Fun things to do in Vung Tau: 26 fun attractions and activities

Unique place in Vung Tau on the water. Beach is very nice but super small as far as beach going. However, would recommend to stop by and enjoy it as waters are calm and there is large swimming area to enjoy. Beach is connected with a park with lots benches , pretty close to food establishments, and there are showers available as well. Very nice place which gets busy in the afternoons with locals enjoying it and the water.

Nice to walk during night time. Peacefull & full of sea atmosphere.

A quite nice beach that people can swim and have a walk along the hall. But keep the beach tidy and clean especially the plastic rubbish.

Nice for strolling around and catch the sunset.

Front Beach is one of my favourite spots on Vung Tau Island. The French had a more romantic name for this idyllic small beach, Coconut Bay. Early mornings are special. Take your camera. The small fishing boats have returned from the night's fishing, and you will see the wives and family helping load the night's catch onto motorcycles, to rush them to the morning fish markets. Take plenty of photos, but do not get in the way. Evenings on the beach are more relaxed and Front Beach becomes the typical tropical beach. Fishermen slowly prepare for another night at sea. Once the sun has set, and most people have left, you might be lucky enough to watch the owl couple hunt on the waterline.

Nice area with a quaint beach and green, clean park. Front Beach was significantly cleaner than Back Beach when I visited on February 10, 2024. If you also want to get away from the worst of the wind and waves, Front Beach sits back enough in a cove to not be nearly as affected as Back Beach is in those conditions. Very small sandy area at high tide but still several families out and enjoying it. The park around Front Beach is beautiful, spacious, and perfect for picnics.

nothing much to do except sit there and look at the water, when i went it sea looked dirty and there is no sand, only rock. only some tree 🌳 and the ledge to sit. i see many people there at night but at night it is also so dark that i cant see anything 😁 if you want beach go south to valley beach, its good 🏖️

Went here at sunrise for a photography trip. Recommend go early if you want a quiet relax place.

Mostly untouched area. One can definjt enjoy some quiet time here. There are some camp spots as well. We have been walking along the shoreline for 30 minutes and there was a constant stretch of plastic rubbish. Disgusting!

Far from HCMC around 100km, located in Ba Ria Vung Tau, Ho Coc beach quite crowded but still a beautifull place to go at the weekend or holiday.

The trip was so EXCITED! I was surprised about the landscape of 4 Seasons Beach! What a peacful and stunning scenry. Besides food price was reasonable and it was also fresh and delicous either.

This place is beautiful, but it's full of garbage

Wonderful Beach,Blue Sky,White Sand ☁️⛅️☁️🌊🌊

We went on our school trip to this place. It was very fun to stay here. The food was delicious. The beaches were beautiful and the sunset was great. At night, you can see many stars in the sky and I even spotted 2 planes flying with lights on. The hotel rooms were kinda clean and I had a good sleep. Will return to this place again if possible!

The White Palace (Bach Dinh) in Vung Tau is a historic mansion built in 1898 during the French colonial period. It served as a summer retreat for French Governor General Paul Doumer. The elegant structure, designed in French neoclassical style, overlooks the sea from Nui Lon (Big Mountain). Over the years, it has also been used to detain notable political prisoners. Today, the palace is a cultural relic, displaying historical artifacts and offering stunning views of the coastline. A minimal entry ticket is required, and there’s no need for advance booking. The site is generally less crowded, making it a peaceful spot to explore and enjoy the historical ambiance.

Absolutely worth visiting! The palace itself is a beautiful architectural work and you can also admire the sea and natural setting while strolling around the garden. Just keep in mind that they have a lunch break from 11:30-13:30, when the palace and the garden are closed.

The palace served as a resort for Emperor Bao Đai, past presidents of the Republic of Vietnam, and the Governor of Indochina. It now is a national historical and cultural relic. From the top floor there are beautiful views of the water. Built by the French, the exterior is of European design while the inside has both Western and eastern styles.

Visited on 20 August afternoon as part of my Vung Tau tour. Spent around 30 minutes at the location. Great to learn about the holiday location of the previous king. There are 2 levels and basement. There are a lot of local and international visitors when I visited.

15,000 VND admission and a walk up the winding road to the old Villa Blanche. Interesting enough although the maintenance is a little indifferent. Open 7.30am to 5 pm weekends and holidays but only 7.30am to 11.30am and 1.30pm to 5 pm on weekdays - signs in Vietnamese only. Cuts short the opportunity to view the displays if you only arrive at 10.30am

Wort a Visit. Only 15k dong to visit, 3 floors, a remarquable House to visit. Front the vintage kitchen to to owner room, all the furniture's, decor. A must in Vung Tau

