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See Phú Quốc from the air and beneath the waves on a full-day circuit of three islands. Enjoy a panoramic cable car, guided snorkeling over coral gardens and an onboard fishing experience—all in one accessible excursion.
See Phú Quốc from the air and beneath the waves on a full-day circuit of three islands. Enjoy a panoramic cable car, guided snorkeling over coral gardens and an onboard fishing experience—all in one accessible excursion.
You rise in a glass gondola, the An Thoi archipelago sliding open beneath you—emerald islets, crescent beaches and fishing boats reduced to toys. The cable car delivers a 360° prelude: limestone outcrops, mangrove fringes and the turquoise seams where reef meets open sea.
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Operated by Greater Tours · Phu Quoc, Kien Giang
You rise in a glass gondola, the An Thoi archipelago sliding open beneath you—emerald islets, crescent beaches and fishing boats reduced to toys. The cable car delivers a 360° prelude: limestone outcrops, mangrove fringes and the turquoise seams where reef meets open sea.
The islands you’ll visit—Móng Tay (Xuong), Gầm Ghì (Gam Ghi) and Mây Rút (May Rut)—sit on a shallow continental shelf that nurtures hard and soft corals. Phú Quốc’s southern chain has long been a local fishing ground; French and Khmer influences shaped the coast’s villages and boat-building tradition visible in the An Thoi harbor. The geology is simple: low-lying volcanic and sedimentary rock eroded into rocky points and white sand coves, creating clear swim-and-snorkel lagoons.
On water you’ll don a mask and drift over coral gardens—parrotfish and angelfish dart through branching coral while occasional sea turtles surface for a breath. Guides keep the route relaxed: short boat hops, two guided snorkel stops and time to beach-comb on soft sand. Later, fishing gear provided lets you try handline or light tackle from the boat.
Practical edge: the full-day runs about eight hours with multiple short transfers; expect shallow snorkel depths (1–6 m) and calm to moderate sea conditions. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight towel, water bottle, and a windbreaker for the return run. If you’re prone to seasickness, take meds before boarding. Book mornings for clearer water and gentler winds—this trip is accessible to most fitness levels but rewards basic snorkeling literacy and sun-smart planning.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; able to board small boats and swim short snorkel distances.
The full-day experience is approximately 8 hours, including cable car time, island hops, guided snorkeling and fishing.
Yes—masks, snorkels and fins are provided, and guides brief participants on safety and local reef etiquette.
Yes—this trip suits beginners; guides stay nearby and most snorkeling occurs in shallow, sheltered reef areas.
Private round-trip transport is included from designated pickup points on Phú Quốc; confirm pickup location at booking.
The An Thoi islands have long been a fishing and boat-building zone with cultural influences from Khmer and French periods shaping local settlement and harbor craft.
Coral health is sensitive—operators encourage reef-safe sunscreen and no-touch policies; avoid anchoring on reefs and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
Greater Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You rise in a glass gondola, the An Thoi archipelago sliding open beneath you—emerald islets, crescent beaches and fishing boats reduced to toys. The cable car delivers a 360° prelude: limestone outcrops, mangrove fringes and the turquoise seams where reef meets open sea.
You rise in a glass gondola, the An Thoi archipelago sliding open beneath you—emerald islets, crescent beaches and fishing boats reduced to toys. The cable car delivers a 360° prelude: limestone outcrops, mangrove fringes and the turquoise seams where reef meets open sea.
The islands you’ll visit—Móng Tay (Xuong), Gầm Ghì (Gam Ghi) and Mây Rút (May Rut)—sit on a shallow continental shelf that nurtures hard and soft corals. Phú Quốc’s southern chain has long been a local fishing ground; French and Khmer influences shaped the coast’s villages and boat-building tradition visible in the An Thoi harbor. The geology is simple: low-lying volcanic and sedimentary rock eroded into rocky points and white sand coves, creating clear swim-and-snorkel lagoons.
On water you’ll don a mask and drift over coral gardens—parrotfish and angelfish dart through branching coral while occasional sea turtles surface for a breath. Guides keep the route relaxed: short boat hops, two guided snorkel stops and time to beach-comb on soft sand. Later, fishing gear provided lets you try handline or light tackle from the boat.
Practical edge: the full-day runs about eight hours with multiple short transfers; expect shallow snorkel depths (1–6 m) and calm to moderate sea conditions. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight towel, water bottle, and a windbreaker for the return run. If you’re prone to seasickness, take meds before boarding. Book mornings for clearer water and gentler winds—this trip is accessible to most fitness levels but rewards basic snorkeling literacy and sun-smart planning.