Access is via a car/motorbike ferry which connects with Nha Be and takes only 10 minutes plus any additional waiting time.
I would recommend doing a trip here without 200 school children, not least because it means the monkeys will have less to grab. Can Gio is not monkey infested, but there is a small nature preserve housing the handbag snatchers and also saltwater crocs. 'Australia Zoo' it isn't -- we climbed off the bus to come under attack from materialistic beasts who were more interested in new mp3 players than bottom scratching, a more natural activity than theft.
I digress, pictures here are from the mud flats at Can Gio.
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Sounds like a very well trained band of 4 legged bandits, those monkey rascals....going after high value items like mp3s. At this rate they should have plenty of bananas when they retire :)
btw, what are the children looking for in one of the pics?
They're looking for small crabs or shrimps, which they found and tried to take home on the bus.
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