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Looking out to sea: Thăng Long’s decks, Vũng Tàu and coastal light

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From the open deck of the Thăng Long ferry, the view turns towards Cầu Đá port, the waters off Vũng Tàu and distant stretches of rocky coast. These photographs capture quieter moments of a journey by sea.

The gallery includes photographs taken at different times. Where a location has not been verified, the caption describes the visible scenery rather than claiming a specific beach.

The shoreline through the railings

Seats, railings and the Vietnamese flag frame a view from Thăng Long towards Cầu Đá port. Buildings lie beneath the green hillside, a familiar sight to passengers departing from Vũng Tàu.

Benches and railings on the Thăng Long deck, looking towards shore.
Benches and railings on the Thăng Long deck, looking towards shore.
Cầu Đá port, Vũng Tàu, viewed past a Vietnamese flag on the ferry.
Cầu Đá port, Vũng Tàu, viewed past a Vietnamese flag on the ferry.

A ferry on open water

Seen from a distance, Thăng Long stands out against the broad expanse of water off Vũng Tàu. Smaller boats and hills on the horizon show the setting around the ferry.

Thăng Long on the waters off Vũng Tàu.
Thăng Long on the waters off Vũng Tàu.

Sunset light and coastal colours

One photograph captures soft pink light above a rocky shore; another shows clear water near pale sand and a cliff. Their exact locations have not been confirmed, so these images should not be used for directions.

Pink sunset light above the sea and rocks; exact location unconfirmed.
Pink sunset light above the sea and rocks; exact location unconfirmed.
Clear water beside sand and a cliff; exact location unconfirmed.
Clear water beside sand and a cliff; exact location unconfirmed.

Everyday activity around Gành Rái Bay

From the bay, smaller boats sit in front of waterfront buildings, with green hills further back. The ferry railing in the foreground gives the picture the perspective of someone travelling by sea.

Small boats and waterfront buildings at Gành Rái Bay, Vũng Tàu.
Small boats and waterfront buildings at Gành Rái Bay, Vũng Tàu.

Taking photographs safely on board

Follow crew instructions before stepping onto an outdoor deck. Keep a secure hold of your phone or camera, remain clear of passenger walkways and do not lean beyond the railings. For confirmed places to visit, use the destination guide rather than relying on unidentified scenery.

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