Ultimate Vung Tau Adventure: Ferry vs. VIP Limo Bus, Hai San Seafood, 88 Beer Garden & Lox Club!

[@randallnewton]

I’ve been to VT twice in the past two weeks. I went for the street food and local seafood joints. Your video makes me want to go upscale.

[@doolyb]

It was really fun for sure 😆

[@Crouchypants]

I was there the week after Tet. I love VT.

[@doolyb]

Great place and so close!

[@TheNarcissistSquirrel-yy1ih]

I hope to move there in about 3 to 4 months.

[@doolyb]

It's definitely more of a beach life than Ho Chi Minh! I want to go again when it's not vietnamese new years and see the vibe. It was pretty crowded during the time we were there. I'm sure it's more relaxed at other times.

[@Misterdave998]

Dooly is one of the sexiest British men I’ve seen

[@doolyb]

I'm not even British but thanks anyway for the motivation 🤣

[@jeff824]

I lived there for 18 months. My apt. was around the corner from an expat bar, Belly's Watering Hole. Miss the buck beers and cheap food...I think you guys got overpaid for your dinner. But when you throw in shell fish and drinks...maybe. Vung Tau is a little cooler than HCMC as you get a breeze off the waters. Grab taxi's are cheap. Poor selection of cigars in town...I would buy them in Saigon.

[@doolyb]

We definitely ate a lot and the second round wasn't even filmed 😅 but it was really nice although due to the vietnamese new year it was super packed in both places! We eveb had issues getting grab taxis. 18 months is a super long time! You must have reached diamond level!

[@KylieRos]

What’s the name of the VIP limo company?

[@doolyb]

The name is Hoa Mai it's possible to book direct by phone (as yang did) or via third party like 12go Asia etc

[@Jack-nighthawk]

How long was the bus ride to ho chi minh city​ ? @@doolyb

[@doolyb]

@@Jack-nighthawk we got stuck in traffic on way back and had a break too so it took around 3 hours door to door. Should have been 2.5 hours