- Experiencing a basket boat ride on the Cua Can River is a unique eco-tourism and cultural activity, allowing you to explore the peaceful beauty of the mangrove forest and the rhythm of local life.
- Dinh Cau is the most famous spiritual and cultural symbol in Phu Quoc, located on a rocky outcrop at the mouth of the Duong Dong River. It's a must-visit destination to admire the sunset and learn about the spiritual life of the island's fishermen.
- Visiting pepper gardens is an interesting eco-experience, where you can learn about the island's famous "black gold" with its distinctive spicy flavor.
- Sunset Sanato is one of the most popular sunset viewing and photo spots in Phu Quoc. It impresses with its unique art installations, such as long-legged elephant sculptures, a "gate to heaven," and miniature bamboo-and-wood landscapes right on the beach.
- Suoi Tranh is one of the most beautiful natural ecotourism destinations in Phu Quoc, famous for its gentle waterfall winding through rocky outcrops and lush green primary forest.
- Ho Quoc Pagoda (or Truc Lam Ho Quoc Zen Monastery) is the largest pagoda in Phu Quoc and the entire Mekong Delta region. With its "mountain-backed, sea-facing" position – its back against the mountain, its face towards the sea – it is the most impressive spiritual destination on the island.
- Phu Quoc Prison (also known as Cay Dua Prison) is a special national historical monument, a testament to the arduous struggle and indomitable spirit of Vietnamese revolutionary soldiers.
- Sunset Town is an architectural and entertainment complex inspired by the Mediterranean style, located on the southwestern coast of Phu Quoc Island. It is currently the hottest destination in An Thoi with its classic beauty and world-class shows.
A minimum of 2 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 7 day(s) before the departure date