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Board the Marmoris at Sunset Town Port for a four-hour sunset cruise combining snorkeling, SUP, light fishing and a seafood dinner anchored near Kiss Bridge. Relax with champagne and small-group service while the sea and sky stage an unforgettable golden hour.
Board the Marmoris at Sunset Town Port for a four-hour sunset cruise combining snorkeling, SUP, light fishing and a seafood dinner anchored near Kiss Bridge. Relax with champagne and small-group service while the sea and sky stage an unforgettable golden hour.
The Marmoris yacht glides out of Sunset Town Port as late afternoon light carves the limestone edges of Phu Quoc into warm planes. Champagne on arrival, bean bags on deck and a crew that moves with calm efficiency set a relaxed tempo; the sea itself seems to hold its breath for the moment the sun drops behind Kiss Bridge.
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Operated by Marmoris Yacht · Phu Quoc, Kien Giang
The Marmoris yacht glides out of Sunset Town Port as late afternoon light carves the limestone edges of Phu Quoc into warm planes. Champagne on arrival, bean bags on deck and a crew that moves with calm efficiency set a relaxed tempo; the sea itself seems to hold its breath for the moment the sun drops behind Kiss Bridge.
Phu Quoc’s coastline is defined by fringing coral reefs and low, forested ridges formed from ancient marine sediments. This island’s culture is still shaped by fishing and fish-sauce production—expect scents of ocean life and markets onshore that contrast with the polished deck of a luxury yacht. Geology matters here: the shallow reef flats are fragile, the currents local and changeable, and the visual reward for time on the water is dramatic—clear turquoise pockets, shoals of reef fish and a western horizon built for sunsets.
Practically, the Marmoris itinerary bundles round-trip hotel transfers, a coral-reef snorkeling stop with SUP and light fishing, then an anchored seafood dinner near Kiss Bridge before a night return. Snorkeling and SUP are casual; participants of all abilities join, though basic swimming comfort helps. Plan for sun exposure, a slight chance of chop, and an early-evening schedule—pick a dry-season evening (Nov–Apr) for the calmest water and best visibility.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a fitted mask if you prefer, and a light layer for the breeze after sunset. Expect attentive service, limited guest numbers, and a smoothly staged evening that pairs island marine life with a crafted sunset meal.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; able to swim short distances and climb ladder in/out of water.
Yes—round-trip hotel transfer to Sunset Town Port is included in the tour price.
Basic swimming comfort is recommended for snorkeling and SUP; non-swimmers can still enjoy the cruise and dinner.
The tour includes a welcome drink, snacks, and a seafood dinner prepared on board; bottled water or detox water is provided.
Basic snorkeling gear is typically available onboard, but bringing your own mask/snorkel offers better fit and hygiene.
Phu Quoc has a long fishing heritage and is historically noted for its pepper farms and traditional fish-sauce production that still contribute to the island’s coastal economy.
Coral reefs here are vulnerable—support operators who use careful anchoring, limit guest numbers and promote reef-safe sunscreen and no-touch snorkeling practices.
Marmoris Yacht operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Marmoris yacht glides out of Sunset Town Port as late afternoon light carves the limestone edges of Phu Quoc into warm planes. Champagne on arrival, bean bags on deck and a crew that moves with calm efficiency set a relaxed tempo; the sea itself seems to hold its breath for the moment the sun drops behind Kiss Bridge.
The Marmoris yacht glides out of Sunset Town Port as late afternoon light carves the limestone edges of Phu Quoc into warm planes. Champagne on arrival, bean bags on deck and a crew that moves with calm efficiency set a relaxed tempo; the sea itself seems to hold its breath for the moment the sun drops behind Kiss Bridge.
Phu Quoc’s coastline is defined by fringing coral reefs and low, forested ridges formed from ancient marine sediments. This island’s culture is still shaped by fishing and fish-sauce production—expect scents of ocean life and markets onshore that contrast with the polished deck of a luxury yacht. Geology matters here: the shallow reef flats are fragile, the currents local and changeable, and the visual reward for time on the water is dramatic—clear turquoise pockets, shoals of reef fish and a western horizon built for sunsets.
Practically, the Marmoris itinerary bundles round-trip hotel transfers, a coral-reef snorkeling stop with SUP and light fishing, then an anchored seafood dinner near Kiss Bridge before a night return. Snorkeling and SUP are casual; participants of all abilities join, though basic swimming comfort helps. Plan for sun exposure, a slight chance of chop, and an early-evening schedule—pick a dry-season evening (Nov–Apr) for the calmest water and best visibility.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a fitted mask if you prefer, and a light layer for the breeze after sunset. Expect attentive service, limited guest numbers, and a smoothly staged evening that pairs island marine life with a crafted sunset meal.