Bai Dam Trau, Con Dao: A Traveler's Guide to Saigon's Best Island Beach
Bai Dam Trau is a quiet crescent beach on Con Dao with clear water, no hawkers, and planes landing right overhead. Here's what you need to know before going.
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Bai Dam Trau is a quiet crescent beach on Con Dao with clear water, no hawkers, and planes landing right overhead. Here's what you need to know before going.
Monkey Island in Can Gio sits inside a UNESCO-recognized mangrove biosphere just 50 km from central Saigon — here's how to visit and what to expect.
Doi Con Heo in the Vung Tau area is a breezy coastal hilltop with panoramic views, a giant Jesus statue nearby, and fewer crowds than the main beaches. Here's what to know before you go.
Hon Bay Canh is where sea turtles nest on empty beaches and coral reefs sit minutes from shore. Here's everything you need to plan a trip.
450 hectares north of Saigon with a water park, zoo, and a temple complex that rivals Hue in scale. Entry from 100,000 VND. What to see, skip, and when to go.
Thuy Chau is a sprawling freshwater park on Saigon's northern edge — part water park, part picnic grounds, part weekend escape from the city's concrete heat.
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Long Hai beach sits about 120 km from central Saigon — close enough for a weekend, far enough to feel like you've left the city behind. Here's what to expect.
Long Son Island sits just outside the urban sprawl, offering oyster farms, mangroves, and a pace of life that feels decades removed from central Saigon.
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