(Translated by Google) White Palace or Summer Palace The White Palace is a summer palace built 125 years ago. It's a French-style building during the French Colonial period. It was used by French Colonial commanders. The Vietnamese kings stayed here before Hero King and King Kin Pan Tay, his son, were killed. There are ancient French-style furniture decorated in the bathroom and bedrooms. You can see the sea view from the room. The White Palace, a French-style summer residence in Vung Tau, is another tourist attraction in the seaside city of Vung Tau. Bach Dinh / White Palace was built during the French colonial period and is located on a hill. Inside, you'll find antique furniture, rooms, bedrooms, a dining table, and a small museum showcasing Vung Tau's history. There are plenty of beautiful photo spots, and the view from outside is stunning. #ITEHCMC2025 (Original) White Palace or Summer Palace White Palace is summer palace where was build for 125 years ago. It’s French Style Building during French Colonial. It was used for commander of French Colonial. There are the king of Vietname stay here before Hero King and King Kin Pan Tay - his son before was killed here. There are the ancient furniture decoration with French Style in Bathroom, Bedrooms. You can see the sea view from the room. พระราชวังสีขาว บ้านพักตากอากาศฤดูร้อนสไตล์ฝรั่งเศสแห่งเมือง อีกหนึ่งที่เที่ยวของเมืองริมทะเล หวุงเต่า Bach Dinh / White Palace สร้างขึ้นในสมัยอาณานิคมฝรั่งเศส ตั้งอยู่บนเนินเขา ด้านในมีเฟอร์นิเจอร์โบราณ ห้องต่างๆ ห้องนอน โต๊ะอาหาร พิพิธภัณฑ์ขนาดเล็กที่จัดแสดงประวัติศาสตร์ของหวุงเต่า มีมุมถ่ายรูปสวยๆเพียบ แถมวิวข้างนอกก็มองเห็นทะเลอีกด้วย #ITEHCMC2025

🌟 Christ the King Statue - Vũng Tàu ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An iconic spiritual and scenic landmark! The climb to the top is worth every step — around 800 stairs, but shaded by trees and with rest stops along the way. Once you reach the statue, you're rewarded with incredible panoramic views of the ocean and the city below. The statue itself is majestic, standing 32 meters tall, with arms outstretched. If you're appropriately dressed (long pants and covered shoulders), you can go inside the statue and climb a narrow spiral staircase up to the arms — a unique experience with unforgettable photo ops. 💡 Tips: Dress modestly to enter the statue. Bring water for the hike. Best to go early morning or late afternoon to avoid heat. Free entry, but donations welcome. A must-visit in Vũng Tàu whether you're spiritual or just love nature, views, and history.

Sort of a replica of the one in Rio. Been there as well few years back. So I must say that this is a good replica, actually. Nice climb through the stairs. Good exercise, if you love activity tourism. On a hot day though, it'll make you sweaty. So be prepared. I went on breezy day, with great weather. Great views along the climb and from the base level of the statue. The strong wind enhanced the views with more waves in the ocean and more wavering trees. You can go to the top of the statue for a 360° view as well. But that you are not allowed, if you're wearing shorts. Clean washrooms. No tickets required. Not for the elderly, small children and people who can't climb stairs.

Visited on 20 August late morning as part of my Vung Tau tour. Took around 800 steps to climb up to see the Jesus Christ Statue. Great workout, spent around 20 minutes to climb up. It is very narrow to climb up the shoulders of the statue, might be tough for those who are a bit bigger size. Need to take off your shoes before climbing up, they will give you a locker to keep your shoes.

Wow…I was honestly expecting a small statue, but this is a towering colossus on top of the mountain! It’s definitely worth making the trip for this. Not only is it quite a sight to behold, but you can also go inside of the monument and climb a staircase all the way to the top for arguably the best view of Vung Tau. There are a fair bit of stairs up to the monument and then also inside of it, but anyone in decent physical shape should be fine. One quick note: Google maps doesn’t recognize the staircase as a legitimate route. As such, if you try to get walking directions to here, the only route it presents to you is to hike the mountain that the monuments sits atop, approaching from the rear and snaking your way slowly up the mountain. That path is fine, but be aware that if you start at the official Jesus Christ Statue Entrance (easily found on Google maps), you can just take a series of staircases directly up to the monument. Additional note in case you do take the mountain (maybe more of a hill) hiking path like I did : for some reason, after you reach the top, they have the path blocked by several signs saying that they are doing construction work and you cannot go further. I was a bit disheartened, but since there’s no actual fence blocking the sides, I slipped through to see if the construction warning was legitimate. As soon as I went around the sign, I was at the main staircase leading up to the Jesus Christ Statue, with many tourists all around coming from the official entrance. Meaning that the sign is completely false…they tell you not to go beyond, but immediately past the sign is a public area allowed to be accessed by everyone 😂 I feel like they may have done construction many years ago and just forgot to remove the signs. Either way, I’ve included and image of them below for all of those accessing via the mountain: just go around the left side and you will be fine.

Beware!! Cover your shoulders and knees before entering or else they make you pay for a whole new outfit. You don’t have to pay for entry. Bring a hat. There are shops to buy drinks, ice cream and souvenirs. The top was worth the climb of 1,000 stairs in 35 degree heat.

