4 Day Phu Quoc

Itinerary

• Day 1: Arrive in Phu Quoc – City tour (-/-/-)
  Lose track of time during a relaxing break on Phu Quoc Island. Fall into the rhythm of life in the tropics, reading on the beach, swimming in the clear waters and soaking up the sun. Venture inland to see local villages and embrace the diverse landscapes of Phu Quoc. After landing, transfer to your hotel for check in. In the afternoon, transfer to visit to interesting places on the island such as local pearl farm, fishing villages, Pagoda, pepper farm, sim wine making workshop, fish sauce factory. After the tour, return to the hotel/ resort by late afternoon and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure in the resort pool or on the beach. Overnight stay at hotel in Phu Quoc.
• Day 2: Phu Quoc - Island by cable car (B/L/-)
  The islands along the south shore of Phu Quoc are renowned for their palm-lined beaches, white sands, and clear waters. With this tour, admire the views by land, sea, and air, and visit three different islands—Gam Chi, May Rut, and Finger Nail. Soar over the ocean on the Hon Thom Cable car, cruise between the islands on a speedboat, and stop to swim and snorkel at pristine beaches and coral reefs along the way. Today’s tour begins at 08:30AM. Heading south to the Sunset town. Here you will hop on a cable car to Hon Thom Island. There’s a lovely but small golden-sand beach, which features a fun jumping-castle-style playground in the water, deck chairs and swings from the palm trees and water so turquoise it makes you want to cry. At about 10:30, you will board a private speed boat for hoping island tour. The first stop is Gam Ghi Island. This is one of Phu Quoc's most idyllic islands. The beach here has soft white sand, turquoise water, and coral teeming with life. The beach here is very picturesque and you feel like you are truly in paradise. The sand here is a soft powdery white and the sea here is clean and turquoise in color. Even though it is small island, Hon Gam Ghi Beach is one of Phu Quoc’s best beaches and it is still relatively unknown. At about 11:00, you will reach May Rut Island (Ocean Pearl Island). Here you can explore, swim and relax on the most beautiful beach. Next up is Bom Island. At about 12:00, you will move to Bom island for second snorkeling. The water shallow, which is about 10 meters deep is the perfect place for coral and marine life. Here you will be excited as many colorful fish is wondering around you when you are doing snorkeling. Finally, you will go to Finger nail island (Mong Tay Island) for lunch at about 13:00. A short video of you will be taken by a drone and you will get it as our gift to you for your great memory after trip. Return to hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Phu Quoc.
• Day 3: Phu Quoc – Vinpearl Safari (B/-/-)
  The Vinpearl Safari Park is Vietnam's largest wildlife conservation park, located on Phu Quoc Island. SAFARI Vinpearl Safari and conservation park is the first and only open zoo in Vietnam that was built according to international Safari model. Open Zoo nurtures and conserves rare native species and many species of wild animals from featured biogeographic regions in the world such as South Africa, Europe, India, Australia Engineered modernly, home of the Vinpearl Safari's resident’s portraits a semi-open design with a surrounding moat, creating a naturally harmonious habitat and enabling the most authentic and lively view to the visitors. The Wildlife Park meets the rigorous standards of the Safari model. Each subdivision in the park is a different habitat ensuring the suitability with biological behavior of each species. Visitors get to experience the Wildlife Park via specialized vehicles in a very interesting manner where they're caged up rather than the animals themselves. Your tour includes return transfers and admission tickets. Overnight stay at hotel in Phu Quoc.
• Day 4: Phu Quoc - departure flight (B/-/-)
  You are at leisure until transfer to Phu Quoc airport for your onward flight. Tour ends. Thank you for your choosing us and wish to see you again soon in our next tours.

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