3 island tour phu quoc

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Things to do, three islands hopping in phu quoc - day tour.

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Whether you want to go for a relaxing vacation or for some sea activities, Phu Quoc is the right place to go. With its white-sand beaches and turquoise water, Phu Quoc is truly a tropical paradise. On this tour, you'll gear up and snorkel or swim to explore the colorful underwater world at Short Gun Island and Gam Ghi Island. Then, find yourself lie down in large swaths of soft sand and relax under hundreds of palm trees at May Rut Island. Once you set foot here, you don't want to leave!

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• Explore Phu Quoc Island in 3 days, 2 nights

Speak to anyone who’s been to Phu Quoc – the ‘pearl island’ in the south of Vietnam – and they’ll smile in wistful reverie. There’s something so captivating about the tropical destination, which leaves visitors with good memories that last a lifetime. No doubt, the white-sand beaches, relaxed way of life and lush forests are among the main reasons for this indelible impression. Perhaps they’ve been left with a delicious lingering taste from a delicacy sampled at the buzzing night market. Or they’ll simply never forget the service they received at one of the many luxury resorts that’ve changed the face of this once-unknown retreat….

Why not find out for yourself on a short stay on Phu Quoc?

Only got three days? These are the suggested itineraries to ensure it’s your most magical and memorable summer vacation yet…

Day 1: Explore the island’s best beaches 

Since the island paradise is most known for its beautiful beaches, visitors often ask: “But which one is THE BEST?” Check out some of the top contenders on your first day to decide…

Go swimming at picturesque Sao Beach

For quality beach time away from the crowds, head south to Sao Beach (Bãi Tắm Sao) near An Thoi Town, about 25km from Phu Quoc's centre. Stretching over 7 km of white-sand and palm-lined shore, Sao Beach is truly a highlight. Entrance and parking are free. The natural shade provided from the trees and entrances created by locals give access to the surrounding pristine forests for some trekking. Visitors often spend the whole day here − swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, kite surfing, and fishing.

Enjoy the freshest catch of the day at Rach Vem fishing village

Another awesome spot is ‘starfish beach’ in Rach Vem fishing village, about 20km north of Duong Dong town. Photographers love this destination, with its calm, crystal-clear waters, floating wooden bridges, stilt raft houses over the sea, and countless red starfish (which visitors are advised not to touch or disturb). As it’s also surrounded by forest, this is a truly scenic, peaceful spot for visitors to relax. By now, you would’ve worked up an appetite. Take your pick from the plentiful seafood caught by the fishermen, which will be cooked on the spot for you to enjoy while gazing at the beautiful blue views.

Relish the sublime beauty of Vietnam’s southernmost islands

The best way to explore the picture-perfect smaller islands in the south is on an island-hopping tour. Your boat will take you to heavenly Mong Tay Island, where you can laze on large swaths of soft sand or relax on a lounger under one of the many shady palm trees. Snorkel or dive at Gam Ghi Island, which boasts one of the best coral reefs in Vietnam. Look out for sea creatures such as barracudas and giant pufferfish. You can snorkel some more at May Rut island, and try your hand at fishing at Thom Island. To keep your appetite satisfied, your guides will whip up a generous lunch for you to enjoy on-board. In the evening, once your tour is finished, sit back and enjoy a refreshing beverage at dusk at one of the island’s popular beach bars, such as Sunset Sanato, Ocsen, or Sunset Beach.

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Day 2: Enjoy the island’s one-of-a-kind activities

Discover the secrets behind the island's famous specialties – pepper and fish sauce.

For over 200 years, Phu Quoc islanders have produced delicious fish sauce. Today, the island is the country’s leading producer of this sauce – a mainstay in Vietnamese cooking. For a fascinating excursion, visit one of the ‘barrel houses’ to see how the sauce is made according to a time-honoured tradition involving anchovies, salt and giant wooden barrels. On your way out, pick up some bottles of the sauce as souvenirs for people back home. Another pantry item the island is known for is its particularly pungent and spicy pepper. Tour one of the plantations to learn how over 1,000 tons of pepper are produced here annually. 

Go diving and snorkeling

Owing to the island’s clear water, diving and snorkeling are among the most popular things to do on Phu Quoc. There are several options for diving, for both beginners and experienced divers alike.