Beware of your money when buying stuff at the entrance as they might take advantage of your "lack of knowledge" sort to say of the currency especially if it’s your first time visiting Vietnam. Despite that being very sad especially for a holy place, the statue of Jesus Christ in Ba Ris is an amazing sacred place to visit when in the city. Free entrance but I would recommend donating as it supports the community and the maintenance of the place. Lovely views and sights. I suggest coming on a bright and sunny day and have a hat and fan with you instead of buying it high price at the shops. No umbrellas allowed and must wear respectable and modest clothes (no shorts or other clothing above the knee) as it is a sacred place after all.

Did you know that there is a Jesus Christ statue known as Christ of Vung Tau in Vung Tau City, Vietnam? It does resemble Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), with Jesus’ outstretched arms, welcoming anyone who seeks Him. To be honest, we did not know about Christ of Vung Tau until we decided to make the 2 hours journey south of Ho Chi Minh City to visit this beach destination. We were glad that we visited Christ of Vung Tau this time and here’s our review of this visit. Christ of Vung Tau is actually built by the Vietnamese Catholic Church is it stands at 30 metres tall and 18 metres wide – from the ends of his outstretched arms. It is also free for visitors to visit Christ of Vung Tau. The only thing is that you will have to contend with 1000 steps that leads you all the way up from the entrance of Christ of Vung Tau to the statue itself. For us, these 1000 steps took about 20 minutes to climb with a couple of rests in between… For our full review of Jesus Christ Statue Vung Tau, visit 2bearbear today! Remember to visit our Gospel section while you're there!

Basically a locals only beach! Not a lot of foreign travelers here yet. Last time I came was 8 years ago and it was packed, this time basically empty. Can't say which I like more, the peace and quiet (you tune out the seafood sellers....which is part of the atmosphere) of an empty beach or the busy hussle of a booming beach with locals partying down drinking beer. It was a Wednesday so maybe it was just middle of the week lull. Either way I enjoy both busy parties or slow and relaxing so maybe time your visit for weekend or week day depending on your style. There was a small fish in season and fisher man were busy bringing their fish to the beach front "market". There was a tractor that hauls their little bathtub boats in and off the beach which was cool to watch. Shared a beer with one of the fisherman who was bringing his catch in. My kids loved it the sand, warm water and all the other kids to play with. The waves here are a LOT smaller than Vung Tau so great for kids and wind hits the beach at an angle and the current moves likewise. The selling gig (seafood, cabanas etc.) when you get there is a bit much but that's just part of the deal. Forieners by moped use paid parking for 10k per moped all day and don't lose your valet ticket, safe here. Feel free too BYOB, cups, snacks etc it will save you some serious money which you can use in the local seafood the ladies sell. I do miss that they used to cook right in front of you....I paid a lady to grill some of my one sun squid and I'm pretty sure she ate some...at least she enjoyed it! Weekday price was 400k for 8 chairs 4 tables and whole "tent".

Normal beach with white soft sand. There were vendors offering sea food and drinks. The water was warm and quite clean, but in the sand was trash. There is also a shower area for 15k VND.

It is more beautiful to more you reach the end of the beach in the corner southbound.There is a buddhist monastery there and once you passed that the beach gets more quiet and beautiful but that’s 1,5 km away. At the common beach area of the pictures it’s usually busy with visitors including people selling ice cream. Recommend to come to the beach at low tide!! High tide unrecommended.

If you go to Long Hai Beach and spot this restaurant... Don’t just walk—RUN! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️💨 We ordered seafood and the owner instructed us grab a seat. Later, they billed us 100K/chair. Who in the world pays for a chair just to sit and eat at their own establishment? The fact that they did not let us know ahead of time that we were going to be charged for the chairs was very misleading and dishonest. Though seafood was overpriced, but the worst part was the attitude we received.

Nice beach away from the touristy area! Lots of food options in Long Hai.

Many rock here, you can take some rocks home. The water is not so pured but still fine to swim.

There was very beautiful scenery

Hidden gem of a Buddhist monastery and reclining Buddha statue spread out over multiple small peaks. Small climb up to see the pagoda and then you can keep exploring as there are hidden temples and statues around every corner. Peaceful shady place worth a visit just for the tranquility even for non-Buddhists

They say it had one of the bones of Buddha. It's an ok place. Sorry I wasn't impressed as it wasn't kept well.

Pure beauty. Such attention to details. The most magnificent buildings.

one of the largest pagoda and most famous tourist attractions in Vung Tau, built at the foothill of the Big mountain in 1963. Quite busy on weekends and Buddhist events

It's completely free parking and admission into this temple. It located on the backside of the Big Mountain in Vung Tau. It's one of the MUST visit.

First if you are old and or in poor health don't try this one. If you ned any assistance walking or in a wheelchair ♿. I didn't see an elevator 😕. It's a LONG way up and many, many steps to climb. I'm almost 70 and the gal I was with was approximately 52 years old and couldn't go passed the first steps. But besides the statues, man the boulders/rocks were HUGE...The trees 🌳 also were many, many, many years old. Beautiful trees... it was worth the climb. Vendors are selling the wares which is somewhat annoying and takes away from the beauty of the place.

