Can Gio Mangrove Biosphere Reserve. A protected UNESCO-listed wetland filled with mangroves, canals, and diverse wildlife. The Monkey Island area is known for its large population of macaques living freely around the forest paths. Visitors can walk through shaded boardwalks, observe the monkeys up close, and explore small exhibits that explain the region’s ecological importance.

Rung Sac Area / Crocodile Lake & Mangrove Walk. This section of the reserve highlights the area’s wartime history and natural richness. A calm boardwalk leads to a crocodile lake where visitors can safely view the animals from sturdy platforms. The walk through the mangroves gives a sense of the forest ecosystem, showcasing the unique trees and quiet waterways that make Can Gio such an important nature refuge.

Can Gio Beach. A long stretch of shoreline known for its relaxed atmosphere and wide-open views of the sea. While the sand here is darker due to natural sediment from the mangroves, the breeze and coastal scenery make it a refreshing stop. It’s ideal for a walk, quick photos, or a peaceful moment before heading to the fishing village area.

Local Seafood Market / Restaurant Area. Can Gio is famous for its fresh seafood, and this stop gives you a close look at local fishing life. Small market stalls display crabs, shrimp, clams, snails, and fish brought in directly from nearby waters. Depending on your preference, your driver can take you to a nearby local-style restaurant where the seafood is prepared simply and deliciously.