Cultural Delights and Natural Wonders: 3-Day Vung Tau Adventure Itinerary

Rise early and take a scenic drive to Ta Cu Mountain, home to the majestic reclining Buddha and the Linh Son Truong Tho Pagoda. Spend the morning in quiet contemplation and enjoy the peaceful mountain surroundings. For breakfast, stop by Nha Hang Cay Da, a restaurant with a view, offering a range of local and international dishes.

After descending from the mountain, head to the White Palace (Bach Dinh) to explore the former residence of the French Governor of Indochina. The palace boasts a unique blend of European and Asian architectural styles. For lunch, visit Nhà Hàng Hoa Sứ, a restaurant known for its elegant setting and delectable Vietnamese cuisine.

Conclude your day with a visit to the Ho May Park, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of Vung Tau from the hilltop. As the evening sets in, dine at Bun Ca Sua, a local favorite famous for its noodle soup with jellyfish, a unique dish that reflects the coastal culinary heritage.

Start your final day with a visit to the Long Son (Suoi Nghe), a historical site with remnants of the Vietnam War. Reflect on the past as you explore the area. For breakfast, enjoy the flavors of Quan Oc Gia Truyen, a restaurant known for its traditional Vietnamese snail dishes.

Spend the afternoon cruising the serene waters of the Vung Tau Back Beach (Thuy Van Beach) on a private boat, taking in the coastal beauty and enjoying some relaxation. For lunch, have a picnic prepared by your hotel or choose a local spot along the beach to enjoy the sea breeze with a meal.

As the day winds down, take a cultural journey at the Vung Tau Lighthouse (Hai Dang Vung Tau), where you can learn about the maritime history of the region and witness a mesmerizing sunset. End your Vung Tau adventure with a farewell dinner at Nha Hang Cay Da, revisiting the restaurant for its evening ambiance and a different selection of dishes.