Good place but it quite hot once the time I arrived it probably good for other religions as well but still require some Buddhism to go with because there is no information with help other to understand

About 2km of frontage under construction currently west end is clear and usable...dangerous rip currents here so going beyond waist deep is not recommended at this date and time

Vung Tau Back Beach – Tranquil Waves and Local Charm Located on the southeastern coast of Vietnam, Back Beach (Bãi Sau) in Vũng Tàu is a long stretch of golden sand that offers a refreshing, laid-back alternative to the country’s busier beach destinations. Known for its wide shoreline, gentle waves, and breezy atmosphere, Back Beach is the preferred spot for locals and returning visitors who appreciate its relaxed rhythm and everyday authenticity. The beach stretches for several kilometers along Thùy Vân Street, where you’ll find a mix of hotels, seafood restaurants, small cafés, and local markets. The vibe here is less about luxury and more about comfort, routine, and the simple joy of sand and sea. Mornings and late afternoons are especially vibrant, with families picnicking, children playing in the surf, and older locals practicing tai chi or flying kites. The sea is generally warm and inviting, with moderate waves ideal for swimming or light bodyboarding. Lifeguards are often present in more popular areas, and umbrellas and loungers are available for rent. While the midday sun can be intense, it’s the cooler hours—especially during sunset—when the beach comes alive with color and community. For photographers, Back Beach offers lovely natural light, sweeping coastal views, and a chance to capture real, everyday moments in a seaside town. For travelers, it’s a place to slow down, enjoy fresh seafood, sip Vietnamese iced coffee under a parasol, or stroll barefoot along the tide. While not a polished tourist hotspot, Vũng Tàu’s Back Beach has its own charm—genuine, friendly, and connected to local life. It’s a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful coastal escape just a few hours from Ho Chi Minh City.

Currently under massive construction. There are no restaurants or food, only a few vendors selling snacks and drinks. At the entrance are water closets and showers. The beach is very walkable, extending 2 kms to the right and several kms to the left. The waves are not large but there is a tremendous amount of garbage on the beach, especially at the high water mark. No efforts are made to clean the beach however after the construction is done next year I'm sure they'll send out cleanup crews. Sadly, there are also numerous tarballs on the beach from the oil rigs off the coast.

The sea view is acceptable, and it is the closest beach to Ho Chi Minh City. Both times I visited this place were for team-building activities. Next time, I should come here purely for sightseeing.

Spectacular views with a vibrant community! Definitely recommend it to anyone..

Had a wonder day trip to Vung Tau. Hope the beach (under construction and full of rubbish now) is open soon! This place is just a short trip from Ho Chi Minh City, is a lovely coastal escape! Our family really enjoyed the relaxed vibe. The beaches, especially Back Beach is well loved by locals, seems great for swimming and building sandcastles (but might not appeal to tourist) with gentle waves for the kids. We loved exploring the Christ the King statue, try climbing up for incredible views – quite a workout, but worth it! There are also plenty of delicious seafood spots. It's a wonderful blend of beach relaxation and interesting sights for everyone.

So fresh and cool. I have memories with my father and family here. These memories will always be in my heart❤️ for the rest of my life

this seafood stall owner cheats. agreed on price for ghe crab. upon payment added vnd100k more into bill. 325k for food in picture and a can of coke. pls avoid market and stall Hang Uyen at all cost!!

Not open when I here at 1pm now

A good place to come if you want to eat seafood. The food is almost fresh and yummy. Rate is reasonable. Near city center.

A night market selling sea food mainly. Little bit boring. Not diverse and funny as I thought a night market should be.

Great prices and eager to please. If you order alot make sure none is forgotten in the process.

Seafood night market Vung Tau. If you want dinner seafood in vung tau. You can come here.

Many seafood you can choose over there..

Chơn Không Monastery, perched on the slopes of Núi Lớn (Big Mountain) in Vung Tau, is a serene spiritual retreat that offers both cultural richness and breathtaking panoramic views. Founded in the late 20th century, it follows the Zen Buddhist tradition, emphasizing simplicity, meditation, and harmony with nature. The setting is peaceful from the moment you arrive — shaded paths, lush greenery, and the gentle scent of incense create an atmosphere ideal for reflection. The architecture blends traditional Vietnamese pagoda elements with open spaces that invite the sea breeze and mountain air. Ornate gates, curved tiled roofs, and delicate carvings give the monastery an understated elegance. Within its grounds, you’ll find a meditation hall, small shrines, and quiet gardens filled with bonsai trees and flowering plants. The calm is only interrupted by the soft ringing of temple bells or the distant call of seabirds. One of the highlights is the sweeping view from the monastery’s terrace, where you can gaze over Vung Tau’s coastline, the shimmering South China Sea, and the busy harbor below. Many visitors choose to arrive early in the morning or near sunset, when the light is gentle and the scenery especially captivating. Chơn Không is not just a tourist stop — it’s an active place of practice where monks and laypeople engage in meditation, chanting, and mindful living. Visitors are welcome to explore respectfully, take part in silent contemplation, or simply enjoy the tranquility. Whether you come for spiritual reasons or for the beauty of the location, the monastery offers a profound sense of peace and a deeper appreciation of Vung Tau’s cultural and natural treasures.

