Private Long Tan - Nui Dat tour from Saigon.
This private day tour of Long Tan-Nui Dat is customized for the Australian military history buffs, particularly the Australian veterans to return to their battlefied. The battle of Long Tan on 18th August 1966 is larges single battle that the Australian Army got involed in in Vietnam War. Joining the tour, you will pay a solem visit to the Long Tan Cross Memorial, the site of Horseshoe FSB and the Long Phuoc Tunnels for a look at the underground network. Listen to insightful commentary from your personal guide about the area’s wartime history.
Private Long Tan - Nui Dat tour from Saigon.
We meet you up at your hotel in Sai Gon at 8.00am and head off to Ba Ria. The first stop is the former site of Australia's Nui Dat Task Force Base (Nui Dat SAS Hill). The occupation of Nui Dat required the removal of all inhabitants from within a 4 kilometer
radius of the base, therefore the people of Long Tan and Long Phuoc villages were forcibly resettled. Little remains of this military camp today except the columns of the main gate. The former runway is now a street in the local village, and the old helipad is now a soccer field. Afterward, drive past the location of Horseshoe FSB (access is not permitted due to the continued presence of land mines) to the Discourtesy Rubber Plantation. Visit the Long Tan Cross Memorial, originally established in 1969 by the 6 RAR (6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, now is a replica ), a focal point for remembrance, before continuing on to the Long Phuoc tunnels. Like other tunnels systems found in Vietnam the Long Phuoc Tunnels included meeting areas, first aid stations, and fighting pits. We then travel to Ba Ria for lunch before returning to Saigon. End of the tour.
Private Long Tan - Nui Dat tour from Saigon.
Price: $170
The price quoted is for 1-2 person(s). First extra person: $40, further extra person: $30
Included features:
• Private transfer ( 7 seater SUV cars or 15 seater minivans )
• English speaking guide.
• Entrance fees for all sites.
Excluded features:
• Lunch