It takes just round four hours by car or motorbike to reach La Gi. If you want to take a coach, try Phuong Trang or An Thu. Both companies offer tickets from Saigon to Phan Thiet (tell the driver to let you off at Tran Quy Cap t-junction to catch a bus to Ham Tan) for around VND135,000 ($6). It costs VND25,000 more ($1) for the bus from the t-junction to La Gi.
Depending on your budget, you can try Princess D’ AnNam Resort & Spa for a luxury experience or the Saigon Suoi Nhum Resort for a more affordable but still well-equipped stay. However, there is a way of enjoying La Gi that is much closer to nature. Coco Beachcamp is a vibrant new site dedicated to young people judging by its vivid color scheme, so let's take a look and be charmed by its simple beauty.
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Coco Beachcamp is an outdoor camp site with lines of colorful houses along the road. In the high season, the waiting time is up to two weeks. |
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An area for tents lies adjacent to the beach, equipped with mattresses, blankets, sheets, fans and electrical outlets. |
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The camp site boasts restaurants, bars, a library and and collective sleeping rooms for groups of people. |
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The design is artistic and relaxing. |
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Chairs and hammocks are placed along the shoreline. |
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A romantic corner for couples. |
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At the bar you can order food or pay to cook your own. The service fee is only $1 per head. The bar lets patrons use its ovens and cookware. |
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Sunrise at La Gi |
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Coco Beachcamp at night. |
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The seafood market beside the camp serves as an instant fresh supply with very low prices. Half a kilogram of squid is VND70,000, cooked on site if requested without extra cost. |
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Part of the library. |