
Hon Thom Cable Car
Nearly 8km of cable strung over open water to Hon Thom island — one of the longest over-sea rides anywhere.
Vietnam’s Largest Island
White sand on one coast, sunsets on the other, and an archipelago of snorkelling islands in between — the tropical finale, planned and operated by your trusted Vietnam DMC.
Phu Quoc sits in the Gulf of Thailand, closer to the Cambodian coast than to mainland Vietnam — an island roughly 50km end to end, with two thirds of it national park and UNESCO biosphere reserve. The west coast takes the sunsets, the east keeps the quietest white sand, and the An Thoi archipelago scatters south into water clear enough to snorkel straight off the boat.
For your clients it is the decompression at the end of a touring itinerary — the point where the alarm clock goes off. For you it is a straightforward add-on with an airport and real resort inventory, plus a ferry link that ties it neatly to a Mekong Delta programme. That is exactly where a Vietnam DMC earns its place: we hold the resort allotments, read the sea conditions before your clients lose a boat day, and keep a local team on the island rather than a phone number on the mainland.
Every experience is bookable within a private or group programme, sequenced to fit the brief.

Nearly 8km of cable strung over open water to Hon Thom island — one of the longest over-sea rides anywhere.

The Four Islands run through the southern archipelago — reef snorkelling, swim stops and lunch aboard.

The island’s most photographed white sand, plus the calmer coves either side of it for clients who want space.

Vietnam’s first open-zoo safari — a reliable half-day win with children, and easy to pair with the theme park.

Sundowners at the Kiss Bridge in An Thoi, then the nightly fireworks and light show over the water.
An island is only relaxing if the logistics hold. Phu Quoc’s resorts are spread along 50km of coast, boat trips live and die by the sea state, and the difference between a good beach day and a wasted one is often a call made at 7am. We keep a team on the island, hold contracted resort allotments through peak season, and rebuild the day when the weather turns rather than leaving your clients on hold.
The pace, guiding and hotel category change with the audience — the accountable local team stays the same.
A beach base with one boat day and one land day — as much or as little structure as your clients want.
Larger resorts with the room blocks and restaurant capacity to absorb a full coach without queues.
Integrated resort campuses with conference space, plus a beach gala or island-hopping incentive day.
Private-pool villas on the quieter stretches, sunset cruises and in-villa dining.
Calm west-coast swimming, the safari and the cable car — Vietnam’s most family-proof island.
Diving and snorkelling in the An Thoi reefs, kayaks and the national park’s northern trails.
A simple, transparent process built around your agency and your client.
Dates, group size, hotel category and budget — a quick message is enough to start.
A tailored, white-label proposal with net rates lands in your inbox within one business day.
Adjust hotels, tours and pace until it’s exactly right, then confirm with a single contact.
Licensed local guides on the ground and our 24/7 operations desk throughout the trip.
Every itinerary is fully customisable and white-label — rename, rebrand and reprice as your own.
5 DaysVietnamPhu Quoc Island
6 DaysVietnamHo Chi Minh City · Cu Chi · Mekong · Phu Quoc
10 DaysVietnamHanoi · Da Nang · Phu Quoc · Ho Chi Minh City
On an island the season matters more than anywhere else in Vietnam — it decides whether the boats sail.
Phu Quoc is the finale — pair it with the delta next door or a flight back up the country.
Three to four nights is the sweet spot — enough for a beach day, an An Thoi island-hopping trip and the Hon Thom cable car without feeling rushed. Most agents use it as the relaxed finale after Hanoi, Da Nang or Saigon rather than as a standalone.
White-sand beaches such as Sao Beach and Long Beach, the Hon Thom over-sea cable car, snorkelling in the An Thoi archipelago, Vinpearl Safari, and its protected fish sauce and pepper farms. Two thirds of the island is national park and UNESCO biosphere reserve.
November to April is the dry season with calm seas — the best window for island hopping and snorkelling. May to October is the southwest monsoon, when rain is heavier and boat trips are more often cancelled at short notice.
By air to Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC) — roughly one hour from Ho Chi Minh City and two hours from Hanoi, plus a growing list of direct international routes. There are also fast ferries from Ha Tien and Rach Gia in the Mekong Delta, which pair the island neatly with a delta programme.
Very much so. Vinpearl Safari, the cable car and calm west-coast beaches make it one of Vietnam’s easiest islands with children, while the concentration of large international resorts makes it a practical base for incentives and conferences.
No — we are a B2B Vietnam DMC. We plan and operate Phu Quoc on the ground for travel agents, tour operators and MICE planners, and every itinerary can be fully white-labelled for your agency.
Share your brief and a costed, ready-to-brand proposal lands in your inbox within one business day — contracted beachfront resorts, private boats, confidential net rates and 24/7 local support throughout.