Ho Quoc Pagoda tours

Very smooth and hassle-free experience from booking to drop-off. Communication was clear and the driver arrived exactly on time. We visited Sunset Town, Hon Thom area, local cafes, and beaches comfortably within the 10 hours. Would definitely book again.

Enjoyed the Safari very much. Meals are reasonably nice. Our guide is excellent. Very fluent in English, knowledgeable and very caring. Always looking out for my wife and I as we are senior citizens.

Appreciate on tour guide (Ren) that speak well english and humour. Visited pearl farm on Sunday and it arranged with lucky draw (the winner get the pearl bracelet). Today was a sunny day (Jul is raining seaso), and time still earlier for the lunch, we head to the prison and fish sauce factory after the temple. The fish sauce is worth to get one small bottle (the fragrance one, another type much salty). Lunch at Bai Sao (Star beach), foods served hot and fresh. You should wear on swimsuits get on the sliding near the beach shore or get a sunbath. Stepping on the white soft sands much more comfortable. Head to sunworld via cable car, the scene is beautiful (hopefully next time stay at sunworld hotel nearby) for sunset view. This sunworld water park much family friendly compare to Vinwoder Typhoon. Locker is sharing between man and woman changing room (price is afforable for medium size). The roller coaster worth to play 2 times. Upgrading works ongoing in the park.

This tour was amazing. I chose it during a 22-hour layover in Phu Quoc, and it was the best decision I could have made. It is a multinational tour, and I happened to be the only foreigner in the group. With more than two guides accompanying us, it felt like a private tour. After enjoying the entire itinerary, I was dropped off near the airport, and they took great care of me right up to the very last moment. Taking this tour was arguably the best stroke of luck I experienced in Phu Quoc.

This is so great. If you're Korean and seeing this review, be sure to apply! I joined this South Phu Quoc tour somewhat spontaneously, but it turned out to be one of the most rewarding experiences of my trip. I originally planned to stay in the south, but after seeing it through this tour, I realized it wasn’t quite my style and decided to spend the rest of my time in central Phu Quoc instead. Ho Quoc Pagoda was a highlight, with enough time given to fully enjoy its calm and peaceful atmosphere. Sao Beach was absolutely stunning, with about three hours of free time. Be sure to bring your swimsuit—you won’t want to miss the chance to swim in such a serene and beautiful sea. As the beach is quite remote, I was grateful to visit it through this tour. The quiet, clean beach behind the Pearl Museum was another lovely surprise, so much so that we returned the next day to swim again. Overall, this tour offered a comfortable and affordable way to discover beautiful places. Thank you for such a well-organized experience.

Great value for money! Travel from the northernmost to the southernmost part, if you don't mind the adventure off-road vehicle without air conditioning, seat belts and windows. The first two stops were a silk factory and a pearl farm, but this was a huge misunderstanding. We thought we were really going to the factory to see the silk making process or to the sea to see the pearl collecting process. It turned out that we were only taken to a silk shop and a jewelry store, but they didn't force us to buy anything and they politely let us leave. The jeep tour guide was also aware of this and used a translator to tell us which attractions we wanted to visit. In fact, the attractions along the original route were also good, including the Star Beach, which was indeed charming and had the clearest water. After visiting the Huguo Temple, it was still around 1 o'clock, so we decided to go to the southernmost coffee shop. We had a spa treatment near the Vui Festival Bazaar tourist attraction and walked until dinner, then the tour guide took us back to the northernmost hotel.

Our driver was very helpful and filled in as a guide. The pepper farm was more a store that sold interesting goods and was too far from the others. The Coconut prison, Ho Quoc Pagoda and the Cable car were worth it. The latter had a schedule which we met but, due to the 11:30- 1:30 pm lunch break (no service), we missed our original 4 hours. Johns was kind enough to lower the overtime for us to go see the Prison.

Tour guide is nice and friendly. Itinerary is not ok as some of the locations are for shopping. Photos shown are not per the location as well. Pepper farm not in the tour itinerary as well.