Snorkeling is possible during day tours. You can do a boat tour to May Rut Island, Mong Tay  Island and Dam Ngang Island, where you can snorkel among a variety of fish and coral. ( Four Islands Excursion in South Phu Quoc - Day Tour - Exclusive Deal by Traveloka Xperience )

Be awed by the views from the cable car to Hon Thom Island 

Phu Quoc boasts a Guinness World Record for the longest non-stop three-rope cable car, which is nearly 8km long. The cable car linking An Thoi Town and Hon Thom Island has got to be seen – and experienced − to be believed. Soar high above the sea and enjoy 360-degree views of the An Thoi Archipelago, jungle-covered mountains, stunning coral reefs, colourful fishing boats and beautiful sandy bays.

Immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of Phu Quoc’s Night Market

On Bach Dang Street, in the heart of Duong Dong Town, you’ll find the Phu Quoc Night Market. During the evening the street is strictly for pedestrians only to browse the 50-plus stalls selling different products, such as accessories and souvenirs, or serving up fresh seafood and other local delicacies. If street food is your thing, you definitely wouldn’t want to miss this market. Afterwards, stroll along the promenade to see the tour boats and locals out enjoying the fresh evening air. 

Day 3: Enjoy all-in-one tourism destinations at leading theme parks 

At 55 hectares in size, VinWonders Phu Quoc − a theme park located in the Vinpearl Phu Quoc complex – is one of the largest theme parks in Asia. It has over 100 games and shows, so you’d need more than a few days to see them all. If you’re short on time, prioritize visiting the park’s Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc. The animals in this world-class conservation park are free-roaming, offering a unique safari experience in the heart of Southeast Asia. Have fun seeing which of  over 3000 animals and 150 species  you can spot, including lions, tigers, zebras, rhino and giraffe. 

Source: Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc

If you can’t get enough of the water, you might want to visit the ‘aquatopia’ that is located in Sun World Phu Quoc. In addition to the theme park’s seaside restaurants and activities, such as kayaking, scuba diving and jet-skiing, there’s a water park with a host of fun slides guaranteed to keep kids happy all day. The complex is based in Hon Thom’s nature park, so there’s stunning fresh air and island scenery all around.

Source: Sun World Phu Quoc

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To make your holiday more memorable, you can opt to stay at one of these top accommodation establishments recommended by Traveloka: The Palmy Phu Quoc Resort & Spa, Sunset Beach Resort & Spa, and Mövenpick Resort Waverly Phu Quoc.

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Trip 3 – Phu Quoc 3 Islands Tour: 3 Islands Trip – Mong Tay Island – Gam Ghi Island – May Rut Trong Island

• Tour code: Trip 3
• Tour Type: Daily Tour
• Time: 08:30 – 17:30

HIGHLIGHTS OF PHU QUOC 3 ISLANDS TOUR:

Firstly, stop at Mong Tay Island for swimming and snorkel. Next Gam Ghi Island Coral Reef sites to explore underwater sea lives and corals.

A delicious lunch will be served on the boat. After lunch, the boat will be anchor at the popular and lively “Hang Loose” May Rut Trong . Afterwards, it’s free time to try the many activities available on the island. Back to boat departure to the harbor to the hotel.

ITINERARY OF PHU QUOC 3 ISLANDS TOUR:

• 08:30 pick up at the lobby of your hotel
• Arrive at harbor, then board our boat
• Gam Ghi Island : Snorkel at coral reef – snorkeling
• Buom Island (or Mong Tay Island ): Snorkeling at coral reef
• Enjoy lunch on boat
• May Rut Trong Island: admire white sand lagoon – unique chillout & activities on the island
• 17:30 Back to your hotel

PHU QUOC 3 ISLANDS TOUR INCLUDES:

• Round Trip By Car & Tourism Boat
• English speaking tour guide
• Fresh fruit + 1 bottle of water
• Snorkeling Equipment: mask, snorkel & Fins (Fin not available in child sizes)
• Life Jackets

Note:   In case of weather conditions – some island s will be changes to another island s .

PHU QUOC 3 ISLANDS TOUR EXCLUDED:

• Other Personal expenses
• Clients to bring own towel & sunscreen

 LUNCH MENU:

• Steamed shirmps
• Sweet and sour sauteed squid
• Braised fishes in clay pot
• Soup with minced pork and vegetables
• Deep fried tofu with lemongrass
• Stir-fried morning glory with garlic
• Omelette with green onion
• Fresh fruits
• Steamed rice

We can change the food and vegetarian food upon request, please kindly inform us in advance

PRICE PHU QUOC 3 ISLANDS TOUR FOR ADULTS

650,000 VND =  $28 USD

PRICE FOR CHILDREN:

• From 1 – 4 years old: free ticket
• From 5 – 9 years old: charged 50% ticket
• From 10 years old: charged as adults ticket

EXTRA FEE FOR PICK UP & DROP OFF IN THESE AREAS:

