1 Day Nha Trang View Coral Reefs by Glass Bottom Boat Tour

Nha Trang bay is vote one of 29th most beautiful bay on the world, nice climate weather all of most time around the year, transparence water and specially and sea life eco system that all is an ideal for just one day swimming, snorkeling and see corral reef by the glass bottom boat.

Tour route: Hotel - Oceanographic Institute - Mun Island - glass bottom boat - Tre Island - Tri Nguyen Aquarium – Hotel
Tour duration: Full day tour (from 8 am to 4 pm)
Group size: Private tour only
Commencement date: Anytime upon request

Unforgettable boat tour with glass-bottom boat! Start at 8.00 am from your hotel to Cau Da port. Before embarking on boat, you are invited to visit Oceanographic Institute, where you can see the whole selection of sea creatures in Nhatrang bay. Then you take shuttle speed boat on the site of the institute & be transferred to Mun Island, where glass bottom boat standby takes you around this island. You can see the beauty of the live coral reefs, sea plants & creatures of Nhatrang bay by looking through the glass bottom of the boat whilst cruising around Mun Island. At 11.00 am the glass-bottom boat will call at Dam Bay, the south east bay of Tre Island with a clean, quite beach & crystal clear water. There seafood lunch will be ready for your hungry belly. Relaxing or doing water sports after lunch such as Jet Ski, parasailing, snorkeling, kayaking, and swimming….is available for your choice. Shuttle speed boat then transfers you back for a short visit to Tri Nguyen Aquarium around 2.00 pm before being back to the shore. Tour ends at 3.00 pm. Please come & enjoy yourselves!

Trip Price Included
Transport bike (by car on request)
Local English speaking guide
Shuttle speed boat & glass-bottom boat cruise/SIC
All admission fees at Tri Nguyen Outdoors Aquarium & Oceanographic Institute
Seasonal fruits
Snorkeling gear
Kayak
Life buoys & mineral waters, cold towels
Vietnamese picnic lunch
Admission Fee

Trip Price Excluded
Person expenses
Others not mentioned