From Vung Tau

Ferry from Vung Tau services depart from two separate coastal terminals connecting the seaside resort with central Ho Chi Minh City and Con Dao Island. High-speed Greenlines DP hydrofoils leave Ho May Pier in Bai Dau for Pier No. 4 on the Bach Dang riverfront in Saigon, running two trips on weekdays and three on weekends. Fast Phu Quoc Express catamarans sail from Cau Da Port in Bai Truoc across 97 nautical miles to Ben Dam Port in Con Dao. Last verified 12/10/2026.

Ferry Routes from Vung Tau

Greenlines DP operates hydrofoils to Pier No. 4 on the Bach Dang riverfront in Ho Chi Minh City from Ho May Pier, covering 85 km (46 nautical miles) in 2 hours. Weekday departures leave Vung Tau at 12:00 and 15:00, while weekend sailings run at 12:00, 14:00, and 16:00. Since October 1, 2026, the adult fare is a flat 350,000 VND every day, and senior tickets (ages 63+) and child tickets (ages 6 to 11) are 300,000 VND. Children under 6 travel free sharing a seat.

Phu Quoc Express operates the route to Ben Dam Port on Con Dao Island from Cau Da Port, covering 180 km (97 nautical miles) in 3 hours 30 minutes on Thang Long. Sailings leave Vung Tau Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 07:30, returning Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 13:00. Economy fares are 790,000 VND on weekdays and 950,000 VND on weekends, plus an 18,000 VND port fee. Phu Quoc Express suspended the Vung Tau to Con Dao route on August 1, 2026, and expects to resume service in January 2027.

Vung Tau Ferry Terminal Address and Location

Ho May Pier (Ben Tau Ho May) is at 1A Tran Phu Street, Vung Tau Ward, Ho Chi Minh City (coordinates 10.350014, 107.066617). Following the July 1, 2025 provincial merger under Resolution 202/2025/QH15, former Ward 1 became Vung Tau Ward. Located in Bai Dau below the Ho May Park cable car, it serves Greenlines DP hydrofoils to Saigon.

Cau Da Port (Cang Cau Da) is at 9 Ha Long Street, Vung Tau Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, postal code 78225 (coordinates 10.338881, 107.070845). Formerly in Ward 2, this French-era harbor in Bai Truoc sits opposite the lighthouse road. It features two 155-meter piers covering 0.93 hectares and serves Phu Quoc Express catamarans to Con Dao.

Piers and Terminals in Vung Tau

Vung Tau operates two separate passenger terminals 1.9 km apart, a 4-minute taxi ride. Berths are never shared: Greenlines DP hydrofoils dock exclusively at Ho May Pier, while Phu Quoc Express catamarans to Con Dao dock exclusively at Cau Da Port.

Getting to Vung Tau Ferry Terminal

From Back Beach (Bai Sau), Ho May Pier is 3.3 km away (8 to 10 minutes by taxi for 55,000 to 60,000 VND). White Palace sits 500 meters south on foot. Cau Da Port is 3.6 km from Back Beach and 2.4 km from Vung Tau Bus Station (5 minutes by taxi for 31,000 to 36,000 VND). The two piers sit 1.9 km apart, a 4-minute transfer.

From Ho Chi Minh City, road travel spans about 101 km, taking 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours by limousine. Catching the 07:30 Con Dao departure requires leaving Saigon by 04:30 or taking Greenlines DP to Ho May Pier the previous afternoon. Tell drivers the exact pier name and address.

Check-in at Vung Tau Ferry Terminal

Passengers should arrive at the departure pier 30 to 45 minutes before departure. Vietnamese citizens present an original Citizen Identity Card (CCCD) or verified VNeID. International travelers present an original valid passport and visa. Children under 14 require an original birth certificate.

Both operators provide 20 kg of free luggage per passenger. Neither route carries motorbikes or cars onboard. Travelers should arrange motorbike rentals or taxis at their destination port.

Terminal Facilities and Parking

Ho May Pier features a Greenlines DP ticket counter, sea-view waiting lounge, restrooms, and parking with vehicle holding for ferry travelers. The pier sits beside the Ho May Park cable car base, In The Sea Restaurant and Coffee, Hon Ru Ri restaurant, and Xanh SM taxi stands.

Cau Da Port provides a covered waiting hall, restrooms, and 24/7 security. A guarded two-story parking garage operates 24 hours daily near the gate, charging 10,000 VND per night for motorbikes and 100,000 VND for cars. Backup parking is at the Youth Cultural House 300 meters away. Convenience stores and Bai Truoc eateries sit nearby.

Book Ferry Tickets from Vung Tau

Reserve ferry departures from Vung Tau online through Ferry VN, receiving electronic tickets and QR boarding codes by email.

For travel to Saigon, check the ferry from Ho Chi Minh to Vung Tau page. For island crossings, view the Vung Tau Con Dao ferry page. Review operator details on Greenlines DP and Phu Quoc Express, or check the Vung Tau guide. Explore more routes in the ferry ticket catalog.

Ferry VN customer support is available daily on +84 924 299 898 for booking assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which ferry terminal in Vung Tau has departures to Ho Chi Minh City? Ferries to Ho Chi Minh City depart from Ho May Pier at 1A Tran Phu Street in Bai Dau. Greenlines DP hydrofoils arrive at Pier No. 4 on the Bach Dang riverfront in Saigon in 2 hours.

Which port in Vung Tau serves ferries to Con Dao Island? Ferries to Con Dao depart from Cau Da Port at 9 Ha Long Street in Bai Truoc. Phu Quoc Express operates this route to Ben Dam Port.

How far apart are Ho May Pier and Cau Da Port? Ho May Pier and Cau Da Port sit 1.9 km apart along the western waterfront, a 4-minute taxi ride. Check your ticket to arrive at the assigned pier.

Can I bring a motorbike on ferries leaving Vung Tau? No. Neither Greenlines DP hydrofoils to Saigon nor Phu Quoc Express vessels to Con Dao carry motorbikes or cars onboard. Vehicles can be kept in terminal parking lots.

Is overnight vehicle parking available at Vung Tau ferry terminals? Yes. Ho May Pier provides parking with vehicle holding. Cau Da Port features a guarded 24-hour garage charging 10,000 VND per night for motorbikes and 100,000 VND for cars.