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info@saigonglobaltour.comCan Gio Mangrove Forest
Explore the Southern Vietnam’s Can Gio Mangrove Biosphere. Enjoy a boat ride and a visit to this UNESCO-designated reserve. Search for rare creatures like king cobras, crocodiles, and spot-billed pelicans, and enjoy a delicious complimentary lunch.
Can Gio Mangove Forest locates southeast of Ho Chi Minh City, close to where the Saigon River meets the South China Sea, the low-lying Can Gio island houses a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This is an important natural wetland with attractions like Monkey Island, Rung Sac Military Base, Vam Sat Salt-Marsh Forest Ecological Tourist Center, and a crocodile farm. Visit Can Gio Museum and Mangrove Forest Park Faun Conservation – filled with thousands of monkeys as well as saltwater crocodiles. Visit Mangrove Forest Ecosystem, which is useful in decreasing storm surge levels, reducing the height of waves and stabilizing sediments and Rung Sac Guerrilla Base, which represents a page of Vietnam history.
See large amount of the long-tailed monkeys
Have fun playing with the monkeys
Visit crocodile farm
Enjoy speed jungle boat to see the wide beauty of Vam Sat Ecological Park
Visit Vietnam Base in the war
Visit Can Gio Market
English speaking guide
Comfortable minibus (car) with air conditioning
Lunch
Entrance tickets
Travel insurance
A botle of water/pax/day
Personal expenses
Souvenirs
Meals
Tips
Personal medicine
Sun-hat, sun glasses
Insect repellent cream
Rain-coat in case of raining reason
Camera (optional)
If you cancel at least 7 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee
If you cancel between 3 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee
Children: from 1 – 4 years old Free of charge
Children from 5 – 9 years old : 75 % of charge
Children from 10 years old : 100 % of charge
08:00 AM– 10:00 AM: Welcome guests at hotel (located in Dist 1) to transfer to Vam Sat Mangrove Forest in Can Gio Province.
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Arrive at Vam Sat Eco-park. Discover The Bat Sanctuary Swamp by boat enjoyed the river scenery, the specific botanical system of mangrove forest and many kinds of catching fish and crab. Visit The Crocodile Swamp discover the process of brooding crocodile eggs and visit little crocodiles. Play the strong thrill feeling game “sit on the yacht and angle the crocodiles”. You can also climb up a 26 metres high Tang Bong Tower to see the whole amazing view of the mangrove forest.
12:00 PM – 14:00 PM: Have lunch at a local restaurant with many special dishes.
After that, make your first stop at “Money Island” for the opportunity to see and play with the multitude of long-tailed monkeys. Then, head to crocodile farm to get up close to these prehistoric creatures. As you continue to wander through the Mangrove Forest, keep your eye out of other wildlife among the lush greenery and calm water. Next, hop on board your speed boat for an exhilarating ride through the jungle. As you speed through the waterways, appreciate the untouched scenery of Can Gio National Park. Following your boat ride, visit the Vietnam War Base while tuning into your expert guide’s historical insights.
17:00 PM: Back to Ho Chi Minh City by car. Tour ends after the drop off back at your hotel.
At the end of the tour, the car will take you back to the hotel.
| Private Tour Rates | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 or more |
| Price per pax | $180 | $107 | $93 | $83 | $76 |
We visited Ho Chi Minh City. An excellent 1-day tour of the city, with SaigonGlobal Tour, Ms. Ly, who was really knowledgeable, to temples, the Cathedral, old Post Office, Market and War Remnants Museum. We couldn’t have been more impressed, with all our many questions answered during the tour.
Such friendly and knowledgeable people who were able to answer all our questions about the city and the history from the terrible war.
Overall a good tour though we didn’t manage to visit Ben Thanh Market which was closed during the Tet Holidays.
