Sao Beach tours

Got very less time for Sun World. rest everything good

A good tour to discover the various cottage industries like fish sauce making, wine/liquor making using myrtle, various other places like the Buddha temple, the coconut prison (quite heart rendering) but good reminder on the terrors of war and how the POWs are treated so horrifically, and a visit to Sunset Town.

The tour was incredibly convenient and highly recommended. We booked it with an airport pick-up followed by a full-day tour to Sun World. Traveling around the island within 8 hours was easy, with a clean car and a friendly, professional driver. Everything went smoothly and exceeded expectations.

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.

Picked up on time and our Guide Thai was friendly and very informative. We enjoyed visiting the Pearl farm and pepper farm. Very moving visiting the Coconut Prison. enjoyed lunch and a beach walk on Bai Sao ( beach) . very safe driver and great experiences.

Although the driver does not speak English, we can communicate with him using translation software. The driver is very nice. He took us to the original destination, but since we still have time, he took us to another place.

The Phu Quoc 3 Islands Hopping Day Tour by Speedboat offers an unforgettable adventure. Explore the pristine beaches of Mong Tay, Gam Ghi, and May Rut Islands, The Phu Quoc 3 Islands Hopping Day Tour by Speedboat offers an unforgettable adventure. Explore the pristine beaches of Mong Tay, Gam Ghi, and May Rut Islands, each boasting clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, and basking in the sun, all while cruising aboard a comfortable speedboat. With hotel pickup and drop-off included, this tour provides a seamless and enriching experience of Phu Quoc's natural beauty

It rained heavily at the beginning of the activity and everyone was so confused. When we got to the first stop to take pictures, we could only sit down and rest and have drinks at our own expense. However, the tour guides tried their best to cooperate and help find umbrellas. When the weather was good, they helped everyone take photos for the internet, including Qianqiu photos, upright photos of sea surface corals (heavily retouched), and drone videos. We tried our best to satisfy everyone. At the second stop, we went to a restaurant to eat something similar to hot pot and seafood. The tour guide provided us with snail seafood unique to the south at our own expense, so we bought it greedily. Of course, he chopped up the meat and added seasonings. The last stop was to play water activities, which included paragliding and an inflatable boat. For paragliding, we had to sign first, and it was really exciting to fly into the sky by ourselves! It must be one of the bucket lists that must be implemented! Unexpectedly, the inflatable boat ride was so fast and exciting that we laughed and screamed. Finally, we were able to use the equipment provided to snorkel and see corals and small fish. One thing I want to say is that the tour guide mainly speaks Vietnamese, so you have to wait for him to speak a lot of Vietnamese before he can speak a little English. If you mind, think twice.