From Vung Tau: Nui Dat, Long Tan Private Tour

The Vietnam War left an indelurable mark on the nation’s history, and the private tour from Vung Tau to Nui Dat and Long Tan offers a unique opportunity to explore this rich legacy. Guided by an expert, visitors can enjoy the significant sites that witnessed the conflict’s unfolding, from the former ANZAC Task Force Base to the poignant Long Tan Cross Memorial. With the flexibility to cancel up to 24 hours in advance, this tour promises an informative and engaging journey into Vietnam’s past. As one delves deeper into the tour’s itinerary, the harrowing realities and profound sacrifices of the war era come into sharper focus.

Key Points

• This private tour from Vung Tau takes you to the historic Nui Dat and Long Tan sites, covering landmarks from the Vietnam War era.
• The 5-hour tour includes a live English-speaking guide, transportation, and visits to old bunkers, Kangaroo Pad, and the Long Tan Cross Memorial.
• Highlights of the tour include the Nui Dat Kindergarten, built by Australian veterans as a legacy of the war, and the Long Phuoc Tunnels.
• The tour provides insights into the Battle of Long Tan and the sacrifices made by ANZAC forces during the Vietnam War.
• Flexible start times, free cancellation, and a "reserve now & pay later" option make this tour convenient to book.

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Tour Overview

This private tour from Vung Tau to Nui Dat and Long Tan costs €96.24 per person and lasts 5 hours.

Clients can enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour includes a live English-speaking guide, who’ll meet them at Ba Ria Market. Transportation is provided, and the group will return to Ba Ria after the tour.

The tour covers significant sites like the old bunkers, Kangaroo Pad, and the Long Tan Cross Memorial, where clients can leave flowers.

Entrance fees, travel permits, and bottled water are included, but tips are extra.

Booking is flexible, with a reserve now, pay later option available.

Itinerary Details

The private tour takes clients from Vung Tau to the historic sites of Nui Dat and Long Tan. First, they’ll visit Hoa Long village to see the former ANZAC Task Force Base at Nui Dat, established in 1966. Here, they’ll explore significant sites like old bunkers, Kangaroo Pad, SAS Hill, Luscombe Airfield, the battalion’s Flag Pole, and the Nui Dat Kindergarten built by Australian veterans.

Site	Description
Nui Dat	Former ANZAC Task Force Base
Long Tan	Site of the Battle of Long Tan in 1966
Long Phuoc Tunnels	Underground tunnel system

The tour then proceeds to Long Tan village to see the Long Tan Cross Memorial, Horseshoe Hill, Long Phuoc Tunnels, and the museum.

Significant Sites

Visitors to the Nui Dat site will explore a range of significant landmarks from the Vietnam War era.

They’ll see the old bunkers where soldiers once took cover, the Kangaroo Pad where helicopters landed, and SAS Hill, which was home to the Special Air Service regiment.

The tour also includes a visit to the Luscombe Airfield, the battalion’s Flag Pole, and the Nui Dat Kindergarten, which was built by Australian veterans.

At the nearby Long Tan village, travelers will see the Long Tan Cross Memorial, Horseshoe Hill, the Long Phuoc Tunnels, and the museum, all important sites related to the pivotal Battle of Long Tan.

Nui Dat Kindergarten

Building the Nui Dat Kindergarten was one of the lasting legacies left by Australian veterans after the Vietnam War.

The kindergarten, located near the former ANZAC Task Force Base, was constructed by Australian soldiers to provide education and care for local Vietnamese children. It stands as a symbol of the Australian military’s commitment to community development and cross-cultural understanding during their deployment.

Today, the kindergarten continues to operate, serving the families of Hoa Long village and preserving the goodwill fostered between the Australian troops and the Vietnamese people.

Visiting the Nui Dat Kindergarten offers a chance to reflect on this enduring testament to the humanitarian efforts of the ANZAC forces.

More Great Thing To Do Nearby

Long Tan Cross Memorial

Nestled within the tranquil confines of Long Tan village stands the Long Tan Cross Memorial, a poignant tribute to the 18 Australian and New Zealand soldiers who lost their lives in a pivotal battle during the Vietnam War.

Visitors to the site can pay their respects at the cross, which marks the location where the fallen were laid to rest. The memorial’s serene setting provides a moment of reflection on the sacrifices made by those who fought in the conflict.

Nearby, the Long Phuoc Tunnels and Horseshoe Hill offer additional insights into the events that unfolded during the Battle of Long Tan, a somber yet important chapter in the history of the Vietnam War.

Horseshoe Hill and Tunnels

Adjacent to the Long Tan Cross Memorial lies Horseshoe Hill, a strategic vantage point that played a pivotal role in the Battle of Long Tan.

Visitors can explore the Long Phuoc Tunnels, an extensive network of underground passages used by Viet Cong forces during the war. These tunnels provided shelter, storage, and transportation for the guerrilla fighters.

Exploring the tunnels offers a glimpse into the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the Viet Cong. The museum in Long Tan village further illuminates the history and significance of this iconic battle, providing a comprehensive understanding of the events that unfolded on that fateful day in 1966.

Transportation and Logistics

Included in the tour price, transportation is provided to convey visitors from their pickup location at Ba Ria Market to the historic sites of Nui Dat and Long Tan. A local guide will meet the clients at the market to begin the tour. After exploring the significant landmarks, the group will return to Ba Ria at the end of the 5-hour experience.

Pickup Location	Ba Ria Market
Transportation	Included
Return Location	Ba Ria

The tour includes all necessary travel permits and entrance fees, as well as flowers for the Long Tan Cross memorial. A VAT invoice and drinking water are also provided.

Booking Information

To check availability and book the Nui Dat and Long Tan private tour, clients can contact the tour operator.

The tour has flexible start times, and travelers can reserve their spot now and pay later. Additionally:

• Clients can check the available starting times for the tour.
• There’s a "reserve now & pay later" option for booking the tour.
• Travelers should confirm availability with the tour provider before making their reservation.

This private tour offers an engaging exploration of the historic Nui Dat and Long Tan sites, led by a knowledgeable English-speaking guide.

With transportation included and flexible booking options, it’s an excellent choice for those interested in Vietnam’s wartime history.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Maximum Group Size for This Tour?

The tour overview does not specify a maximum group size. It is a private tour, so the group size is likely flexible and can accommodate varying numbers of participants.

Are There Any Age Restrictions or Requirements for Participants?

There are no age restrictions or requirements for participants. The tour is open to all ages, though young children may require parental supervision. All participants must be able to walk to various sites during the tour.

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary to My Preferences?

The tour itinerary can be customized to the participant’s preferences. Clients can discuss changes with the tour operator, who’ll work to accommodate their requests within the tour’s overall scope and duration.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration or Add Additional Activities?

The tour provider offers some flexibility to customize the itinerary. Clients can extend the tour duration or add additional activities for an additional fee. Availability and pricing for these options can be discussed with the tour provider.

What Should I Bring or Wear for This Historical Tour?

Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes and lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing. Bring sun protection like a hat and sunscreen, as well as any necessary medication. Carry a small backpack or bag to hold your personal items during the tour.

Recap

This private tour from Vung Tau to Nui Dat and Long Tan offers an immersive experience into Vietnam’s history. Visitors can explore significant sites like the former ANZAC Task Force Base, old bunkers, and the Long Tan Cross Memorial, guided by an English-speaking expert. With flexible cancellation and transportation provided, this tour ensures a memorable and informative journey into the past.

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