Vietnam · BOAT TRIPS IN PHU QUOC
The 9 best boat trips in Phu Quoc you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Phu Quoc’s $29 three-island boat trip, with snorkeling, lunch, beaches, group-size warnings, and practical booking advice.
“They picked us up at 8 am , drove for two hours and then said the trip is cancelled and dropped us off at an unknown location. Viator didn’t compensate us and I wouldn’t recommend this operator”
Explore three southern Phu Quoc islands, snorkel coral reefs, eat lunch on board, and relax at May Rut for $31.
“Our tour guide, Woa, was fabulous. Very friendly and welcoming! We felt like we could approach him if we had any issues or requests and he was funny too! Snorkelling was fab, there was plenty of room on the boat and it felt very safe. We had a really nice time! Lots of coral and fish and the water was clean. The only thing we would recommend is that the tour guides tell guests about the jellyfish. Whilst they warn you of the dangerous ones that can appear outside of rainy season, there was no mention of the transparent ones that are COMPLETELY HARMLESS! but as someone that’s never seen…”
Review of Phu Quoc’s 3-island boat tour, cable car, snorkeling, lunch, Thom Island water park, price, timing, and practical tips.
“Everything is superb except the food! Not the same level of food offered in Philippines with island hopping!”
Review of Phu Quoc’s 3-island boat tour, with fishing, snorkeling, lunch, island stops, pricing, safety tips, and practical advice.
“Although the trip is good overall, staff didn't offer a hand at the very shaky floating pier on an island with John's Tours logo emblazoned on the pier. The pier was so shaky that my husband almost fell overboard!”
Review of Phu Quoc’s $25 two-island boat trip, with snorkeling, fishing, lunch, May Rut beach time, transport tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Dykking/bading bra, maten ok. Litt for lang transport t/r hotellet og havnen, mye venting på andre tur-deltagere.”
Review of OnBird Phu Quoc’s six-hour speedboat tour, with two coral reefs, four islands, small groups, safety training, and practical tips.
“The whole activity was very well organized by OnBird, from beginning pick-up to drop-off . I particularly appreciated the first stop in shallow waters as the team made sure we all understood snorkeling procedures before the next two stops in deep waters. The coaches were always very careful, safety first, with a sprinkle of humour and watchfulness. I recommend this tour 100%. Don’t expect Caribbean or Australian colours underwater, but the fish and corals were quite beautiful.”
Review of Phu Quoc’s private An Thoi snorkeling tour, with speedboat travel, four island stops, lunch, costs, crowds, and booking tips.
“Nice boat, but not a speedboat (large passenger craft) so could only moor into deeper moorings.”
Review of Phu Quoc’s 3-island cruise with snorkeling, lunch, water sports, hotel transfers, and free flycam photos.
“Terrible experience, avoid at all costs! We left the hotel at 7 a.m. and after two hours of picking up customers, we arrived at the port and were loaded onto an overcrowded boat. We were transferred to a larger boat, where most people did water sports (jet skiing, parasailing), while we tried snorkeling with our own equipment: no fish, zero visibility, no seabed. Three hours of boredom waiting around. The tour guide? Useless, didn't speak English, repeated three words he had memorized. Second island: lunch was decent, the only acceptable thing. Then more confusion and pressure to buy photos and videos. We got a sunbed and went for a swim…”
Review of Phu Quoc’s private cable car and island speedboat tour, with snorkeling, lunch, beach stops, costs, timing, and booking advice.
“We had an exceptional experience on the private 4-island tour in Phu Quoc, and it truly exceeded all our expectations. From start to finish, everything was perfectly planned and smoothly executed. The day began with a punctual pick-up, wRead more”
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