🌿 An Eco Homestay – Where Nature, Community, and Conservation Meet
Located on the edge of the mangrove forest within the Xuan Thuy National Park Biosphere Reserve, An Eco Homestay Giao Thuy lies at the convergence of sea, river, and wetland—a vibrant ecosystem recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve. The homestay proudly promotes the idea that sustainable tourism and mangrove conservation can go hand in hand to foster balanced development.
Driven by the heart and vision of founder Ms. Doan Thi Thoa, who left behind 20 years of life in Hanoi to return to her coastal hometown, An Eco is more than just a homestay—it’s the embodiment of a dream to build a resilient, community-based eco-village. Her model not only helps preserve mangrove forests but also creates livelihood opportunities for locals and offers travelers meaningful, human-centered experiences.
🏡 More than a Stay – A Living Eco Model
At An Eco, you don’t just visit—you take part in a community-rooted vision for sustainability:
Planting mangrove trees (Sonneratia, Casuarina) to restore forests, prevent coastal erosion, and protect the shoreline.
Harvesting and consuming local seafood from mangrove-rich areas, ensuring long-term income for local families.
Creating new jobs through eco-tourism and homestay services that help locals earn steady incomes while protecting their natural environment.
🧺 Eco Activities & Experiences
Beyond the peaceful homestay, An Eco also runs a farmstay 3 km away, where visitors can engage in immersive, hands-on activities:
Clam digging & shrimp netting with local fishermen
Mangrove planting to help safeguard the coastline
Guided tours of the Xuan Thuy mangrove ecosystem with local experts
Crafting souvenirs from seashells and clam shells
Harvesting mangrove honey
Cooking and sharing a traditional countryside meal with the host family
Visiting clam huts in the forest, where you can enjoy fresh seafood and watch the sunset in the middle of the wetlands
Seasonal festivals and cultural events, offering travelers a deeper connection to the land and people
📍 Nearby Attractions
Xuan Thuy National Park – Southeast Asia’s first Ramsar site and a sanctuary for migratory birds
Clam huts on the tidal flats – a glimpse into the life of coastal fishermen
Giao Hai Fishing Port – where you can buy the freshest seafood catches
Bach Long Salt Fields – learn how salt is made from seawater and hear the stories of local salt farmers
Check In | 1:00 pm |
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Check Out | 12:00 pm |
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