Such an incredibly rich and fulfilling experience! So special, felt uplifted and inspired by the serenity, tranquility and breathtaking scenery. Take the time to visit, sliw down and breathe everything this Temple has to offer!

Love the temple for its greenery, tranquility. It would take roughly 15 minutes from the street level to get up there on foot without rest stops. We’d normally go up there with our bicycles (riding when it’s not too steep and pushing them otherwise!) early in the morning

A peaceful place with a great view to the city. If you are keen on exploring mediation, rmb to grasp the book of meditation guide by Zen Master Thich Thanh Tu, which is for free in the main hall.

Good view clean nice temple Can ride the bike all the way up to the big Buddha

Such a beautiful place to visit Don't miss it if you thinking about it Going up here you can see the city, sea, and other view around too. Fresh air from here are amazing. The structure are really nice too. The day I went was really windy so I can't take many pictures. Weekdays weren't to busy plus not any holiday too.

Friendly monks eager to help you and have a little discussion about the monastery, its lineage and masters. The 136 steps to reach the huge Buddha statue is good cardio for your daily exercice. You can notice that the hill near Cap Saint Jacques has a 32 meters tall Jesus Christ statue while the inland hill has the Buddha statue. From the feet of the Buddha you get a wonderful panoramic view of Vung Tau. So the visit is well worth your time an effort and do not forget to sponsor the 30 resident monks of all ages !

Bạch Dinh, also known as the White Palace, is a beautiful historical site in Vung Tau that’s definitely worth a visit. The palace itself is a blend of French colonial architecture, with elegant white facades and intricate details. Inside, you'll find fascinating exhibits of antique furniture, ceramics, and artifacts, all providing a glimpse into Vietnam's past. The gardens surrounding the palace are lush and peaceful, with scenic views overlooking the ocean and the city below. It’s a great spot to learn about history, enjoy the natural surroundings, and take some memorable photos. However, it is very hot and humid.

A beautiful museum which used to be residence of Joseph Athanase Doumer (born March 22, 1857 in Aurillac , Cantal , died May 7, 1932 in Paris ), who was a French politician . He was Governor-General of Indochina from 1897 to 1902. Many tourists come during the weekend. Locals from Vũng Tàu hardly come.

Visited on 20 August as part of my day tour to Vung Tau. Glad to learn more about the previous holiday destination of previous ruler of the area. Spent around 30 minutes at the destination. There were mainly local visitors when I visited, such as those with friends and boyfriends/girlfriends.

On the last visit to Vung Tau I had the chance to visit this house. Residence of the governor if Conchichine in the late 800. The place is well preserved to slow a family lifestyle. Very interesting visit, nothing exceptional but a good way to pass a few hours.

Nice museum, lots of thing to see, good place to learn about Vung Tau history. A/C, great to visit on a rainy day.

A pleasant villa on expansive grounds overlooking the coast. Sparse as a museum, showing the basic furnishings used at the time of the Governor-General. Not much in the way of Historical description, but you can still hear the whispering of the kitchen staff in the barren basement, muttering about the lack of supplies and empty larder. A fine place to stop by on your way to someplace else.

Good place to wrap up your Vung Tau trip. Beware of monkeys and mosquitos

Absolutely gorgeous and priceless! This is by far the best and most satisfied museum I have ever been to nationwide. They offer a range of services beyond the tour around a museum built around a very intriguing concept, and the way they have a French colonial house as the front adds to the immersion. All in all a must-visit in Vũng Tàu

Amazing collection and surprisingly cheap price. The place is very well taken care of. Staffs are happy and they work professionally. Thank yoy Mister Robert Taylor. Your work is very inspiring and meaningful. This should be a must-visit place if you are in Vung Tau.

A worth-visit museum in Vung Tau. The collection is stunning to see. There'a guide for each section, but I hope they speak slower and give guests more time for a closer look.

My 9 year old son loved the world war 2 guns, I enjoyed the American civil war section and Vung Tau war photos. If you like military history, definitely visit!

World of Arms Museum was an interesting excursion with a wide collection spanning many years. It would be great if they included more exhibits on major local conflicts. I would have especially loved more on the Vietnam War, similar to the experience at the Independence Palace tour in Siagon. Still worth a visit for history enthusiasts. A lot of great information to take in.

Second time visiting this museum, the information and the collection is astonishing, thankfully the man who has collected all this is sharing it.

Brilliant Museum. I’ve been to many all over the world. If you like war history this is a fantastic place to visit. 70k dong. Not a bad price at all for what’s inside. Couldn’t recommend more. Thank you

A nice view spot. It’s not so easy to get here and you can have a better view from the main state nearby and that’s probably more than enough.

The road up is definitely not for the faint-hearted, especially if you are on a bike with more than one person. Rough path with lots of stones and no proper road, which is really surprising because the rest of Vung Tau has very good and smooth roads. This hill is on the way up to the Jesus Christ Statue, a nice lookout point to stop and take some photos of the coastlines. Note that there is a lady who will stop you pretending that you need to park your bike and can’t go further but do just ride past her (like how all the locals do) and you’ll find this nice little hill here.

