Suoi Da Vung Tau

Less than two hours from Ho Chi Minh City, Suoi Da (Stone Stream) in Vung Tau is the perfect getaway to immerse yourself in fresh nature, cool off in the refreshing waters, and relax amidst the mountains and forests. Let Asia King Travel help you plan an unforgettable journey today!

Suoi Da (Stone Stream) in Vung Tau is the perfect getaway to immerse yourself in fresh nature

About Suoi Da Vung Tau 

Hidden below the lush greenery of Dinh Mountain is Suoi Da (Stone Stream), one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province (now part of Ho Chi Minh City). The stream cuts through large boulders and separates into two pieces, Suoi Tien in the upstream and Suoi Da downstream, which offers both majestic and serene beauty. 

It lies in Phu My Town’s Tan Hai Commune, only about 7 km from the center of Ba Ria City, and 80 km from Ho Chi Minh City. The area is perfect for a picnic or a short weekend retreat, as it is a wonderful opportunity to get in touch with nature on a short trip.

About Suoi Da Vung Tau 

Getting There:

• From Ho Chi Minh City: Take the Long Thanh - Dau Giay Expressway, then turn onto National Highway 51 towards Ba Ria. Follow the road signs to Dinh Mountain. The journey takes about 1.5 - 2 hours.
• From Ba Ria City Center: It’s only a 15-20 minute drive along the Tan Hai - Phu My inter-commune road.

You can travel by motorbike, car, or opt for a convenient and safe round-trip transfer service offered by travel agencies like Asia King Travel - so you won’t need to worry about navigation.

Getting There

Exciting Experiences at Suoi Da Vung Tau

A visit to Suoi Da offers more than just refreshing scenery – it’s also filled with activities that let you fully enjoy the natural surroundings:

Cool Stream Bathing

Pristine, cold water is the emblematic feature of the location. You may lay under the small waterfalls to relax and continue pick- nicking so that nature may rid the body of any exhaustion. Complete relaxation may be achieved by the riverside and also to the kids and adults for safe and enjoyable swimming adventures.

Cool Stream Bathing

Camping & Picnicking

With its wide, open space, Suoi Da is perfect for setting up tents, laying out mats, and enjoying outdoor meals with family or friends. During the day, you can prepare simple dishes and have lunch on large rocks or under shady trees. At night, the sounds of insects and the flowing stream create a unique atmosphere for an unforgettable nature escape.

Suoi Da is perfect for setting up tents

Mountain Trekking

Heading to Suoi Tien and Suoi Da, you will find light trekking that isn’t too taxing. Trekking across hillsides always is delightful. Along the trek, you will find all kinds of different trees, including very old ones, mountain birds which are found in Dinh Mountain and trekking will benefit your body and strengthen your bond with nature.

Mountain Trekking

Scenic Photo Spots

With giant rock formations, small waterfalls, and emerald streams, Suoi Da provides countless “chill” backdrops for photos. Whether on the rocks, by the water’s edge, or right in the stream, every angle offers a picture-perfect moment. Many young travelers spend hours here capturing memories in the peaceful, natural light.

Suoi Da provides countless “chill” backdrops for photos

Local Cuisine

Near the stream, small eateries serve rustic yet delicious local dishes at reasonable prices. Grilled chicken, stream fish, and specialties of Ba Ria - Vung Tau are must-tries. Fresh sugarcane juice, smoothies, or seasonal fruits are also perfect to recharge after a day of fun, letting you savor authentic flavors right in the heart of nature.

Grilled chicken, stream fish, and specialties of Ba Ria - Vung Tau are must-tries

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Affordable & Accessible

One of the biggest advantages of Suoi Da is that there’s no entrance fee. Visitors only need to pay a small parking fee (VND 5,000 - 10,000 per vehicle). To rent a tent, one has to pay a fee between VND 150,000 to 300,000 which makes it very convenient to rent for circles of friends. Snacks and beverages from the local stalls beside the stream are in the VND 30,000 to 200,000 range and provide a large selection to pick from at moderate prices.

One of the biggest advantages of Suoi Da is that there’s no entrance fee.

Best Time to Visit Suoi Da Vung Tau

Suoi Da enjoys a pleasant climate all year round, but for the best experience, you should plan your trip during:

• Dry Season (November - April): The ideal time for swimming, camping, and light trekking. With little rain, safe trails, and clear, refreshing streams, the weather is cool with gentle sunshine - perfect for outdoor activities.
• Morning or Early Afternoon: This section of the creek is clearest and coolest around this time of the day. With fewer visitors around, you can enjoy a swim, take photographs, and bask in the serene surroundings. You should try and get there early if it’s the weekend so that you avoid the rush and get priority for camping or check-in.
• Avoid the Rainy Season (May - October): Water levels may rise and trails can become slippery, making swimming or trekking less safe.

Best Time to Visit Suoi Da Vung Tau

 Travel Tips for Visiting Suoi Da

• Make sure to pack a life jacket if your children or any non-swimmers are coming.
• Preserve the natural habitat by not littering and keeping the site clean.
• To safely navigate damp rocks, wear shoes that have strong grips and don’t slip.

 Travel Tips for Visiting Suoi Da

Conclusion

Nature lovers and adventure seekers will appreciate Suoi Da Vung Tau’s array of outdoor activities, ranging from gentle mountain hikes, refreshing swims in the creek, and camping to the more thrilling photo treasure hunts. It is a perfect spot to unwind for the weekend and take short vacations thanks to its proximity to Ho Chi Minh City, its low costs, and the serenity it offers.

With Asia King Travel, embark on a worry-free and enjoyable trip to Suoi Da Vung Tau Vung Tau.

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