Back Beach (Bai Sau)

is the most famous beach in Vung Tau, located in the southeast of the city, stretching from the foot of Small Mountain to Chi Linh area. With its gentle slope, soft sand, and calm waves, this is the perfect spot for swimming, strolling, and relaxing. Nearby, the Back Beach Park and its seaside square are favorite gathering places for both locals and tourists to enjoy the fresh ocean breeze.

Front Beach (Bai Truoc)

offers a romantic natural landscape. Nestled between Big Moutain and Small Moutain, this crescent-shaped bay is lined with large rocks stacked along the shore. The coastal park, adorned with rows of swaying palm trees, provides a serene view of the sea. The beach is especially mesmerizing at sunset when the sky is painted in vibrant shades of orange and pink.

For adventure enthusiasts, Pig Hill (Doi Con Heo)

is the perfect spot to admire Vung Tau from above. This rugged hill, located near Back Beach, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the sea, the bustling city, and the endless sky. The trail to the top is challenging yet rewarding, especially during the dry season when golden grass blankets the landscape.

Nghinh Phong Cape

is both a serene escape and a favorite photo spot for visitors. Facing the vast ocean, with lush mountains behind, the scenery here is absolutely picturesque. Do not miss the “Heaven Gate” (Cong Troi) – a popular check-in point that offers stunning views. Visit during sunset to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the sea, with crashing waves and gentle breezes.

The Christ the King Statue

is one of Vung Tau’s most iconic landmarks. Standing 32 meters tall, with arms outstretched, the statue seems to embrace the entire city. Visitors must climb over 1,000 steps to reach the summit, but the reward is a breathtaking view of the coastal city, with its shimmering waters and majestic mountains.

Hon Ba Temple

sits on a small rocky island about 200 meters from Front Beach. During low tide, a natural rocky path appears, allowing visitors to walk to the island. The temple, nearby covering the island, is a serene place to pray and explore. The journey offers a unique and memorable experience, perfect for those seeking a touch of adventure.

The Vung Tau Lighthouse

is one of the oldest lighthouses in Southeast Asia. Standing 18 meters tall with a white cylindrical structure, it offers spectacular panoramic views of the entire city. The scenic road leading to the lighthouses is ideal for walking or motorbiking, making the journey as delightful as the destination itself.

Green Stone Lake (Ho Da Xanh)

is famous for its pristine beauty and enchanting emerald waters. Surrounded by rocky cliffs and scattered greenery, the lake is a dream destination for photography lovers. Do not miss the chance to take photos with rustic props like wooden swings, bridges, and adorable sheep.

Long Hai Beach

is perfect for those seeking peace and natural beauty. Its clean, soft sandy shores and clear blue waters create a picture-perfect setting. Watching the sunrise or sunset here is simply magical. Plus, Long Hai is known for its fresh and affordable seafood, making it a must-visit destination.

For those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, Suoi Da – Suoi Tien offers a refreshing retreat. These natural streams feature crystal-clear pools surrounded by lush green forests. Visitors can enjoy swimming, picnicking, and relaxing in the cool, clean water, making it a perfect spot for a summer getaway.

Beyond its stunning landscapes, Vung Tau preserves traditional cultural elements. Visitors can explore fishing villages, enjoy fresh seafood, and learn about the long-standing craft of making fish sauce. The locals are friendly and welcoming, always greeting visitors with warm smiles.