Con Dao National Park
Vườn quốc gia Côn Đảo
A national park covering rainforest on land and the surrounding sea, protecting sea turtles, dugongs, and coral reefs, with several hiking trails.
Con Dao National Park was established in 1993. It covers most of Con Dao's land area and the surrounding waters. It is an important sea turtle nesting site and coral reef reserve in Vietnam, and it is also a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance. The park office is in Con Son town, where you can ask about hiking, snorkeling, night turtle watching, and boat trips to other islands, and where you can apply for entry permits. Entry to the island requires a ticket. Visitors must not collect coral or disturb wildlife. Common hiking routes include Ong Dung Beach, So Ray Plantation, and the forest viewpoint trail.
Opening hours
Administration office approx. 07:00–11:00 and 13:30–17:00
Nearby sights
- Dat Doc Beach
- Bai Nhat Beach
- Tiger Cages
- Hang Duong Cemetery
- Con Dao Museum
- Con Dao Prison – Phu Hai Camp
- Con Dao Market
- Pier 914