Vung Tau P&T Hotel

It took owner, Robert Taylor 7 years to earn the necessary licensing to import ancient weapons for this stunning museum standing just below the lig...

Near the main dock and bordering the town, a pleasant park runs along the water, a great place to spend the afternoon. A series of statues is scatt...

An island of grace in a sea of traffic, this monument to the military genius captures the strength he used to repel Mongol forces. With a stern, de...

In the centre of town and between Big and Small Mountains, Front Beach is close to the Hydrofoil station and is primarily populated by locals. Whil...

The 18m-high Old Lighthouse, has been the trusted guide of those working one of Vung Tau’s oldest trades, the town’s valued fishermen. It was first...

According to legend, the remains of a whale washed up on the Vung Tau beach over 100 years ago. The carcass was so gargantuan that fishermen had to...

3km from town, Niet Ban Tinh Xa Pagoda rests at the bottom of Mountain Nho. Topped by a 21m flag tower, the intricate patterns and architecture thr...

Originally a summer palace for the French conquerors, the White Palace has seen its fair share of history, from later Vietnamese leaders occupying ...

Glide in silence over stunning Vung Tau’s beach, tree-lined hills and ant-sized motorists. The Doppel Mayer cable car system is renowned as o...

TGT is everything you would expect from a Vietnamese discotheque, with all of the ingredients for a truly diverse and interesting night: A dizzying...

Across from the main ferry terminal, Ned Kelly’s Pub is operated by an Australian expatriate seeking to provide a taste of home abroad. Featu...

Located on the second floor of the restaurant, this friendly lively bar is a favourite of the expatriates in the city. Watch traffic go by, play po...

Relax on a shaded canopy swing and crack open a coconut while taking in the greenery of the garden patio of this outdoor cafe. Let the breeze from ...

The Black Pearl Bar is one of Vung Tau’s hottest nightspots and is frequented by locals and expatriates alike. The décor is inspired b...

The sister Bar of Takeoff Surf School is frequented by a mix of locals, Russian expats and travelers and is a cool place to enjoy an ice cold draft...

Overlooking Vung Tau’s popular beach, the Havana Bar in Imperial Hotel is reminiscent of a Cuban social club and is a classy drinking spot in...

Imperial Plaza is one of the best places for shopping in Vung Tau, both for souvenirs and daily necessities. Every traveler at one point or anothe...

The night market is usually the best place for handicrafts, but during the day, many stalls and souvenir stands can be found on the major throughwa...

Located at Petro House boutique business hotel in Vung Tau, Monte Carlo E-gaming Club boasts a gaming experience like no other. As soon as you set ...

Pamper yourself with a spa day at Vung Tau’s largest spa destination. Located at Front Beach on Doi Su Hill, the Princess Spa offers breathtaking v...

Make sure to fit in some culture at the Cloud Lake Cultural and Ecotourism park. A Cambodian pagoda, the Buddha cave and a thirty metre tall sittin...

Nature is on offer at The Cloud Lake ecotourism park. Meandering paths through the park takes visitors to many different nature-themed attractions....

Nestled on Tuong Ky mountain, the Cloud Lake Cultural and Ecotourism park offers a multitude of activities for those visiting Vung Tau. Whether it’...

Proudly boasting as the only surf spot in Vung Tau, the Russian and French owned Takeoff surf school has all you need to surf, kitesurf or windsurf...

Equipped with deck chairs, a fresh drink menu and a view of the beach, Dolphin's pool is a perfect retreat from the annoyances of sand. The central...

For wave riders looking for some local action, Vung Tau has breaks and swells that can offer enough curl to rip right through. The best venue for r...

Maxim's houses a small water park with slides and a lazy river to whisk you around. Dry off and head upstairs to a retro bowling alley looking and ...