Ho Chi Minh City · CAN GIO MANGROVE TRIPS
Can Gio is the salt forest at the river mouth, an hour and a ferry south, and it is the day trip nobody thinks of. These 5 cover the monkey island, the boat channels and the war-era base, priced and timed.
Escape Ho Chi Minh City for Can Gio’s mangroves, wild monkeys, crocodiles, war history, local lunch, and a seafood market.
“we really liked the tour, especially the fish market and the mangrove forest :) be prepared for the monkeys, they are very fast and coming from nowhere to steal your things from your head and backpack”
Explore Can Gio from Ho Chi Minh City with monkeys, mangrove walks, crocodiles, wartime history, seafood lunch, and hotel pickup.
“it was a nice experience.even we did reservation at last minute ,easy and well organized.guides did great job ,the food they arrange was nice.”
Ride from Ho Chi Minh City to Can Gio by motorbike, cross the ferry, meet wild monkeys, browse a seafood market, and visit the beach.
“I had a great time! I learned a lot…the motorbike ride was fun! My guide Tyrone was friendly and informative.”
See Can Gio’s monkeys, crocodiles, mangroves, guerrilla camp, seafood market, and resort on a full-day trip from Ho Chi Minh City.
“Bellissima escursione, la Guda conosce tutte le scimmie e quindi siete super in sicurezza, e poi le mangrovie i coccodrilli I have loved it ! Really and amazing experience, the guide knows all the moneys and so you are super safe, the resort and the lunch are perfect, the crocodile and the mangrove amazing I have loved it ! I really recommend it”
Explore Can Gio from Ho Chi Minh City with monkeys, crocodiles, mangroves, a war base, lunch, and a tide-dependent boat ride.
“This is quite relaxing tour. Not very packed, with a whole second part about lazying under some tree. Route from Ho Chi Minh is pretty fast. The first point is monkey groove - there are a lot of monkeys and you can feed them and sometimes loose a hat or other stuff to them (our guide fought them valiantly and all hats were returned to their owners). Near them is a crocodile reservoir, but it's really hard to see any of them. The forest itself is pretty interesting and worth seeing. The military camp reconstruction is also interesting. After that there is a nice boat trip (among all boat trips…”
Pick a direction: underground, downriver, or straight into the traffic.
