Snorkel increíble en la isla Mun (Tour grupal)

SNORKELING IS NOT ALLOWED. LISTEN TO ME- THERE IS NO SNORKELING ALLOWED AT HON MUN. NONE!!!! This is one of the worst tours in Asia. Swimming is allowed but no SNORKELING. Tiny tiny area with no coral and 10 million flailing tourists kicking you. Absolutely awful- cannot believe we did this tour. Total garbage. Do not go. Trust me. I SWEAR THIS IS GARBAGE.

The tour guide was nice and friendly. The 2nd island was definitely the highlight of the day, much cleaner water and most fish.

The sea life is just about all dead, they have no respect for the little sea life that is left & probably will be none within a yr. The water was of average clarity.The lunch was nice & the guide did a great job, think he's name was 'te'

Good trip with monkey boy, caught fish and fried it was very tasty, highly recommended. Went out on the speedboat and fished

Everything was amazing) Funny guide, bus, boat, food, drinks and fruit snacks! Everything was prepared nicely. Highly recommend!

The tour experience overall was okay. We got picked up at our hotel with a small bus. With about 10 other people we headed towards the port. We were already excited that the tour was really a „small group tour“. Then we arrived at the port and got on board with people from another small bus. With about 25 people we headed towards the first island for snorkeling. So, it was not really a small group anymore. The snorkeling equipment is really good! At the island also other boats arrived and about 100 tourists (!) entered the waters. The corals at the first island were already dead (obviously), which makes a lot of sense when everyday hundreds of tourists and several boats come here and enter the area without any further instructions. „Don’t touch or stand on the corals!“ - nope, that was not said once.. My highlight / lowlight was that several people couldn’t even swim! They were packed into swimming vests and then they entered the water so they could still ‚enjoy‘ the snorkeling. (I mean: what the…?!). We continued our trip to our second spot, Mun Island. Again, several other boats arrived together with us and ~100 tourists were allowed to enter the water in a marked area. This time there was more sea life. After the second spot we had lunch on boat, which was pretty good actually. At the last stop only our boat stopped and we could snorkel in the open sea and see many corals, fish, sea snakes (harmless ones), etc. In between the stops the guides also offered scuba diving and para sailing, which could be booked additionally. Overall, the snorkeling experience itself was pretty cool, especially for people who have never snorkelled before. Also, the guides are pretty chill and was to get along with. But it’s not a small group tour and the way ‚wild tourists‘ are unleashed on marine life is questionable. We shouldn't be surprised if in a few years all the coral reefs are as dead as the first one we saw, when there is absolutely no instructions on what to do and not to do.

unfortunately I can't put 0 otherwise I would have done it! the dive site actually has a lot of fish but that's the only positive point and also the guide who picks you up is very friendly! a beach of slippery stones, filled with rubbish, we swim with dozens or even hundreds of people over 20m2! the site is really not pretty at all. meal on the boat quite simple, be careful they offer you coke or beer but it's 20,000!! no coffee or tea either! the second dive site is even more horrible, you are next to a recycling center (see photo). I really regret my money!!! first time with Viator but it will be the last. I understand that other agencies on the internet do not offer this tour, it's a pure and simple scam. really very disappointed.

We didn't go to Mun Island. It was a lie. Mun Island is the only place with a beautiful sea. For some reason, they call it Mun Island even though we didn't go to Mun Island. It's enjoyable to a certain extent. The food is good, but that's it. Also, the number of people who came was good. Anyway, the content is different from the title.

The guide was very nice, beautiful corals and fish, they gave us good equipment, lunch was ok. The problem was that it took us pto places with lots of tourists, we had to wait for a while after we got to the harbor and wait a lot for our pick up after. This is not a speed boat! It’s a very slow boat, it took a long time to get from island to island, we got sea sick and as i saw few other passengers as well

This was one of the typical ‘wooden’ boat slow tours. Our boat has 16 on it including us. The host, Lam, was pleasant enough and looked after us. We were looking forward to enjoying what we’d read was the ‘aquarium of Vietnam’ but the snorkelling was average really. There were three sites. The first was the poorest, second best for number of fish but poor visibility and third was best for visibility but not a lot to see. (Obviously not the fault of the tour if not a lot of fish about…). It was sad to see whilst sailing just how much litter is washing up on Vietnam’s shores. There was a lovely meal provided onboard (much better than the mass eating at fish farm some other tours offer) and a fruit platter after the 3rd site. Overall it’s a decent tour and well priced for 5 hours. Pick up and drop off at your hotel is a bonus.