Vung Tau, named Cap Saint-Jacques by French Indochinese government, is only 128 km Southeast of Ho Chi Minh City, one of the nearest destinations to escape the crowded city streets for sea bathing and fresh air. Vung Tau is renowned for its seafood and you won’t be disappointed.

A day trip to Vung Tau beach will bring a new breath for you after days working in the busiest city or after on adventure days. Besides, you will also have the chance to explore more about the beach city with visit Memorial Statue of Saint George, Nirvana Buddhist Temple, ...

Vung Tau City is well-known for it's two magnificent and spacious roads which are adjacent the beaches in Front Beach (Bai Truoc) and Back Beach (Bai Sau). Where there is the mighty Jesus Christ Statue standing on the peak of the Nho Mountain (Small Mountain), stretching his giant arms out ...

The Long Tan Cross, located in Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province approximately 110 km East of Ho Chi Minh City, marks the site of the Battle of Long Tan. This Battle, which took place on 18 August 1966, was Australia’s single most costly engagement of the Vietnam War, with ...

Take a half-day tour of the Mekong Delta to see this amazing part of Vietnam. Cycle through local villages and rice field, visit a pagoda, a local market, a temple, and a shrimp farm. Taste rice wine and tofu, then enjoy a light meal with a local family.

Phu Quoc, which is the biggest island of Vietnam, is known as Pearl Island. Phu Quoc island provides a memorable experience with plenty of interesting activities such as snorkeling, going fishing, kayaking and visiting Duong Dong town and a pearl farm.