Group tour by car:

• Ong Lang area: 5 usd/pax
• Vung Bau – Cua Can area: 10 usd/pax
• Vinpearl Resort  – Ganh Dau: 20 usd/pax; More than 2 pax: Extra 5 usd/pax
• Thom Beach – Cay Sao – Ham Ninh area: 20 usd – 15 usd – 10 usd/pax

Private car tour:

• Ong Lang area: 15 usd/tour
• Vung Bau – Cua Can area: 30 usd/tour
• Vinpearl Resort  – Ganh Dau: 40 usd/tour
• Thom Beach – Cay Sao – Ham Ninh area: 40 usd – 30 usd – 20 usd/tour
• 09:00 pick up from your hotel at Intercontinental
• 09:15 pick-up from your hotel at New World
• Arrive at harbor – board our boat
• Visit 3 islands in the south
• Mong Tay Island: Swim & stroll along the beach
• Kim Qui Island : Snorkel at coral reef – snorkeling – Diving
• May Rut Trong Island: White sand lagoon – unique chillout & activities on the island => And you can Snorkel at coral reef – Snorkeling – Diving.
• You will have a lunch at May Rut Trong Island.
• 17:30 Return to your hotel

LUNCH MENU:

• Steamed Shirmps
• Stir – fried quid with sweet and sour
• Grilled oyster with onion
• Fresh omelette onion
• Seafood hotpot
• Stir – fried Morning Glory with garlic
• Fresh fruit
• Steamed Rice

Your group is 10 adults and 1 child (because 10 year olds as adult)

+ The tour: 1.560.000vnd/1 person

+ Extra-money for diving as follows:

• 610.000vnd/2 times for diving

(Trial divers: 25 minutes/1 time for diving & Certified divers: 40 minutes/1 time for diving)

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Video john's tours, some photos from traveller, customer reviews.

It's the highlight of my trip. The experience was incredible. The staff of the agency were nice and I enjoyed the island hopping and cable car ride the most.

Our tour guide is Henry and he is very kind & with passion. The islands are beautiful, cable car is fantastic. Very nice experience.

A totally top treat for all of us.. picked up from hotel and whisked to the cable car ( awesome ) an hour on sweet beach till motorboat came and picked us up.. brilliant site for snorkel.. incredible buffet lunch with fresh fish etc.. second excellent dive site then journey home.. tried but happy..

We booked the speedboat Tour and visited a few islands with a small group. It was very good. The guide bang was really great. Nice and funny guy and happy to help you. We absolutly recommend the Tour!

We did the Land tour of Southern Phu Quoc . It was a great well organised day out ,the guide spoke good English,he was friendly and enthusiastic. Good value for money.

Not only was our tour guide (Henry) amazing, the tour was off the charts fun and the staff made it that much better. I got som amazing fish and coral footage scuba diving in the crystal clear water with my Hero 7. Highly recommended!

Phu Quoc travel guide: an island paradise in Vietnam

Vietnam’s largest island is known for its endless beaches and pristine national park.

P hu Quoc is Vietnam’s largest island and sits off the Cambodian coast on the eastern edge of the Gulf of Thailand. It’s a much-loved destination among tourists, foreign and domestic, and caters to all budgets. 

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Famous for its endless palm-dotted, ivory sanded beaches, more than half of the island is pristine national park. This creates a glorious vision of deep jungle green fringed with pale cream beaches, the whole surrounded by an ocean of jade fading to deep blue.

All that said, as with much of Vietnam, the construction crews are moving in and large resorts are springing up all over the place. The island has changed dramatically over 10 years and will continue to do so – go soon, while there’s plenty of space to get lost, dirt tracks to drive down for hours to hidden beaches, friendly faces everywhere and delicious, local bars, cafes, street food and restaurants.

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The beaches 

Much of what happens on the island is focused on Long Beach (known locally as Duong Duong) and the majority of beach clubs, restaurants, shops and bars are located here. It’s buzzy but not overwhelmingly so and there’s plenty of space to hang out.

If your hotel isn’t located right on the water, the beach clubs are a great place to spend your time and some offer free sun loungers for those buying food and drinks throughout the day. Even at the expensive end, these places are super-cheap by Western standards, with local beers starting at around £2. That said, they do tend to pump out the tunes (causing some tension with local hotels) particularly as the sweltering day turns to dusk and the sun dips toward the sea. So, if that’s not your vibe, head further afield. There are miles of beaches away from it all.

