On the Nha Trang – Vung Tau route, the vehicle in service is the 24-berth Cabin bus — a cabin sleeper type that is increasingly popular for long routes. This article reviews the amenities, how to choose a berth and whether the price is worth it.
On-board amenities
- Private sleeper cabins: each passenger gets a cabin with a partition, more private than a standard sleeper.
- Wifi & USB charging ports at each berth.
- Air conditioning, blanket and pillow, drinking water included.
- A TV screen and a separate luggage compartment.
Berth tips
- Lower berths are easier to get in and out of — good for older travellers and small children.
- Berths near the middle of the bus are smoother with less bouncing — good if you get motion sick.
- Avoid berths next to the toilet if you want quiet.
Is it worth it?
At from 450.000₫/passenger for the ~420km leg, the cabin bus gives you private space to sleep through the night — especially suited to the 21:00 night bus, arriving early in the morning and saving one hotel night. Compared with self-driving 420km, it is a gentler and safer option for most travellers.
Book your ticket
Book the Nha Trang – Vung Tau sleeper bus on Go365 (go365.vn) — pay in VND via 9pay or bank transfer, 24/7 support on hotline 0789.9000.77. For the return leg see the Vung Tau – Nha Trang bus.