Villa 1602 Oceanami: A Complete Travel Guide to Vung Tau’s Exclusive Beach Villa

Introduction

Nestled along the sun-drenched coast of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province, Villa 1602 Oceanami is a sprawling 837-square-meter private beachfront escape designed for large groups, multi-generational family vacations, and celebratory getaways. Tucked in Phuoc Hai township, less than two hours from Ho Chi Minh City, this purpose-built villa trades the crowded promenades of Vung Tau’s central coast for quiet, unobstructed ocean views and all the privacy of a personal holiday home, with full-service resort amenities.

Hotel Overview

Located on Provincial Road 44A in Long Hai, Villa 1602 lives up to its name: it sits right on the seafront, with direct access to a private beach area and a private year-round outdoor pool for exclusive guest use. The entire villa is fully wheelchair accessible, all on ground level, making it ideal for guests with limited mobility. Inside, the villa features multiple large bedrooms (configured for up to 12+ guests, with extra folding beds available for children), a fully equipped kitchen with everything from a washing machine and dryer to an oven and full-size fridge, and a spacious living and dining area opening out to a furnished terrace, garden, and barbecue area.

On-site amenities cater to every need: free private parking and complimentary WiFi are standard, while paid services add extra convenience, including airport transfers, in-villa spa treatments, a fitness center, sauna, and daily housekeeping. The villa has an on-site bar, offers room service, and can arrange grocery delivery for self-catered stays. For families, there’s a paid children’s play area, kids’ club, and karaoke to keep younger guests entertained, and all rooms are air-conditioned and allergy-friendly.

Local Attractions

Three standout attractions are within easy driving distance of the villa:

• Long Hai Beach: A 10-minute drive from the villa, this quiet stretch of pale golden sand is far less crowded than Vung Tau’s main beaches, with calm, clear water ideal for swimming and long sunset walks. Local seafood shacks line the shore serving fresh grilled squid and coconut water at budget-friendly prices.
• Bình An Village: Located 15 minutes away, this charming ancient fishing village offers a glimpse into traditional coastal Vietnamese life. Wander pastel-colored waterfront lanes, visit the 19th-century Cao Dai Temple, and sample fresh-caught lobster at family-run open-air restaurants.
• Christ of Vung Tau: A 40-minute drive to central Vung Tau, this iconic 32-meter statue perched on Nui Nhon Mountain offers panoramic views of the entire South China Sea coast. The short climb to the statue’s viewing platform is well worth the effort for sunrise and sunset photos.

Travel Tips

Book at least four weeks in advance during peak season (June to August) and Vietnamese public holidays, as this popular villa fills up fast. If you don’t want to self-cater, request in-villa breakfast when you book, arranged for an extra fee. Bring lightweight, casual beach clothing and reef-safe sunscreen, and rent a car (arranged via the villa for a small fee) to easily explore surrounding attractions. The villa’s staff speak both Vietnamese and English, so you can get help with booking activities or arranging restaurant reservations at any time.