Further north up the coast from Long Beach is Ong Lang, home to a few, quieter resorts, the sand dotted with limestone rocks and the occasional bar or restaurant. Of note is Mango Bay, a hotel that has a fabulous restaurant “On The Rock” with a deck perched (you guessed it) on rocks over the ocean. It does a great line in grilled and raw seafood alongside Vietnamese classics and steaks with coconut crackers, herb salads and our fave, sticky rice cooked with a deeply savoury beef jus. 

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A lot of guides recommend Starfish Beach, but it’s a bit past it these days; the most exciting part of it was the half-hour drive on a broad, red sand track through dense jungle. The sea was muddy, the starfish were either very shy or had gone somewhere else on our visit and the restaurants were nothing to write home about. 

The south is home to some of the island’s best beaches – in part because of a steady, cooling breeze which rolls in off the sea, whisking away some of that sticky heat. Broad swathes of beach are largely quiet with few people, gentle waves and a cooler sea temperature.

Tieu Bao Trương/Alamy Stock Photo 

Eating and drinking

Eating out is an inherent part of the culture here – from plastic stools around food carts on the street to modern takes on classic dishes and high end luxury seafood spots – there are countless options for dining. A few must-tries on the island, available all over, are the Phu Quoc-style herring salad with onions, garlic, chilli and coconut; bún kèn (ken noodles) with herbs, pounded fish, shredded green papaya and cucumber over rice noodles with a coconut and lemongrass broth; and grilled sea urchins with spring onions and peanuts. 

I’m usually a stickler for local stuff but across Vietnam a new breed of young chefs, who have learnt the classics, are putting their modern take on things. Saigonese Eatery is at the top of this game; an ultra-hip venue, poured concrete floors, white walls and a vaulted warehouse roof with an in-house bakery and an open kitchen. The menu is eclectic – some classic Viet set menus sit alongside fried chicken baos, crispy squid with satay mayo and a killer wagyu burger with “Pho” flavours, inspired by the world famous Vietnamese soup. 

Things to see and do  

You can do all the usual water sports here and Phu Quoc is home to some of Vietnam’s best diving with the core season from October to May. There are waterfalls to hike to, fishing trips, temples and pagodas, the world’s longest cable car out to the small island of Hon Thom (it’s 8km if you’re interested and takes around 15 minutes), and a knock-off version of Disneyland called “VinWonders”. Mainly, Phu Quoc is about downtime, about relaxing, reading, snoozing in the shade of palm trees by the lapping sea, eating well and inexpensively.

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Where to stay: best hotels 

The island has everything from backpacker hostels for a few bucks a night to ultra luxe hotels. The jewel in the crown is the Regent – a stunning, brutalist megalith of utopian splendour. At ground level, cavernous hallways are surrounded by koi-filled pools, sweeping streams of linen billow over a vast pool that runs virtually to the sea overlooked by a gorgeous, teak and linen-decked Rice Market restaurant.

Accommodation comprises private pool villas so main swimming spots are quiet – particularly the long, slender roof-top infinity pool serviced by the gorgeous Fu Bar turning out a killer line in refreshing variants on the theme of gin and tonic. Uninterrupted sunset views are accompanied by relaxed tropical disco tunes and well-heeled party-goers.  Rates start from £324; ihg.com  

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La Veranda was the first of the upscale properties to break ground in Phu Quoc; located in the centre of town, it’s a veritable oasis of calm. Down a short track, set back from the road, the tall French-inspired open-air reception leads on to crude brick paths that snake through gorgeous tropical plants – tall palms, spiky snake plants and broad leafed monsteras, dotted with lights and water features from which frogs croak. 

Rooms are located throughout the grounds or in the new wing which has fantastic views of the beach that runs up to the hotel. A beautiful, tranquil pool, tiled in a shade of cerulean, is served by Le Jardin, La Veranda’s beach-side restaurant serving up Vietnamese and Western classics. Rooms are classy – featuring French tiles, dark mahogany, large bathrooms and either garden terraces or balconies.  Rates for a deluxe garden room start from £115; laverandaresorts.com

The JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa sits away from it all on the southern tip of the island. It’s only 20 minutes from the main drag if you’re wanting to head out for dinner but the hotel has it all. The location means it gets beautiful cool winds off the sea – a welcome respite from the heat. It’s a quirky place with a retro feel, designed by American architect Bill Bensley (who else?!) and themed around a university. Lots of educational puns abound although staff are very keen to tell you you won’t need to do any studying while you’re here. 

