Things to do in Phu Quoc

Highly recommended! Was a little concerned when I read we were going to be out between 11-2pm but everything was organized perfectly. The first two islands were beautiful and snorkeling was great - fins were provided too :) Was also a little sad when I found out on the way to the port that there’s no swimming on the third island but even that was perfect. There was a big cafe there to get food and drinks, plenty of photo opportunities. The lunch provided was VERY generous. The dishes kept coming and everyone looked surprised at the amount we could choose from xD The guides were also kind and friendly :)

Absolutely amazing Experience on the phu quoc 4 island tour. The trip met my expectations of a beautiful island's Views and lots of attractions. The food was great with lots of options. It was an eventful day with snorkeling at a couple of islands. the cable car ride was awesome with mesmerizing views over islands and ocean.An additional and important asset was Our guide TRUNG who charmed us with her smile and took care of the whole Group he was super helpful.A very Special thank you to the TRUNG brother for making our entire trip truly unforgettable. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

A curated evening of sensory delight in Sunset Town. Sun Bavaria Gastropub offered a refined culinary prelude—the atmosphere was vibrant and the flavors impeccable. The transition to the shows was seamless; Symphony of the Sea delivered high-octane artistry, while Kiss of the Sea was a transcendental fusion of fire, water, and light. A truly world-class trifecta. Booking via Klook made the entire odyssey effortless.

It was easy to redeem the voucher. The attraction was quite fun, with many different things to do. The children enjoyed it and requested another visit in the near future. I will bring my family here again.

The day we visited VinWonders Phu Quoc was extremely hot. Walking for 10 minutes under the sun was unbearable. For those who prefer not to walk, we highly recommend renting a golf cart (buggy). There are buggy stops at the entrance of each zone, and the buggies run frequently, so you won't have to wait long. After entering the park in the morning, we headed straight to the Turtle Aquarium to explore, enjoy the air conditioning, escape the sun, and have lunch. After watching the 10-minute fish feeding show at 11 AM, we went to the Deep Sea Restaurant for our meal. Reservations were not available that day, but it wasn't crowded when we visited, so we didn't have to wait in line. To sit next to the aquarium, you need to order a specific set menu, which costs around NT$1800. For two adults and two children, vouchers could be used to deduct about NT$600. Credit cards (Visa or Mastercard) are accepted. We, two adults and two children, ordered and shared two set menus. The main courses were lobster and steak. The steak was delicious, but the lobster pasta had a very rich flavor that I personally found a bit overwhelming. The appetizers, salad, soup, bread, and desserts were all very tasty. The desserts had cute designs, and there were chocolates shaped like seashells and marine creatures. It was a novel experience to see stingrays and hammerhead sharks swimming by while we ate. The staff were very friendly. After our meal, we took a buggy from the entrance to explore other zones. We recommend seeing the Aladdin show in the Fairy Tale World. Since we were going to VinWonders Water Park the next day, we didn't go swimming. Besides Fairy Tale World, the rides in Adventure World looked very thrilling, and the kids were too scared to try them, except for the Jungle Jaguar. They rode the Jungle Jaguar many times until it closed. The Giant Turtle Aquarium is worth seeing, but for very young children who are afraid of rides, it might be a bit of a waste of money, unless you plan to go swimming, which is also a good option. As we were leaving, we found an arcade near a large pond not far from the entrance. The arcade games here are free to play unlimited times, and it's also a great indoor spot to escape the sun and enjoy the air conditioning.

Vinpearl Safari is a must visit in Phu Quoc, ideally for families. It was fun experience for me seeing wild animals 😅Food was great. There’s animal show also that is fun to watch. Staff are very nice & friendly.

The museum looks quite big from the outside, but it's actually much smaller than expected once you're inside. It's a nice place for kids and those who are young at heart, with cute displays and good photo opportunities. The only thing that felt off was how the staff asked for reviews. They approached us and requested that we write our names, then selected all five stars themselves or repeatedly asked us to give a 5-star rating. It wasn't a major issue, but it made the experience feel a bit uncomfortable. Overall, we still enjoyed our visit and were satisfied. It could be even better with a more relaxed approach to collecting customer feedback.

This is one of the best shows I have ever watched. Anybody travelling to Singapore must watch this show. It is a good movie to watch during the festive season. It has many stars, including Silum, Sithu, lights show, and great music. I recommend this to anybody who comes to Singapore. Thank you.

I felt amazing when my skin became smoother. You should try it at least once when traveling; I'm not lying, they gave me a delicious glass of orange juice while I was soaking in the warm mud.