Phu Quoc South Island Discovery Tour

Considering the distance, the price was unbelievably good, so I booked this tour for Monday a few days ago. However, Monday was unexpectedly fully booked, so I had to move it to Sunday. From that point on, it seems to have become a private tour without me even realizing it.^^ I met the diligent guide before the Sunday pickup time, and then the boss arrived with a new 16-seater van, and the tour began with two staff members and one guest. lol. As this was the local company's first time working with a Klook product, they were very attentive and meticulously provided explanations and asked for my opinions. I even felt like I should bring my whole family on that van later. Most of all, the morning trekking and the visit to Ho Quoc Pagoda were great, and Sao Beach was also beautiful. The water temperature was just right. It was a perfectly clear day after several days, which made the tour even better. At Sao Beach, there's Highland Coffee, card payments are accepted, and you can easily rinse off the sand. I recommend finding a spot further inside rather than near the entrance.^^ Our guide even took me to Coconut Prison, which I had spotted on the way, and tirelessly took photos (80 pictures that day, lol, felt like a photoshoot for a magazine) and edited them... he could become a Photoshop artist. Even doing half of what's on the schedule makes this a sufficiently cost-effective tour. This isn't just a hopping tour that only involves boating around the island, so if more people check the itinerary carefully and use this service, I think more Korean products will become available. Go small and medium-sized businesses!

This was a Southern Phu Quoc tour, and the price was so good that, honestly, I was a bit hesitant before booking. However, I went ahead and booked it. The night before the tour, around 7 PM, our guide, Alex Lo, sent a KakaoTalk message, and the next morning, he picked us up from our hotel lobby, so the tour proceeded without any issues. When we got on the tour bus, we realized that day it was just my wife and me on the tour. So, it ended up being a private tour for two people in a 15-seater bus, which felt a bit overwhelming. Fortunately, Alex, our guide, kept the atmosphere relaxed by sharing various stories. He also followed us throughout the trip, taking tons of photos, and at each destination, he used AI voice translation to share historical facts and diverse information about Phu Quoc that we hadn't known before. Personally, I was 1000% satisfied with this tour. Among the attached images, the Ghibli-style ones were also created by our guide. Finally, we started the tour after checking out of our hotel. During a short break in the tour, we mentioned that our next hotel was about 2km away and expressed regret that we hadn't brought our luggage with us when we started the tour. To our surprise, after the tour, he drove us to our next hotel. If anyone planning to book this tour will be checking out on the same day, I recommend discussing with the guide beforehand if you can bring your luggage on the bus when you start the tour.

This trip was an incredible value! It felt like a private car experience, a must-do tour in Phu Quoc! This private car tour in Phu Quoc was unbelievably good value! We enjoyed service that was almost like a private car charter—a spacious 12-seater vehicle all to ourselves, with a dedicated tour guide providing attentive care throughout the trip, and two complimentary bottles of water per person. The comfort level was exceptional! The tour guide's service attitude was beyond praise. He enthusiastically helped us take photos throughout the day, capturing many beautiful moments. When I accidentally fell at the waterfall, he reacted incredibly quickly and thoughtfully, immediately offering tissues. The driver even took us to a pharmacy to buy medicine, which was truly heartwarming. Our itinerary for the day was packed: Long Beach Pearl: We learned about pearl culture and bought pearl powder masks. Suoi Tranh Waterfall Hike: The park's landscaping was very rich, featuring traditional houses, wooden furniture, and even scenes from Journey to the West and traditional cultural displays. We strolled through, visiting three magnificent waterfalls and taking many beautiful photos. Agarwood and Bird's Nest Factory: We observed the authentic production process and selected agarwood incense and bird's nest products. Sao Beach Lunch: We enjoyed a lavish seafood meal by the stunning sea, with delicious grilled shrimp, grilled fish, fried squid, and authentic sour fish soup! Fish Sauce Factory and Specialty Wine: We learned about traditional fish sauce production and bought local wine made from specialty fruits. Ho Quoc Pagoda: We visited the magnificent statue of Guan Yin of the South Sea and heard the interesting legend of the pearl egg. Sunset Town: Our guide took photos of us from start to finish, introducing the Kissing Bridge, cable cars, and European-style architecture along the way. He was truly the best photographer! The entire itinerary was well-planned, not only rich in attractions, but the guide's professionalism and attentiveness significantly enhanced the trip. This was definitely the most cost-effective and best-experienced tour I've taken in Phu Quoc. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone planning a trip to Phu Quoc!

Alex is an excellent tour guide, very enthusiastic, and knowledgeable about Phu Quoc's culture and information. He helped us take so many beautiful photos ❤️. The entire trip was very fulfilling, and the Chinese audio guide in the car was quite interesting. My favorite part of the trip was visiting the waterfall, which is said to be unique to the rainy season. Swimming under the waterfall was a refreshing experience. For lunch, he took us to a beachside restaurant with a great view, where we could order whatever we liked. The restaurant was surprisingly good, and right next to it was a very clean white sand beach where we could swim.

Truly a hidden-gem day tour! It covers a full itinerary: Long Beach Pearl -> Suoi Tranh Waterfall -> Bird’s Nest Farm -> Ho Quoc Pagoda -> Vung Bau Beach -> Fish Sauce Factory -> Sunset Town. There were only three of us in the group. Our tour guide was patient and thoughtful, and took tons of atmospheric photos for us — literally nearly a thousand shots! The vehicle was spacious and comfortable. We were kindly advised to wear swimwear underneath our clothes, so we could take a dip at both the waterfall and the beach. The pace was relaxed with no rushing, and the vibe was amazing. Incredible value at just 65 RMB! I will definitely recommend this tour to family and friends visiting Phu Quoc.

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.

It was a very fulfilling and enjoyable trip. Our guide, Alex, was so kind and provided such detailed explanations – thank you! My whole family loved it and said they had a wonderful time. The tour itself was very enriching, and we took many beautiful photos. We also had a great time chatting with people from other countries who were part of our tour group. If you're considering a day tour, I highly recommend this one!

Our driver and tour guide, Alex, was incredibly thoughtful and attentive. Since it was the off-peak season, there were only two passengers, and Alex meticulously planned everything to ensure a smooth trip. We communicated effortlessly using a translation app. He also helped us take photos throughout the tour, capturing excellent angles. The itinerary was very relaxed, which was perfect, especially since we were traveling with seniors, and there was plenty of time for everything. I highly recommend this tour.