Travel Guide: Okinawa Villas and Beach Club - Oceanami Resort, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province

Nestled along the sun-drenched coastline of Long Hai, Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Okinawa Villas and Beach Club - Oceanami Resort brings a taste of laid-back Japanese tropical luxury to Vietnam’s southern shore. Tucked just off National Highway 44A, this secluded retreat trades the crowded boardwalks of Vung Tau for quiet, golden sands and sweeping ocean views, making it ideal for romantic getaways, family vacations, and wellness escapes alike.

Hotel Overview

Built as entirely standalone villas, the resort prioritizes privacy and comfort for every type of traveler. All accommodations feature full kitchen facilities (including a fridge, microwave, stovetop, and electric kettle), separate living and dining areas, private entrances, and soundproofing for undisturbed rest. Each villa includes a private balcony or terrace with outdoor furniture, with options for ocean, mountain, or garden views. Resort-wide facilities cater to every need: free Wi-Fi is available across the property, and complimentary private accessible parking is offered on-site without prior reservation.

The highlight of the resort is its exclusive private beach area, paired with an outdoor swimming pool with a dedicated shallow zone for children and free pool towels. For wellness lovers, the on-site spa and health center offers a full menu of treatments from couples’ massages to foot soaks, with yoga and fitness classes available for a small extra fee. Family-friendly amenities include children’s outdoor play areas, an indoor game zone, baby gear, and children’s meal options, while business travelers can access a business center and paid event facilities. Additional services include paid airport shuttles, bike rental, 24-hour security, and multilingual English and Vietnamese staff.

Nearby Local Attractions

Just 15 minutes from the resort, Long Hai Beach is a quieter alternative to Vung Tau’s main shore, with soft sand, calm shallow waters perfect for swimming, and local seafood shacks serving fresh grilled squid and steamed crab. For history and culture, head 25 minutes north to Ho Coc Mountain, a low granite peak dotted with ancient Buddhist pagodas and offering panoramic coastal views from its summit. The trail is gentle enough for casual hikers, and cool mountain breezes make it a welcome break from beach heat. Thirty minutes west, Vung Tau Lighthouse perched on a cliffside is one of the region’s most iconic landmarks, built by the French in the 19th century. Climb the winding steps for unbeatable sunset views over the South China Sea, and explore the nearby colonial-era villas and street food markets.

Travel Tips

Book your stay at least two weeks in advance during peak season (June to August) to secure ocean-view villas. If you’re traveling without a car, arrange the resort’s paid airport shuttle from Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan Son Nhat International Airport, which is roughly a 1.5-hour drive away. Pack reef-safe sunscreen if you plan to explore the nearby rocky coves, and book spa treatments and off-site activities like stand-up paddleboarding and tennis in advance with the front desk to secure your preferred time. Don’t forget to pick up fresh local fruit from the resort’s welcome amenity to enjoy on your private terrace at sunrise.