From Vung Tau: Nui Dat, Long Tan Private Tour

Exploring Vietnam’s military past can be a captivating experience. The "From Vung Tau: Nui Dat, Long Tan Private Tour" offers just that – a journey through the significant sites that shaped the country’s history. With an expert guide leading the way, visitors can explore the stories behind the former ANZAC NuiDat Task Force Base and the poignant Long Tan Cross memorial. This five-hour tour promises an immersive and memorable experience, providing insights that may just leave you eager to uncover more.

Key Points

• This private tour from Vung Tau takes visitors to explore the former ANZAC Nui Dat Task Force Base and the Long Tan Cross memorial.
• The 5-hour tour includes a local English-speaking guide, travel permits, entrance fees, a flower for the Long Tan Cross, and bottled water.
• Highlights include visiting the Long Phuoc Tunnels used by the Viet Cong and concluding at the Horseshoe Hill fire support base.
• The tour price starts from €96.65 per person, and a 30% surcharge applies for bookings during holidays.
• The tour can accommodate a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 8 participants, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

You can check availability for your dates here:

Tour Overview

This private tour takes visitors from Vung Tau to the historic Nui Dat and Long Tan sites, providing an immersive experience into the Vietnam War’s ANZAC involvement.

The 5-hour tour costs from €96.65 per person and includes a local English-speaking guide, travel permits, entrance fees, a flower for the Long Tan Cross memorial, VAT invoice, drinking water, and transportation.

A 5-hour private tour to Vietnam War sites including the ANZAC Nui Dat Base and Long Tan Cross, priced from €96.65 per person.

Travelers can reserve now and pay later, and cancellations are free up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour visits the former ANZAC Nui Dat Task Force Base, Long Tan Cross, Long Phuoc Tunnels, and Horseshoe Hill fire support base, concluding in Ba Ria.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins with pickup from Vung Tàu, allowing visitors to explore the former ANZAC Nui Dat Task Force Base.

The group then travels to the Long Tan Cross memorial, where 18 soldiers died in a 1966 battle.

Next, they’ll discover the Long Phuoc Tunnels, a network used by the Viet Cong.

The tour concludes at Horseshoe Hill fire support base before returning to Ba Ria.

Throughout the experience, the local English-speaking guide provides historical context and insights.

Entrance fees, a flower for the Long Tan Cross, and transportation are all included in the tour price.

Inclusions

The tour includes an English-speaking local guide who provides historical context and insights throughout the experience.

Entrance fees for all sites are covered, and a flower is provided to leave at the Long Tan Cross memorial.

Travelers will have access to bottled drinking water during the tour.

Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle is included, ensuring a comfortable journey.

The tour also provides a VAT invoice for the service.

Tipping the guide isn’t mandatory but appreciated for excellent service.

A 30% surcharge applies for bookings during holidays.

Important Information

While itineraries are subject to change, the tour operator strives to maintain the core elements of the experience.

Travelers should be aware of the 30% surcharge for holidays, which can impact the overall cost. Tips aren’t included in the tour price, so guests are encouraged to budget accordingly.

The tour provides a VAT invoice, which can be useful for expense reporting purposes.

Lastly, the availability and start times for the tour should be checked prior to booking to ensure the desired schedule can be accommodated.

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Booking Information

To check availability and reserve the Nui Dat, Long Tan Private Tour, customers can select their desired number of participants and the date for the tour.

The tour operates with a minimum of 2 participants and a maximum of 8. Availability can be checked for various start times during the day.

Once the desired date and number of participants are selected, customers can complete the booking and secure their reservation. A 30% surcharge applies for tours during holidays.

The tour can be booked and paid for in advance, with a free cancellation option available up to 24 hours prior.

The Significance of Nui Dat

Nui Dat was the site of the main Australian base during the Vietnam War, serving as the headquarters for the Australian Army’s 1st Australian Task Force. The base was established in 1966 and played a crucial role in the Australian military’s operations in the region.

The Battle of Long Tan, one of the fiercest battles of the war, took place near Nui Dat in 1966.

Today, the former base and its surrounding areas are important historical sites, offering visitors a chance to explore the history and significance of the Australian involvement in the Vietnam War.

Exploring the Long Tan Battlefield

The Long Tan battlefield is a poignant reminder of the fierce combat that took place there during the Vietnam War.

Visitors can explore:

• The Long Tan Cross, a memorial for the 18 Australian soldiers who died in the 1966 battle

• The Long Phuoc Tunnels, an expansive network used by Viet Cong forces

• Horseshoe Hill, a former fire support base that was critical to the battle

• The remnants of the ANZAC Nui Dat Task Force Base, where Australian troops were stationed

• The stunning natural landscape that witnessed this pivotal moment in history.

Immersing oneself in this hallowed ground provides a deeper understanding of the sacrifices and complexities of the Vietnam War.

Discovering the Long Phuoc Tunnels

Winding beneath the verdant foliage, the Long Phuoc Tunnels stand as a testament to the resourcefulness and resilience of the Viet Cong forces during the Vietnam War.

Descending into the intricate network, visitors can explore the narrow passages and underground chambers that sheltered the guerrilla fighters. The tunnels provided vital supply routes, hospitals, and command centers, allowing the Viet Cong to evade detection and strike at will.

Navigating the tunnels offers a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by those who fought on the ground, a humbling experience for all who venture into this historic site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Group Size for This Private Tour?

The tour is a private experience, so the group size is not specified. Private tours typically accommodate small groups or individuals, allowing for a more personalized and tailored experience.

Can the Tour Start From a Different Location Besides Vung Tau?

No, the tour can only start from Vung Tau. The itinerary highlights specify that the pickup location is Vung Tau, and there’s no mention of the option to start from a different location.

Is There an Option for a Longer or Shorter Tour Duration?

While the standard tour duration is 5 hours, the provider may offer longer or shorter options upon request. Guests should inquire about custom tour lengths when booking to accommodate their preferences and needs.

Can the Tour Be Customized to Include Additional Stops?

Yes, the tour can be customized to include additional stops. Travelers can discuss their preferences with the tour operator, who’ll work to create a personalized itinerary that meets their interests within the 5-hour timeframe.

Are There Any Age or Physical Fitness Requirements for Participants?

There are no specific age or physical fitness requirements. However, the tour involves walking at historical sites, so participants should be able to comfortably handle moderate physical activity. The tour operator can provide guidance on suitability for individual needs.

The Sum Up

This captivating private tour offers a glimpse into Vietnam’s military history. Guests will visit the former ANZAC NuiDat Task Force Base and the Long Tan Cross memorial, guided by a knowledgeable local expert. The tour includes transportation, entrance fees, and a flower for the memorial, ensuring a memorable experience. It’s an opportunity to explore the Nui Dat and Long Tan battlefields, as well as the Long Phuoc Tunnels.

You can check availability for your dates here: