Taxi & Transfers from Ho Chi Minh Airport (SGN) to Phu Hai

How to Get from Ho Chi Minh Airport to Phu Hai

By Limousine Van

The ten-seat Hyundai Solati vans run by Huy Hoang and ADT feel closer to business class than bus ride.

Three departures—07 :30, 13 :00, 15 :00—leave the domestic pick-up zone, head onto the new Dau Giay expressway, then follow the coast to Phu Hai. Tickets cost 450 000 VND and include Wi-Fi, chilled water, and airline-style power seats. Most days the trip finishes in two hours thirty, long before sunset hits the dunes.

Seats sell out on Sunday evenings; book online a day ahead if a kite bag or surfboard needs double space. USB ports work the whole way, but the driver may mute them mid-route to save the battery.

If traffic jams threaten a missed flight home, travellers often pivot to a Ho Chi Minh Airport to Phu Hai taxi-transfer—costlier, yet on demand.

By Sleeper-Bus Chain

Sleeper coaches run hourly from the airport area to Phan Thiết. Recline, plug in, and watch the neon bunks glow while rubber trees pass outside the window.

The four-and-a-half-hour ride ends at 247 Thủ Khoa Huân. From there a green-and-yellow taxi clocks the last five kilometres to Phu Hai for about sixty thousand dong.

The combo scores best on price—under ten US dollars all-in—but worst on certainty. Night departures fill first, and luggage holds close when they meet the 20 kg limit.

By Taxi

A metered cab exits the airport loop, joins CT01 without fuss, and rolls into your hotel driveway near the dunes in roughly two hours fifteen.

Day fares land around 2.4 million VND; rain or midnight starts add ten to twenty percent. Drivers often round to a simple 3000 k to dodge small notes, and most riders accept for speed.

Private Transfer

Want the figure locked before the engine turns? Book a Ho Chi Minh Airport to Phu Hai transfer with Kiwitaxi. A driver meets you at the glass doors with a tablet sign, shoulders the biggest case, then glides onto the toll road.

A sedan costs about sixty US dollars; an eight-seat van sits near one-fifteen. Split four ways, that sits halfway between the limo seat and the private cab, yet it keeps the cabin yours alone.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

Match group size to board length, tap “Confirm”, ride appears.

• Compact Two – two travellers, soft packs only
• Comfort Four – four seats, room for hard cases
• Family Van – six or seven plus stroller or kite bag
• Quiet Lounge – extra knee-room, muted ride for calls

Transfer with Children

Vietnam keeps youngsters in a child seat until 135 cm. Add age and weight while booking; the ISOFIX clicks in before wheels move.

Parents often schedule a two-minute restroom stop at Sông Lũy—fresh air flips fidgets into yawns.

Transfer with Pets

Cats ride crated on a lap; bigger dogs need a harness or boot crate. Drivers lay a washable liner if warned—handy after sandy paws from Red Sand dune trail.

What Awaits in Phu Hai

First sight: long waves folding onto pale sand, palms leaning inland, fishing coracles dotted offshore.

A short walk inland finds beach cafés serving cà phê sữa đá beside bright dragon-fruit stalls; conversation slides to a hush, ceiling fans turn, and time feels unhurried.

Evening draws pastels across the sky. Kites dip, scooters hush, and the smell of grilling squid drifts from roadside barbecue drums hello.

Later, the surf keeps its slow rhythm while hotel corridors quieten; tomorrow’s dawn, dunes, and sea breeze wait just beyond the balcony curtain.