Head offshore from An Thoi for a full-day deep-sea fishing charter around Phu Quoc. Learn local techniques, target snappers, groupers, cobia and trevally, and enjoy a boat lunch with the option to eat your catch.
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You push off from An Thoi as the horizon blooms pale gold; the boat hums, and the sea immediately sets the tempo, nudging the hull toward deeper water. The captain’s call becomes part of the morning—lines checked, bait baited, and the first cast sent into a current that seems to be testing you as much as you test it.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8–10 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended—able to stand, brace and reel repeatedly over several hours.
Wildlife
History
Phu Quoc’s fishing culture blends Khmer and Vietnamese traditions; An Thoi developed as a small port serving local boats and island traders.
Conservation
Local operators increasingly practice selective catch-and-release and respect seasonal closures to protect reef spawning grounds; ask your crew about sustainable handling of bycatch.
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Protect against sun and spray
Bring broad-spectrum sunscreen, a brimmed hat and polarized sunglasses—the sun and reflected glare intensify on open water.
Prep for seasickness
If you’re prone to motion sickness, take medication or use acupressure bands before boarding; the boat will be moving for long stretches.
Wear non-slip footwear
Decks can be wet and slippery—sturdy, closed non-slip shoes improve safety when fighting big fish.
Pack a small dry bag
Keep phone, documents and a spare shirt in a waterproof pouch to protect them from spray and unexpected splashes.
Polarized sunglasses
Cuts glare to help spot birds, slicks of baitfish and surface action.
Seasickness medication or bands
Reduces nausea during long runs and choppy conditions.
Non-slip deck shoes
Protects footing on wet surfaces while fighting fish.
Light rain/wind shell
Shields from spray and cooling winds, especially in early morning or squalls.