Vung Tau villa for 30 people: 9 pool villas and their prices

A group of 30 going to Vung Tau should look for a villa with 8 or more bedrooms, or one that clearly lists a capacity of 30–40 guests. Of Sabi Travel’s 19 Vung Tau villas, 4 qualify: Sabina-VT and SBVT-10 (up to 40 guests), SBVT-11 and SBVT-01 (30 guests), at a reference VND 7–16 million per night for the whole villa – roughly VND 233,000–533,000 per person per night split between 30 people. Below we compare 9 villas for groups of 20–30, how to work out the cost, and what to ask before booking.

How many bedrooms does a group of 20–30 need?

The maximum capacity listed on Sabi’s Vung Tau villa pages works out to about 3–4 guests per bedroom, thanks to large double beds and extra mattresses. So the number of bedrooms is only a starting point; what matters is the total number of beds, extra mattresses and the maximum capacity the owner allows. This table narrows it down quickly:

For a group of 30 with small children or elderly guests, choose a villa with ground-floor bedrooms or a lift (SBVT-12 has a lift) and plenty of bathrooms: SBVT-03 has 12, Sabina-VT has 14 – no queues every morning.

Villa or homestay for a group of 30?

Homestays usually rent rooms separately and share common areas with other guests. With a whole villa, your group has the pool, living room, kitchen and BBQ area to itself – ideal for parties, birthdays or team building. All 9 villas in this article have a private pool, karaoke and a BBQ area.

9 Vung Tau villas for groups of 20–30 (quick comparison)

Selected from Sabi Travel’s 19 Vung Tau villas, sorted by capacity. Reference prices are for the whole villa per night, updated 06/11/2026, and vary by date, weekends and holidays.

The 5 best villas for a group of 30

30–40 guests close to Back Beach: Sabina-VT

Sabina Villa Vung Tau is the only villa on this list owned and operated by Sabi Travel. European-style, with 12 bedrooms plus 3 extra mattresses, 14 bathrooms and room for about 40 guests, it is 150–200 m from Back Beach, so the sea, seafood restaurants and cafés are all within walking distance. Private pool 1–1.5 m deep, large kitchen, karaoke with a 60-inch TV and a garden BBQ area. Great for company groups or extended families who want a room for each couple.

Enough beds for 30: SBVT-10 Phuong Nam

SBVT-10 is a whole twin villa in the Phuong Nam villa area, 250 m from Back Beach: 11 bedrooms, 23 beds plus 4 extra mattresses, 11 private bathrooms, up to 40 guests. With 30 people there are still spare beds, so nobody has to sleep on mattresses in the living room. The garden fits 6–7 party tables, with a 30 m² saltwater pool, portable karaoke speakers, a billiard table and BBQ. A big plus for groups travelling by coach: the villa page states that 16–30-seat coaches can drive right up to the villa, with parking for 2–3 more cars. Each half can also be rented separately for smaller groups.

Year-end party or team building for 30: SBVT-11 Tam Thang

SBVT-11 is on Dang Thuy Tram street, 350 m from Back Beach, near Tam Thang Tower. Newly finished, 420 m² (ground floor + 2 floors), 8 bedrooms, 12 beds, 11 bathrooms, for 30 guests. The outdoor party yard fits 5–8 tables, about 30 guests, next to a 40 m² saltwater pool with a waterfall and LED lights. There are 2 living areas with Smart TVs, karaoke, a new billiard table and a rooftop – enough space for team-building games and a dinner party.

100 m² pool, steps from Long Cung beach: SBVT-01

SBVT-01 is about 100 m from Long Cung beach and has a 100 m² pool – the biggest on this list – plus SUP boards and life jackets, an air-conditioned lounge, billiards, karaoke and BBQ (charcoal, seasoning and drinking water provided). The main house has 6 bedrooms, 10 beds and 7 bathrooms; indoor and outdoor party areas serve groups of up to 30. If all 30 people are staying overnight, ask about the twin-villa option with 11 bedrooms in total mentioned on the villa page.

