Cua Dai beach (Hoi An city, Quang Nam province) is gradually restored, which is a result from the project on Cua Dai coastal emergency erosion prevention. It also supports the recovery of marine tourism activities there.
Cua Dai coast
The VND300- billion project on Cua Dai coastal emergency erosion prevention was launched in July 2021.
The project is carried out.
Then, a 1,530 metre long submerged dike has been being built to protect the coastal line of Hoi An and a 1,950 metre beach has been being made in Cua Dai area.
The submerged dike
The projects are expected to finish before the rainy season 2022.
The emerged dike is being built.
It is hoped that the project will help to prevent Cua Dai coastal landslides, to recover the beauty of Cua Dai beach which facilitates the development of tourism activities, to minimise damage and stabilise local lives.
Workers on site
Another VND 210 billion project on Cua Dai coastal emergency erosion prevention will follow and be carried out in the period of 2022-2023, including a 550 metre emerged dike and a 1,450 metre long beach next to An Bang beach.
The area of the dike
The project is hoped to be effective in erosion prevention of Cua Dai coastal area, support the recovery of tourism activities.
Cua Dai beach is gradually restored.
Recovery of tourism activities
Building hotels and resorts along the Cua Dai coast
Swimming in the Cua Dai sea
Children playing football on the restored beach
The project is hoped to be effective in erosion prevention of Cua Dai coastal area, support the recovery of tourism activities