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Glide across the sea on the world’s longest cable car, then pick your pace on Hon Thom—Aquatopia’s slides, Exotica Park thrills, or white-sand coves. This Sun World pass bundles transport, water-park access, and island shows into a full-day island experience.
Glide across the sea on the world’s longest cable car, then pick your pace on Hon Thom—Aquatopia’s slides, Exotica Park thrills, or white-sand coves. This Sun World pass bundles transport, water-park access, and island shows into a full-day island experience.
The cable car lifts you above a braided scatter of islands and the South China Sea; below, turquoise water punches at limestone reefs and beaches stretch like white ribbons. Riding the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car toward Hon Thom Island is half the spell—glass-window panoramas frame fishing boats and coral fringes while the island’s palms lean toward the coast as if to greet arrivals.
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Operated by TrevoTour Travels · An Thoi, Kien Giang Province
The cable car lifts you above a braided scatter of islands and the South China Sea; below, turquoise water punches at limestone reefs and beaches stretch like white ribbons. Riding the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car toward Hon Thom Island is half the spell—glass-window panoramas frame fishing boats and coral fringes while the island’s palms lean toward the coast as if to greet arrivals.
Hon Thom sits off southern Phu Quoc in the An Thoi archipelago, an area shaped by coral shelves and low granite outcrops that fishermen and traders have used for generations. The modern Sun World development layers family-friendly attractions—Aquatopia’s 20+ slides and themed pools, Exotica Park’s swings and jungle coaster, the photogenic Kiss Bridge—onto a landscape with living reefs and small fishing hamlets nearby. Local cuisine leans on fresh seafood; the Mango Restaurant buffet and on-site vendors serve Vietnamese and international fare.
Practical guidance is simple: plan a full day. Cable-car hours and park windows require punctuality—most ticket options and inclusions must be used the same day. Expect sun, salt spray and tight windows for showtimes like Kiss Of The Sea. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen and a waterproof pouch for electronics. Use the free shuttle between Duong Dong and An Thoi if available, or a taxi for direct access to the departure terminal. Observe park rules—no re-entry, and outside food is not allowed—to avoid surprises.
Whether you chase adrenaline on slides or quiet cove time, this pass converts a straightforward island crossing into a practical, high-energy day by the sea.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect short walks, stairs at viewpoints, and standing in lines.
Many pass options include a round-trip Hon Thom cable car ticket—confirm your selected option before booking since inclusions vary.
No. All included attractions and the round-trip cable car must be used on the same day of redemption.
Yes, a free shuttle bus is typically available between Duong Dong (central) and An Thoi; taxis and private vehicles are alternative options.
All sales are final, but some operators may cancel specific activities in bad weather; check the ticket’s cancellation rules for details.
The An Thoi archipelago has long supported fishing communities; modern tourism infrastructure like the Hon Thom cable car was added to connect the islands with Phu Quoc’s main towns.
Visitors are asked to use reef-safe products, avoid touching coral, and follow park waste rules to reduce pressure on fragile marine habitats.
TrevoTour Travels operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The cable car lifts you above a braided scatter of islands and the South China Sea; below, turquoise water punches at limestone reefs and beaches stretch like white ribbons. Riding the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car toward Hon Thom Island is half the spell—glass-window panoramas frame fishing boats and coral fringes while the island’s palms lean toward the coast as if to greet arrivals.
The cable car lifts you above a braided scatter of islands and the South China Sea; below, turquoise water punches at limestone reefs and beaches stretch like white ribbons. Riding the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car toward Hon Thom Island is half the spell—glass-window panoramas frame fishing boats and coral fringes while the island’s palms lean toward the coast as if to greet arrivals.
Hon Thom sits off southern Phu Quoc in the An Thoi archipelago, an area shaped by coral shelves and low granite outcrops that fishermen and traders have used for generations. The modern Sun World development layers family-friendly attractions—Aquatopia’s 20+ slides and themed pools, Exotica Park’s swings and jungle coaster, the photogenic Kiss Bridge—onto a landscape with living reefs and small fishing hamlets nearby. Local cuisine leans on fresh seafood; the Mango Restaurant buffet and on-site vendors serve Vietnamese and international fare.
Practical guidance is simple: plan a full day. Cable-car hours and park windows require punctuality—most ticket options and inclusions must be used the same day. Expect sun, salt spray and tight windows for showtimes like Kiss Of The Sea. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen and a waterproof pouch for electronics. Use the free shuttle between Duong Dong and An Thoi if available, or a taxi for direct access to the departure terminal. Observe park rules—no re-entry, and outside food is not allowed—to avoid surprises.
Whether you chase adrenaline on slides or quiet cove time, this pass converts a straightforward island crossing into a practical, high-energy day by the sea.