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Vung Tau is a city in Southern Vietnam, about 125 km from Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). Its nearness to Saigon and its beauty and fresh air makes it a very popular destination for weekends. The city lies on a peninsula which is separated from the mainland by a stream called the Co May River. Vung Tau might not offer the best beach in Vietnam, but it closeness to Saigon and multiple unique attractions around the city will bring you a great day trip.
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$149/pax
12h
Ho Chi Minh City Highlights
“The street food tour was a revelation—pho, banh mi, and fresh spring rolls. Our guide’s insider tips helped us avoid tourist traps and discover hidden gems.”
James Carter
Canada · March 27, 2026
Scenic Beauty and Warm Hospitality
“The tour to Nha Trang included a thrilling boat ride to a nearby island. Our guide Linh arranged a home-cooked meal with a local family, which was a highlight. The transport was comfortable, though some stops felt brief.”
Sophie
France · July 11, 2026
Hidden Gems of Ho Chi Minh City
“We explored the War Museum and a bustling market with a local guide. The motorbike tour through the city was exciting, and the group size of 8 ensured personalized attention. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Yuki
Japan · March 20, 2026
Efficient and Engaging
“From the Hue Citadel to the Perfume River, every stop was well-organized. The guide’s humor kept the group entertained, and the air-conditioned van made long drives pleasant. A great value for the itinerary.”
James
Australia · June 22, 2026
Balanced Itinerary with Local Flair
“The tour included both iconic sites like the Imperial City and lesser-known temples. Our guide Tran was friendly and patient. The only downside was the long bus ride, but the snacks provided helped.”
Carlos
Brazil · March 3, 2026
Cultural Immersion in Hoi An
“The local market tour and lantern-lit streets were unforgettable. Our small group of 6 allowed for personal interactions with artisans, and the guide’s stories brought the town’s heritage to life.”
Lars Müller
Germany · April 10, 2026