An Giang Vietnam Travel Guide
Rach Gia contains a small domestic airport (VKG) about 10 km from the city center. Main international airports nearby include Can Tho (VCA, ~100 km) and Ho Chi Minh City (SGN, ~250 km).
Rach Gia The airport has basic facilities: check-in counters, a small waiting area, limited food/drink, and ATMs. Domestic flight timetables generally stay consistent, but prices fluctuate with demand.
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Domestic flights from Ho Chi Minh City to Rach Gia range from ₫700,0BETWEEN 12 and ₫1,500,000+.
Rach Gia features as a departure point for fast ferries going to Vietnam's The biggest island Island (2.5-3 hours). Operators include Superdong and Phu Quoc Express.
A regional boats serve for trade and small excursions. Extensive tourist-oriented river transportation for arriving from other delta cities is not a main mode.
Rach Gia Port is not far from the city center, with taxis, Grab, and motorbike taxis available for transfers.
For flights, exit fees or taxes are typically included in your ticket price. No separate exit fees apply for bus or when the ferries leave. Show up early for smooth check-in.
Rach Gia Airport is basic with limited options. The bus station and port offer ticket windows, waiting areas, and some small food stalls for departing travelers.
Driving laws in Vietnam demand specific licenses for foreigners. Traffic in Rach Gia, like much of Vietnam, can be dense and requires defensive awareness. Road conditions are generally good on primary roads.
Finding parking in Rach Gia, especially for cars, can be challenging in crowded areas. Motorbike parking is more readily available, often with a small fee overseen by attendants.
The waterfront, central market, and primary roads are generally good for walking. Sidewalks can be uneven or crowded.
Formal guided walking tours for international tourists are not widely advertised. Self-narrated walks are a method to explore.
Limited dedicated bicycle infrastructure. Cyclists share the road with motorbikes and cars. The principal highways are not recommended for strolling or riding a bike.
