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| Group Size | 2-3 pax | 4-5 pax | 6-7 pax | 8 pax and above |
| Price per Person (VND/Adult) | 2.720.000 VND | 1.600.000 VND | 1.280.000 VND | 1.090.000 VND |
| Price per Person (USD/Adult) | 109 USD | 64 USD | 52 USD | 44 USD |
| Note: Prices at Mekong Smile were last updated on 08/06/2026 and may be adjusted based on future changes. Exchange rate: 1 USD = 25,000 VND. A 4% surcharge for OnePay payments will be automatically added to the total amount during checkout. | ||||
The tour includes Bay Canh Island's turtle conservation stop, a wildlife and tropical plant stop on Tai Island (Hòn Tài), and a coral reef snorkeling session. Guide service, National Park ticket, speedboat, snorkeling equipment, water, fruit, insurance, harbor service fee, and VAT are included.
It is both. The route visits Bay Canh Island first for turtle conservation and mangrove forest, then continues to Tai Island (Hòn Tài / Hon Tai) for wildlife and tropical plants before the snorkeling stop.
The tour lasts 3 hours. The morning session starts at 7:50 AM and returns at 11:15 AM; the afternoon session starts at 1:20 PM and returns at 4:45 PM.
Tai Island (Hòn Tài) is known on this route for rare red-faced monkeys, tropical plants, and scenic views. Wildlife sightings can vary by conditions and timing, so treat it as a guided nature opportunity rather than a guaranteed close encounter.
Yes. The route includes a dedicated coral reef snorkeling stop with equipment provided. It is best for travelers who want snorkeling plus Bay Canh conservation and Hon Tai wildlife, rather than a snorkeling-only program.
Lunch is not listed in the tour included section. Drinking water and fruit are included. Plan lunch after the morning tour or before the afternoon tour.
This Con Dao snorkeling tour visits Bay Canh Island and Hon Tai, with a stronger focus on turtle conservation, island wildlife, tropical plants, and coral reef snorkeling. The Bay Canh & Cau Island Tour is better for travelers who want Bay Canh conservation plus Cau Island's historical story and coconut grove scenery.
No. This route includes turtle conservation education at Bay Canh Island, but baby turtle release is a separate seasonal program from June to October.
Bring swimwear, towel, sun protection, a dry change of clothes, and footwear suitable for island walking. A small waterproof bag is useful because the route uses speedboat transfers.
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josh.reynolds_19 (verified owner) –
We were lucky enough to spot red-faced monkeys on Hon Tai. Seeing them in the wild was definitely a highlight of the day.
ella.harrison_35 (verified owner) –
The mangrove forest on Bay Canh Island was beautiful and surprisingly peaceful. It added something unique to the experience.
Tristan Murphy (verified owner) –
As someone interested in nature, I really appreciated learning about sea turtle conservation before heading out to snorkel.
carter.hughes_72 (verified owner) –
If you’re looking for a Con Dao coral reef snorkeling tour but also want something beyond the reef itself, this is a very good option.
wyatt.foster_81 (verified owner) –
The Bay Canh Tai Island speedboat tour was a great way to see multiple sides of Con Dao in just a few hours.
Landon Pierce (verified owner) –
The coral reef area had clear water and plenty of tropical fish. The snorkeling itself was enjoyable without feeling overcrowded.
Nathan Brooks (verified owner) –
The combination of turtle conservation, wildlife and snorkeling made this tour feel much more interesting than a standard reef trip.
Olivia Stanton (verified owner) –
The Hon Tai Tour offered some great scenery and interesting plants that I hadn’t seen elsewhere in Con Dao.
Sophia Gardner (verified owner) –
This Con Dao snorkeling tour was well organized and perfect for travelers who only have a few days on the island.
Grace Montgomery (verified owner) –
I liked that the route wasn’t just focused on the ocean. The wildlife and conservation elements made it feel more complete.
Maya Collins (verified owner) –
I joined the Con Dao snorkeling tour expecting mostly snorkeling, but the Bay Canh conservation stop ended up being my favorite part.