Standing atop Nui Nho (Small Mountain), the Christ the King Statue is one of Asia’s largest, rising 32 metres high with an 18.4-meter arm span. After climbing 847 steps, visitors are rewarded with sweeping views of Vung Tau’s coastline and can even step inside the statue to admire the city from Christ’s outstretched arms. More than a landmark, it is a sacred symbol of faith and pride in Vung Tau.

Thang Tam Temple is a renowned spiritual site in Vung Tau dedicated to Ca Ong, the Whale God who protects fishermen. The complex includes the Thang Tam Communal House, Hon Ba Temple, and the Lady of the Five Elements Temple. Its highlight is the Whale Temple, home to a giant whale skeleton symbolising local fishermen’s reverence for the sea. With its ancient architecture and rich legends, the temple offers both cultural and spiritual insight into Vung Tau’s heritage.

Bach Dinh (White Palace), located on Big Mountain in Vung Tau, is a beautiful French colonial mansion built in the early 20th century for Governor Paul Doumer. With its elegant European architecture and stunning sea views, it now serves as a museum showcasing historical artefacts. After the visit, enjoy lunch and relax.

13:30 After lunch, enjoy free time at Thuy Van beach (Back beach) – one of the nicest beaches in Vietnam with the shore runs for almost 10km, full of fine sands and white waves.

Mui Nghinh Phong, or “Cape of Welcoming Wind,” is a stunning viewpoint in Vung Tau offering panoramic views of the sea, Back Beach, and Front Beach. With its cool breeze, tranquil vibe, and the famous Heaven Gate leading to a hidden beach, it’s a must-visit spot for nature lovers and photographers alike.

16.30 We come back to Ho Chi Minh city. On the back way, taking a short break to stretch legs for about 20 minutes 18.30 We arrive in Ho Chi Minh City. Finish Vung Tau city 1 day tour.