20–25 guests in the rainy season: SBVT-03 with indoor pool

SBVT-03 is an Indochine-style villa in the centre, about 300 m from Back Beach. Its 45 m² pool is indoors, with a 0.8 m children’s section and a 1.4 m adult section, so you can swim even when it rains. The villa has 8 bedrooms (6 single, 2 double), 10 beds and 12 bathrooms, suiting 20–25 guests; air-conditioning throughout, private karaoke, PlayStation, billiards, table football, a rooftop with kitchen and dining table for BBQ, and a basement garage for 4 cars.

How much does a Vung Tau villa for 30 people cost?

Villa prices are for the whole villa per night, not per person. In Vung Tau, large villas don’t cost much more than 6-bedroom villas, so the bigger the group, the lower the cost per person. This table summarises the 19 Vung Tau villas currently taking guests on Sabi Travel (reference prices, updated 06/11/2026, varying by date, weekends and holidays):

Split evenly between guests, the accommodation cost of villas for groups of 25–40 is as follows (excluding meals and transport):

Villas with 8+ bedrooms make up only 5 of Sabi’s 19 Vung Tau villas, so once your dates are set, large groups should send a request early for more choice.

Where to stay: Back Beach, Phuong Nam or Long Cung?

• Centre – Back Beach (Bai Sau): Sabina-VT, SBVT-03, SBVT-11 and SBVT-21 are 150–500 m from Back Beach, an easy walk to the sea and restaurants. Good for groups who want to go out and eat around town.
• Phuong Nam villa area: SBVT-10, SBVT-23 and SBVT-24 are 250–500 m from Back Beach. SBVT-10 is the clearest choice for coach groups, as 16–30-seat coaches can drive right up to the villa.
• Long Cung: SBVT-01, SBVT-02 and SBVT-20 are 100–300 m from the sea with large pools (SBVT-01’s is 100 m²). Good for groups who want to stay in, swim in the sea, paddle SUP and BBQ.
• Tran Phu road: SBVT-22 is right on the sea, with 7 bedrooms and 600 m² – worth considering for about 20 guests who want to be on the waterfront.

How does a group of 30 get to Vung Tau – can the coach reach the villa?

If your group travels together by coach, ask before booking whether the coach can reach the gate and where it can park. According to the villa pages: SBVT-10 takes 16–30-seat coaches right up to the villa plus 2–3 cars; SBVT-03 has a basement garage for 4 cars; SBVT-14 has a garage for 2 seven-seat cars. For other villas, Sabi will check with the owner when quoting.

If your group wants a day visiting Back Beach, the Christ of Vung Tau statue, the White Palace and Nghinh Phong Cape by private car with a guide, see the private 1-day Vung Tau tour from Ho Chi Minh City – Sabi quotes by departure date and group size.

7 questions to ask before renting a villa for a large group

1. Total number of guests: list adults, children and party-only guests separately. Surcharges for extra guests and beds vary by villa.
2. Sleeping plan: the actual number of beds and extra mattresses (e.g. SBVT-10 has 23 beds + 4 extra mattresses, Sabina-VT has 12 rooms + 3 extra mattresses).
3. Check-in and check-out: under Sabi’s terms, check-in is from 14:00 and check-out before 12:00; groups arriving early should plan the beach or lunch first.
4. Karaoke and outdoor speaker hours: each villa has its own rules, especially in residential areas.
5. BBQ and bringing your own food: does the villa provide a grill, charcoal and seasoning (SBVT-01 provides charcoal and seasoning; SBVT-24 gives free charcoal), and is there a fee for bringing drinks?
6. ID documents: every guest needs an ID or passport to be registered on check-in, as required by Vietnamese law.
7. Deposit, changes and cancellation: read Sabi Travel’s booking terms before paying a deposit.

How to book a group villa with Sabi Travel

1. Tap Book now on the villa page or in this article and enter your arrival date, departure date and number of guests. Sending a request is free, with no deposit.
2. Sabi Travel checks availability with the owner and sends a quote via Zalo or phone.
3. Once you’ve chosen a villa, you pay a deposit according to the booking terms.

FAQ: renting a Vung Tau villa for 30 people

Further reading before your Vung Tau trip

• Vung Tau villas near Saigon for a weekend break (in Vietnamese)
• What to eat in Vung Tau: 20 local specialities (in Vietnamese)
• Renting a villa for a party in Ho Chi Minh City: how to choose and 8 questions to ask