Set off from An Thoi for a full-day fishing charter that targets reef and pelagic species around the An Thoi archipelago. Professional crew, gear, lunch, and a chance to have your catch prepared on board make this a hands-on Phu Quoc fishing experience.
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The boat slips away from An Thoi harbor before sunrise, mist lifting off a scattered chain of limestone islets. Salt and diesel mix on the air; the sea pulls at the hull and dares you to stand watch. Over the next eight hours you’ll run toward outer reefs and sandbanks where local fishermen have long read currents and tides as maps.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people who can stand and move on a rocking boat for several hours; basic mobility required to board/exit vessel.
Wildlife
History
An Thoi’s archipelago has been a working fishing ground for generations; the local economy and boat skills are shaped by those traditions.
Conservation
Pressure on reefs and juvenile fish is real—opt for operators who practice selective landing, minimize gear damage to coral, and discourage single-use plastics.
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Bring seasickness remedies
Rough patches are possible—take ginger or motion-sickness tablets before boarding if you’re prone to nausea.
Non-slip footwear
Decks can be wet and slippery; closed-toe, grippy shoes reduce the chance of a fall while fighting a fish.
Sun and hydration
Tropical sun is intense—use SPF, a wide-brim hat, and drink regularly; bottled water is provided but bring a refillable bottle.
Handle your catch responsibly
Ask the crew about local size limits; consider catch-and-release for juveniles and avoid touching gills or eyes.
Non-slip deck shoes
Keeps footing secure on wet boat decks during casting and landing.
Motion-sickness medication or wristbands
Reduces discomfort if you’re prone to seasickness on open-water charters.
Waterproof phone case or dry bag
Protects electronics and valuables from spray and accidental drops.
Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, reef-safe SPF)
Shields you from prolonged tropical sun exposure while fishing on exposed decks.