Perched atop a tranquil hill, this hidden gem offers a spellbinding view of the sea and beach. Arrive early in the morning, and you'll witness a breathtaking sunrise that paints the sky in hues of pink and gold. The calm sea reflects the changing colors, creating a serene tableau. The gentle sound of waves below adds a soothing soundtrack to this natural spectacle. With well-placed seating and a cool morning breeze, it's the perfect spot for a peaceful start to the day. This hill with its amazing sunrise view is a brief escape to paradise—a moment that lingers in memory long after the sun has fully risen.

Gorgeous views. Long walk up but their were shops on way up yo buy water. If in too short shorts you can purchase elephant pants for a few dollars to get into Jesus statue to walk to the top. Supposedly, it is taller than one in Rio. Also for catholics, it is meaningful. We'll worth the visit. And it was free

Nice

This place really beautiful

People litter!

Great beach! It's large and shallow. Popular with locals. Don't swim between the flags. Don't let jetskiers guides lie to you about how many minutes your ride was. Eat the hot sugary soft tofu dessert people sell from their coolers. The beach chairs cost money but it's inexpensive.

Nice place

Strong waves, this beach is just any regular beach not much special except for a Vietnam Times Square.

(Translated by Google) Newly built. Modern and spacious. Beautiful beach. Car parking 15K. There is a place to shower with fresh water and change clothes. (Original) Mới xây dựng. Khang trang hiện đại. Dạo biển đẹp. Giữ xe ô tô 15K. Có chỗ tắm nước ngọt và thay quần áo

(Translated by Google) Currently the back beach is under construction and not yet completed but is beautiful, clean, and has a public water tap. (Original) Hiện tại bãi sau đang cây dựng chưa hoàn tất nhưng đẹp, sạch sẽ , có vòi nước công cộng

(Translated by Google) Beautiful beach promenade. We had a strong east wind, making swimming difficult. But the weather was perfect for kite flying. (Original) Schöne Strandpromenade. Wir hatten starken Ostwind, also schwierig mit Baden. Dafür ideales Drachenflugwetter.

(Translated by Google) The beach is beautiful. However, the sea water has a lot of itchy mud. My child itches more because of his thin skin. (Original) Bãi biển đẹp. Tuy nhiên nước biển có nhiều bùn tắm ngứa. Con của mình bị ngứa nhiều hơn, do da mỏng

Not the best water park I’ve ever visited but ok. It’s located in the city, easy to get there, it’s quite big and has enough slides. What I personally don’t like is that you have to pay for keeping your stuff each time you need your bags. It’s just 25,000 but anyway this is the first time I’ve experienced such a strange rule in the water park.👎🏽there is a food court, so if you’re hungry don’t worry you can find smth to eat and it’s cheap. In general, it’s ok just be careful on the slides, have fun and enjoy your time in Dam Sen Water Park🛝🌊

We had a great time at Đầm Sen Water Park! The place is clean and well-maintained, with plenty of shaded areas to relax. The food court was convenient, and there were tables and chairs available for resting between activities. The pools were in good condition, and we felt safe thanks to the many lifeguards on duty. A fun and comfortable spot for a family day out!

Great fun, slides are fast, water is clean and crowds are low in weekdays. Lots of space to chill out.

Lovely waterpark. Better than Suoi Tien waterpark imo. Plenty of slides. Affordable food options. Don’t go weekend!

I took my son to the water park on Saturday and we had a great time! It wasn’t too busy, so he got to enjoy all the slides and pools without long waits. He had such a fun time that he didn’t want to leave — only the rain made us head home. The tickets cost 400k for both of us, which I found reasonable for the experience. Overall, a fun day out and definitely worth visiting with kids!

It's outdated and old. Over 140cm is adult and more ride options. Under 140cm there's only 2 slides they can do along with the kids pool and wave pool. Most of the adult slides, the panels are not smooth so when you go down on them, it rubs against your skin and hurts. Food and drinks were very affordable like a home cooked meal which was good.

We had the pleasure of visiting this fun waterpark for kids on a Friday afternoon in July. My kids are 6-9 and they really enjoyed the tidal wave pool and kiddie pool. There's a lazy river, too, but requires adult to go with. Overall, the kids had a blast and there are chairs everywhere to sit and get some shade even on a busy weekend. You can bring your own water and food if you want, since they don't check.

Advertised tourist spot. Good place to visit, but not very attractive. Access for people with physical disabilities is practically impossible, as the entrance is via a staircase. But the place is very beautiful, the beach in front is also an option and there is still a local food fair close by. Worth the visit.

Beautiful place to visit speacialy when it's dark outside.

An affordable beach with seafood and friendly people.

