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Vung Tau land is long and narrow with an area of 82.86
km2, an average height of 3-4m above sea level, and
surrounded by 42 km of coastline. The area is mainly
composed of low-lying plains with many scattered ponds,
lakes, and marshes mixed with dry hilly land. The
southwestern part of the land has two Nui Lon ranges
(Tuong Ky) and Nui Nho (Tao Phung). On the two
mountain ranges, there are mixed forests. The northern
part of the peninsula is a natural mangrove area with
many undrinkable rivers and streams. On Nui Nho, a
lighthouse 18 m high, shining up to 30 nautical miles and
over 100 years old, is considered the oldest lighthouse in
Vietnam. On Nui Lon, there is Ho May, a large freshwater
lake and primeval forest. The city is surrounded by the
sea, primeval forests, high mountains, rivers, and many
large lakes, which support the weather here to be cool and
mild all year round.