Located on the east coast of Vietnam, five kilometers from the ancient city of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the best beaches in the country and annually attracts crowds of tourists who want to immerse themselves in the magical atmosphere of a tropical paradise. The high season in these places lasts from April to September, from October begins the period of high waves, ideal for fans of surfing and other extreme water sports. Recently, a significant part of the beach has been devastated by powerful ocean waves. To restore its original appearance, special events are held using sandbags, metal piles and special bamboo structures covered with tarpaulin, which somewhat spoils the appearance of the coast and disturbs the tranquil peace of visitors to the beach. Typically, this picture is observed in the public and wild areas of Kua Dai - near expensive hotels and elite resort areas, stone walls and breakwaters were built in advance to protect the coast from erosion.