The pyramid marker sits on a granite outcropping characteristic of the south-central Vietnamese coastline.
Cam Hải Đông is part of a coastal region defined by its long stretches of white sand beaches known locally as Bãi Dài.
The location serves as a coastal navigation point relative to the nearby Cam Ranh Bay, one of the deepest natural harbors in the world.
This site features a distinct pyramid-shaped marker positioned on coastal rocks near the Bãi Dài beach area in Cam Lâm, Khánh Hòa. While the coordinates and location are often associated with local logistical services like motorbike rentals, the physical landmark serves as a geographical point of interest along the Cam Ranh coastline. The area is characterized by its proximity to the shallow waters of the South China Sea. Visitors often traverse this location while traveling between the Cam Ranh International Airport and the resort clusters on the northern peninsula. The landmark is situated within the Cam Hải Đông commune, an area undergoing rapid tourism development.
From the water's edge looking back toward the pyramid to capture the geometric contrast against the sea horizon.
Wear sturdy footwear as the pyramid is located on uneven, sharp coastal rock formations.
Visit during low tide to safely access the base of the rocks where the marker is located.
Apply high-SPF sunscreen, as there is no natural shade provided by the rocks or immediate vegetation.
Do not attempt to climb the rocks during high tide or stormy weather, as waves can become hazardous.