Pools line the palm-fringed beach with dedicated spaces for kids. The grounds are expansive, well modelled, with a rather utopian vibe; lush plants and pastels everywhere, gentle music pumped throughout. The food here is fantastic – in particular breakfast. Rooms have fantastic views over the trees to the ocean, with huge, marble-clad wetrooms, balconies and giant, comfy beds facing the windows.  Rates start from £189 room only, based on two people sharing; marriott.com

Getting there and around

Most people opt to fly into Phu Quoc’s airport, now an international one, and it’s a cheap, quick flight from any of Vietnam ’s major cities. We journeyed in from Danang and out to Ho Chi Minh to catch a flight back to the UK. Getting about the island is a doddle – GrabTaxis are incredibly inexpensive and cover the island – you won’t wait more than a few minutes for that gloriously air-conditioned ride.

William Leigh was a guest of Regent Phu Quoc, La Veranda, and JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa

Việt Nam News

• International tourist arrivals in Phu Quoc see highest growth in Viet Nam

According to the Vi e t Nam National Administration of Tourism, in April 2024, the number of international tourists to Vi et Nam reached approximately 1.6 million, marking a 58.2 per cent increase compared to the same month last year.

This brought the total number of international arrivals in the first four months of the year to 6.2 million. It increased by 68.3 per cent over the same period in 2023 and increased by 3.9 per cent compared to the golden time of the tourism industry in 2019, before the COVID-19 outbreak.

Until now, most regions across the country have recorded strong growth in foreign tourist arrivals. Among them, Phu Quoc, which is located in Kien Giang Province, stands out.

In the first four months of 2024, Kien Giang welcomed 221,657 South Korean visitors, a 165 per cent increase from 83,600 visitors in the same period of 2023. Taiwanese visitors to Kien Giang skyrocketed by 1100 per cent, from 6,838 arrivals in the first four months of 2023 to 82,135 in the same period of 2024, which is 12 times higher. Statistics indicate that about 90 per cent of these South Korean and Taiwanese tourists visited Phu Quoc.

In the first quarter of 2024, Phu Quoc welcomed over 500,000 international tourists, reflecting a growth of over 200 per cent year-on-year. During the five-day holiday from April 30 to May 1, foreign visitor numbers increased 2.4 times compared to domestic tourists, a 12 per cent rise from the same period in 2023.

These positive trends are partly the result of close cooperation between local authorities and the business community to enhance Phu Quoc's competitive edge in tourism.

Alongside taking advantage of the unique strengths of local nature and culture to develop new tourism products, Phu Quoc has focused on developing a professional workforce, investing in infrastructure and facilities to meet visitor demands and create many world-class destinations.

Numerous luxury hotels and resorts with unique designs have placed Phu Quoc on the global luxury resort map. For instance, the JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay is 'a masterpiece on Kem beach' designed by the 'resort king' Bill Bensley. It has contributed to positioning the island as a familiar high-end destination for billionaires, wealthy individuals and many domestic and international celebrities.

Recently, a representative of Phu Quoc - Premier Village Phu Quoc - was honoured in Tripadvisor's 2024 Travellers' Choice Best of the Best Awards. It ranked in the top three Luxury Hotels in Vi e t Nam, the top 21 Luxury Hotels in Asia and the top 10 Hotels and Resorts in Vi et Nam.

According to a representative of Sun Group, a key investor in Phu Quoc, over the past eight years, the group has built over 60 high-end entertainment, resort and real estate projects. Together with the locality, the group expects to position Phu Quoc as a distinctive global destination.

The vision of Pearl Island is to become one of the must-visit places for foreign visitors, comparable to renowned travel paradises, including Boracay, Bora Bora and the Maldives.

On May 15, the Press Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Kien Giang Province coordinated to organise a tour of Phu Quoc for foreign diplomatic and press representatives residing in Vi e t Nam.

During the programme, the delegation enjoyed a comprehensive experience at Phu Quoc's unique attractions within the resort and entertainment complex in Sunset Town, a project by Sun Group. The trip left a lasting impression on this island and its people.

Rosa Maria, the Embassy's Third Secretary and Vice Consul of the Philippines in Vi e t Nam, said: "Our country has many beaches , but no cable cars, no ecosystems, no night shows like yours. They are unique features you cannot find easily in the Philippines. Phu Quoc can undoubtedly become a new paradise in the world."

Similarly, Aida Safura Niza, Deputy Head of Mission from the Malaysia Embassy in Vi et Nam, added: "I am very impressed with the array of activities happening in Phu Quoc. The Kiss of the Sea and the Kiss Bridge are things everyone must see and experience. I believe that in the next five to 10 years, Phu Quoc's popularity will continue to soar."

With its unique advantages and strategic investments from major groups like Sun Group and Vingroup, Phu Quoc's allure is set to grow even further in the future.

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