The park
A park of islands and water, not one gate with a single fence.
Decision 135/QĐ-TTg of 31 March 1993 founded the park on the forbidden forest of Decision 85/CT of 1 March 1984. From 1 July 2025 the city runs it. The area is 19,883.15 ha, forest 5,883.15 and sea 14,000, plus a marine buffer of 20,500 ha. It is also nearly 20,000 ha, forest nearly 6,000 and sea nearly 14,000. Ramsar site 2203 is 19,991 ha, designated 18 June 2013. Sixteen islands, and fourteen.
Núi Thánh Giá is 577 m and Núi Chúa is 515 m. Đầm Trầu’s sand is called yellow, fine, and flat, and also amber. The scenic fee does not include the boat or the prison ticket.
Forest, water, and the fee
From 1 August 2022 an adult fee is 60,000 VND per person per route on routes 1–3 and 50,000 VND on routes 4–17, including Đầm Trầu, Ông Đụng, Bến Đầm, Cỏ Ống, and the Ma Thiên Lãnh walks. Students 20,000. Children and pupils 10,000. The fee excludes ecotourism services.
A 2017 service table lists a night turtle guide from 350,000 to 600,000 VND by group size, hatchling release 50,000, a Vietnamese guide 300,000 for half a day and 600,000 for a day, and a snorkel set at 70,000 a turn. That table excludes the scenic fee.
