Nha Trang 3 Islands Hopping Tour with Sea Walking by Speed Boat

Sea walking was a very unique experience and enjoyable. Parasailing, banana boat, and jet ski leisure options are also available. It costs approximately 30,000-40,000 won each. Please note that it only accepts cash. The guide was very friendly and took great photos and videos.

Although it was a three-island tour, we only disembarked at two islands: Mun Beach (Bãi Tắm Hòn Mun) and Tranh Beach (Bãi Tranh Nha Trang).

Was a nice experience, even though we almost got stranded on the first ride to the island, needed to stop at another island and wait for another boat and needed to change. 🤣 Our guide Andrew was also nice, the group was mixed though and had mostly Vietnamese in our tour so English came second, but everything was easily understandable and also I managed to talk a decent bit with him at the end and he replied to all of my questions I had during the tour. The beaches and seawalk were very nice, but photos cost extra just FYI. We also did parasailing and Jetski at the end, which also costs extra.

At first, I was so disappointed with Nha Trang beach that I wondered if I had come for nothing, but after taking a beach tour around with Klook, I found the reason for coming to Nha Trang. The reason for the 4-star rating is that the 3 island hopping tour I did was just a taste of the island tour, so it reflects my disappointment. Each island I visited was great. Next time, I'm going to choose a product that focuses on just one island.

Minh Hoai was a really kind guide and I really enjoyed the sea walking. The sea is really clear and there are a lot of fish, so I think I saw more fish than when I snorkeled in Bali. It seems. It was a pity that the waiting time was long, but other than that, the tour and guide were perfect.

The island I went to has no special features. The advantage is that it is close enough and you don’t need to spend too much time by car or boat. It’s my first attempt to walk underwater. There are not many fish and corals, and the water is not very clear, but this is a good experience for those who dare not dive. Experience. The lunch is not delicious, you can add seafood at an additional cost, but the quality is average, so you don’t have to try it. The cost-effectiveness of this meal is good, and you can easily spend most of the day.

The weather is fine and the water is clear. It was my first time to try underwater walking and I thought it was different from scuba diving, and it was also very interesting. I think lunch is okay, there are many kinds. I like the design of the second coral island very much, but there are too many Chinese tourist groups and too many people... The elder brother also spits everywhere, which is not good, and the rest is very good good

was a good experience but going with group have to wait for all .we waited 3 hrs on island

1. The tour guide's service was truly excellent. They even helped me record a video when I went parasailing later. I was the only foreigner on the tour, and the guide had no trouble communicating in English. 2. The actual itinerary included two stops: Hon Mun Island and Bai Tranh Beach. Lunch was served on a floating restaurant, and surprisingly, I found the food to be better than what I'd had at other popular restaurants in Nha Trang. Although there were only two islands, I think it was a very reasonable itinerary. Hon Mun Island had calm, clear water, perfect for swimming, and Bai Tranh Beach likely offered the cheapest water sports among all the islands, with free lounge chairs, making it ideal for relaxation and activities. The island selection strategy was actually very smart. 3. For those who don't want to get in the water, I highly recommend just buying an island transfer ticket to Bai Tranh Beach. On a Sunday afternoon, it wasn't too crowded, and you could find the best scenic spots to sit on a lounge chair and enjoy the sea. The sea breeze was very cool, and with umbrellas, it wasn't hot at all. It was a sunny day, and the water at both islands was very clear, contrary to some reviews that mentioned murky conditions. At Hon Mun Island, if you want to snorkel and see fish, it's not really possible near the shore. The water is clear but rocky; you need to go a certain distance from the shore to snorkel. Therefore, for safety reasons, if you can't swim, there's no real possibility of snorkeling, as the tour doesn't provide lifeguards. 4. The sea walking activity was done on a floating platform. The visibility was quite murky. Essentially, the diver held your hand or guided you throughout. I did see various corals, and they would actively pull your hand to touch the soft, slippery ones. However, the underwater video is completely unnecessary. And most importantly! Wear gloves and a rash guard! I didn't even see what creature it was, but my hand got stung! It was a burning pain! It hurt for at least eight hours! And then it swelled up! 5. If you're afraid of water, be cautious with parasailing. When you land in the water, it takes a while for the jet ski to pull you back up. When I landed, I was on my back, and then the jet ski pulled for a bit longer, causing me to flip over, face down. The seawater got in my eyes, and I couldn't see anything. For a moment, I felt like I was going to die, even though I had a life jacket. Those afraid of water would still find it very terrifying. 6. We took a speedboat, which went incredibly fast and was very bumpy. At first, I felt very uncomfortable and thought I was going to get seasick, so I didn't even dare to look at the sea. It took about five minutes to adjust. Luckily, I don't usually get seasick, so I got used to it. If you're prone to seasickness, I recommend bringing medication. Overall, it was a lot of fun, and it's an experience you must try at the beach. Of course, for a non-swimmer like me, one experience was enough.

An Unforgettable Island Adventure with Cano Tours! We booked this experience through Klook and it honestly exceeded every expectation we had. Cano Tours delivered an absolutely incredible day from start to finish. The island tours were breathtaking well-organized, scenic, and packed with amazing stops that left us in awe at every turn.