Map Lý Sơn by area: east, west and the ferry port

Thới Lới, Hang Câu and Chùa Hang belong in the same eastern planning group, although their approaches and walking conditions differ. Choose the places that suit your group rather than treating the group as a compulsory walking circuit. A viewpoint, a coastal overhang and a place of worship each need different footwear, time and behaviour.

Tò Vò, Chùa Đục and the Giếng Tiền area form a useful western cluster. Decide whether your outing is mainly a gentle coastal visit or includes uphill steps. Leave room to rest before a sunset stop, and arrange a return ride if walking after dark would make the route uncomfortable.

Bến Đình is the mainland ferry terminal on Lý Sơn; it is not a substitute for confirming the meeting point of an Đảo Bé boat. Save the precise pier, operator contact and accommodation pickup point offline. On your departure day, build the route around check-in and baggage instead of squeezing in a distant attraction.

A line near the coast does not establish a safe public footpath. Use recognised roads and permitted approaches, ask about barriers and steps, and turn back from wet rocks or cliff edges. Garlic fields are working land: stay on agreed paths and ask before entering. A shorter route with a known way home is the more useful map.