Things to do in Phu Quoc

Amazing 4 islands tour by Klook great view helpful local tour guide Mr Dau really appreciate this guy he was very helpful there was fast speedy boat with safety standard maintened with tasty lunch perfectly planned itinerary overall must to go and not to miss if you're planning to Phu Quoc. The view were gergous at morning departure by boat travel and at evening returned by cable car yiu guys will have experience of snorring, sea bottom walk etc recommend to all my friends and everybody plz bring your own towel, sunglass, sunscreen lotion, swimming suits my suggestions

Great guide. A total of 5 stops: 1. briefing and the opportunity to submerge or walk along the bottom with an aquarium on your head 2. snorkeling 3. snorkeling and the possibility to wander around the rocks 4. lunch and lots of photo opportunities 5. Snorkeling, lots of water sports (including jet skis). Everything at all the stops is paid, except for snorkeling and lunch. But it's definitely worth it. You can also bring a drone with you (the stop with snorkeling and the opportunity to walk on the rocks is best for filming on it).

Our guide was amazing, and even though the hotel was far from the main street, they picked us up and dropped us off everywhere by motorbike, from pick-up to drop-off. I'm so grateful. And I'm grateful that I could have such a fun and beautiful tour at this price!! If you are prone to motion sickness, a larger tour boat is better than a speedboat~♡

I used it on December 29th at the end of the year. It was a great deal and I was very satisfied. After getting off the cable car, I first used the drink ticket to get a mug of craft beer, and then went to the water park. I had to wait in line a bit to rent a locker. As for the water park, the two-person and four-person sliders on one board had a decent line, but the others didn't have much of a line. The screaming系 sliders come up before you can mentally prepare (laughs). There are some sliders that you can't use if your swimsuit has zippers or metal fittings. Each person is carefully checked. Even if you've been waiting in line for a long time and it's finally your turn, you'll be sent back without mercy if you fail the check at the very end, so be careful. If you're not taking pictures, you should leave your phone in the locker. Overall, there are many screaming系 attractions, but there is also a children's area and a lazy river, so families can enjoy it. For the roller coaster, you have to leave your luggage, including your phone and glasses, in a locker. The face recognition lockers are free to use, and the staff will show you how to use them. It was difficult to have the staff read the QR code on my phone and then put my phone back in the locker, so people who ride the roller coaster might want to print out the QR code. I also rode the observation attraction. You can get a good view of the scenery, including the area under development. There is a long line to get on the cable car back, so if you have other plans, you should leave early. The Kiss of the Sea show has a long line to get in. There were two entrances, but it was hard to understand how the lines were organized. I think the show is perfectly fine even from the back seats far away.

Booked the 2-day unlimited VinWonders + Vinpearl Safari + Teddy Bear Museum combo on Klook and it was super convenient from start to finish. The mobile QR code worked smoothly at all entrances, no need to queue for tickets. We loved having unlimited access so we could explore at our own pace over two days — Safari first to see giraffes, zebras and more in an open-range setting, then a full day at VinWonders with rides, aquariums, and shows. The Teddy Bear Museum was a fun bonus, especially for kids, even if we only needed an hour there. Staff were friendly and both parks were clean and well organized. Great value compared to buying individual tickets, and buying via Klook saved time and made entry simple — just scan & go!

After purchasing tickets, use the QR code for direct entry. I added the zoo electric car, which is a great help if you have elderly people or children, reducing walking time, but if you are physically fit, you don't need to buy it. If you do add it, remember to exchange the electric car wristband near the entrance after entering the park, otherwise you will have to backtrack to exchange it. When you get tired of walking, you can take an air-conditioned bus into the safari area (I don't quite remember the exact name). The admission ticket already includes this air-conditioned bus to view the animals (it shouldn't be the ticket where people enter and animals leave, I didn't buy that ticket). During feeding time, the zebras run very fast to get food. You can feed the giraffes at the Giraffe Restaurant for a fee. Also, you can feed capybaras and elephants, but we missed the elephant feeding time. We arrived around 9 o'clock and went to see the birds show first, which is worth watching. The entire zoo is well managed, without too much of a smell, and is worth visiting. A half-day trip is enough.

Beautiful show and an amazing experience to cherish forever. The booking through Klook was so easy yo make and at such a better rate. Kudos to the talented Vietnamese artists for putting up such a wonderful show. Hats off.

It rained that afternoon at PQ. So even though I bought tickets early, I still had to queue. It was a waste of time. It really felt like cruising down the Melaka River when I took the water taxi. But the view was reeeeally beautiful. The person operating it was nice, even offering to take pictures + point out the views.

Highly recommended pass for 2 main attractions (Went for Safari and VinWonders theme park) and the snorkeling trip. The snorkeling was done north of Phu Quoc, which is great if you're staying in the north, minimizing travel time. The local operator, OnBird, is great! They focus on conservation, and I like that they pre-empt the types of sea life to look out for and also emphasize what to avoid doing to prevent affecting or damaging the underwater ecosystem.