 hectares, located about 4-5 km off the Binh Minh IV dike coast.
- Distance:
- From Ninh Binh city center: about 30-35 km (Con Noi is about 54 km away).
- From Hanoi: over 100-126 km (depending on the route).
The Bai Ngang โ Con Noi landscape area has been recognized by UNESCO as part of the Red River Delta World Biosphere Reserve, one of the six important biosphere reserves in Southeast Asia. This is also an essential buffer zone protecting the biodiversity of the Red River Delta.