Beautiful sunset on the beach, it will be great if cleaner & well arranged

Overall the temple is nice but the atmosphere around it made it a bit uncomfortable. Once I got off the car there was already a person greeting me to buy lottery tickets. As I started walking up the steps to the temple there was a lot of people already begging for money. Don't get me wrong I donate to people all the time but it was a bit overwhelming for me. There was one guy asking us if he wants us to take a picture for us. Everyone around is just very motivated to get money from you and I wished it was a bit more regulated. Most people are in a giving mood when they go to a temple but this one in particular every corner I turn there was people asking me for money.

Have good view with good service as well. Have many stone chair to rest and large guest house. The price is quite reasonable and the food is good. Should go in deserted season to enjoy its peace.

This place have nice view, near the beach. The tourist can pray when visit Dinh Co. Beside if you want to swim or sun bath. It's good place for you.

This is a beautiful beach area. The area was very rocky, but the beach was accessible and we took advantage of some great photo opportunities.

Good.

Just a camp area with beach, since the waves are big and you cannot swim oftenly like Vung tau. Smoke in evening when many camp fires start btw

Noisy place because of some guys bring powerful speakers in to. The ground for tents is good, dried up after the heavy rainfall. The front chair and beach are dirty. Not a nature place for outdoor activities.

Most of photos here are from nearby Oceanami resorts and villas. Nothing much to see. Far from Vung tau city. But good place to relax if you riding nearby. And I think it's producing lots of trash on beach.

too much trash on the beach, service price is very high, sightseeing doesnt have any thing special.

Absolutely not worth the visit. A few Natural rocks next to a busy main road and loads of little. A million nicer spots along the southern route with no reviews at all.

We love the variety of rides for both adults and little children, as well as how old school it is while there is certain safety protocols in all the rides. One adult is able to accompany a toddler for all the kiddy rides, so parents with kids who want to play but are not quite ready can have a peace of mind here. The ticket is also for one person though an accompanying adult is riding with a child. The other positive thing about this amusement park (though it’s more like a funfair) is that the children rides are relatively longer than other Asian countries funfair. We like how there are a lot of ticket booths situated nearby the rides so you won’t have to walk really far or plan in advanced just to buy tickets for the rides. Worth a visit if you have kids or if the kid in you wants to have some childhood fun again!

We got some great time here about 8pm, not crowded, just a short time with art, colouring for little statues, variety of drinks, snacks, games .. we all do like the services of fast printing on T-shirts, friendly owner. If you passhere, remember to take a look for while, join here, got some fun.. Some activities are suitable for children. Thank you 😊 🥰 💓 ☺️

Ordinary amusement park for kids. Just play something safe. Ticket price from 30,000 - 45,000 vnd

At night the amusement Park light up. Very beautiful merry go round. Must Try. Per ride about 35k to 45k VND. A place for childrens to enjoy and play.

Cost single game tickets too pricey for cheap games and low old machines,

Bought 2 tickets for 9D but nothing like 9D. It was only watching something on the VR. Totally nothing else. Cheating.

always drop by here for my daughter. has some.games and rides. it is worth a visit if you have young children while in Vung tao

Fairy nice temple consist of two areas.

Beautiful and old temple. The first temple in Vũng Tàu city. The history are live in this place. Easy location and friendly attendance. One good place to visit in Vũng Tàu.

For non Buddhist, you could appreciate the very detailed art work and sculptures. Looks into the eyes of the statues, you could feel their compassionate eyes looking at you. Quite an experience. For Buddhist, the more you should visit the temple. Guan Yin and Lord Shakyamuni looks so compassionate, it remind me of the practice of Bodhisattva.

The oldest pagoda in Vung Tau, where u can find the Buddha statue made in 7th century. They have a small garden in the back, where you can see another statue and a aesthetic fall.

Linh Sơn Cổ Tự is an old pagoda with an interesting story. The pagoda is not facing the sea as many other pagodas in Vung Tau but nevertheless it is very popular. It called my attention especially the detail of the svasticas at the entrance of the temple, until the point that I had to document myself to understand that contrary to what many think, - related to the German Nazis - the use of the gmada cross has an ancient tradition in India, Nepal, Japan, Korea and Vietnam, meaning luck and success. I am uploading some photos of the pagoda as well as the svasticas on different temples around the world.

So nice

The pagoda is very crowded on the occasion of lunar tet

Don't believe the pictures it is an abandoned place now . No more activities there, but a nice lake. Don't waste your time unless you are passing by.

Small lake Cannot swim View is ok Out got sell pork rice is very nice Can go support

Place is closed to the public with fence surrounding, signs up no access, no photos, no swimming unsafe. Guess something must have happened.

Nice green stone lake, place for wedding photoshoot, but the price is unreasonable from 20.000vnd up to 40.000vnd

Beautiful

Very scenic and beautiful sight for short on the way visit..

Kk

Nice theme park. Still under soft-opening. Expect to see in full operations.

Knock off Disney! They change the style and colour a little bit. It's a good place for pictures. There is not much else. They have a cafe, arcade, fried chicken, and pizzaria.

good

Ok

Ok

Nice place!

Ok

This place have nothing, the service very bad, expensive fee, never come back.

The natural place, but not clear. I see many nilon bag, garbage,...

This is a place that locals also come for beach, ticket is 20.000 VND and 20.000 more for taking a shower after you went to the beach.

It is a nice natural beach with a very basic services. A good place for those who love a natural sight which not crowded with lot of people!

there are a lot of garbage. But nice view

Amazing view

too hot

Unlike other beaches in Vung Tau, Strawberry Beach, also known as Bai Dau, is situated in a tranquil area where several renowned checkpoints and worship places, including the Mother Mary and the Child Jesus statue and Bodhisattva pagoda, are located. Consequently, Strawberry Beach is an ideal destination for individuals seeking solitude and tranquility, as well as photography enthusiasts who desire to capture serene but breathtaking images. Given that this location does not draw tourists for swimming due to its rocky cliffs and uneven seabed, visitors can enjoy the sunrise and sunset in a fresh air atmosphere without being disturbed by the surrounding environment.

Bai Dau (Strawberry beach) is not a clean and clear beach so not good for swimming.

Beautiful landscape, nice place and space. Good for a break.

Sunset on Bai Dau beach. Only peace. Everything.

Nice view on sea. While comming to this place, you have the luck to sea beautifull view along the road, between sea and mountain.

Bai Dau mother of God. The place to pray

the scene is delightful except rubbish at nearby the sea.

Good spot of Bai Dua, but surprisingly we need to pay parking for 10.000 VND, prepare small money to go to this beach

Okay beach with some natural rocks.

Previously, this beach and "O Quan" (Au Vent) beach nearby were very beautiful. But now Dua Beach is quickly degrading because the houses and restaurants are discharging wastewater to the sea. We can't swim here.

No beach no place to swim, full of trash. What a shame. Waste of time.

While the beach is rocky, there are spots good for swimming. Nice place if you are looking for something more peaceful

This is my favorite beach in Vung Tau - a clean, quiet beach with nice swimmers…

Small beach, well oriented to W-SW winds for kitesurfing

Price : 30 000 for 1 person, we came with a little dog on our scooter. For a walk and for a drink to get fresh air. Nothing else to do here, it s just changing a bit the landscape of Vung-Tau.

We got here on a weekday. Except for the guard - no one around. Some music from the 90s was playing. Nice place to take a couple of photos. It is possible that events can be held here. There is a small museum of boats models. The entrance fee is 30,000 dong - it seems that this is the only way to earn at least something.

good place for a photo. Equipment is not new but not old. pass price is reasonable. I recommend this place to anyone who wants to.

Seems not to be active as marina anymore. But the restaurant is opened and serves dishes and drinks. I can recommend the crushed-iced smoothies, which are really yummy. Music too loud for a romantic evening at the quiet seaside, illumination could also be more decent at night. All in all one can come again

If you are in Vung Tau, you should visit this place.

I would highly recommend Vung Tau Marina to anyone looking to unwind and rejuvenate in a stunning seaside setting.

Beautiful place if water is more clear

Amazing day with Saigon River Tour! We did the Cu Chi Tunnels tour by speedboat with Saigon River Tour, and it was honestly one of the best things we did in Vietnam. Cruising up the river in the early morning was beautiful and peaceful — such a nice way to escape the city traffic. The boat was super comfortable, with cold drinks and friendly staff who really looked after everyone. Our guide was awesome — funny, knowledgeable, and made the history of the tunnels come alive. We arrived before most of the crowds, which made exploring the site so much better. Lunch was simple but tasty, and everything ran smoothly from start to finish. Highly recommend this tour if you want a fun, scenic, and easy way to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels. Worth every minute! Special thanks to Yo for being the expert tour guide! Thank you!

Want to try something different? We did and thoroughly enjoyed our time. Our guide Lan was amazing and we enjoyed her insights and knowledge sharing. Thanks for a very enjoyable few hours 👍🏼

Excellent ! The guide was helpful, funny, and informative. The 1:30h boat tour is really nice, going from a modern Saigon to a more traditional landscape. The tour itself was interesting even though Cu Chi is a touristic place with everything being modified for us. I would greatly recommend to book a tour on a boat and not with a minivan. Thank you Chi for the visit !

Highly recommended Saigon River Tour company with The History of Cu Chi Tunnels by Luxury Speedboat - Great way to spend a half day. Via comfortable speedboat, it is the fastest and coolest way to get there. Tour guide is very knowledgeable, give a lot funny information. Do not skip this experience

Great tour. We did the dragon floating temple tour and were very pleased. Our guide was Lan and she was very experienced and informative. The boat was a speed boat.

Love all the river sight seeing at Ben Bach Dang

Highly recommended Saigon River Tour company and tour guide Phuong. She was very good English speaking, showed our family around the sites. We loved the stories about the Vietcong fighters and how they used their tunnels for fighting in 20 years. I was a little scared to be under ground but some people on the group got through the whole way 100m I think. Very fascinating about what they came through. We came back after 2.5 hours and lunch at the end. They are willing to drop us back at the War Museum which is very kind. The service was good, plenty of waters, fruits (great tiny bananas lol) and crossaint on the boat too. Thank you Phuong and captain!