9.00: Our tour guide will arrive your hotel to pick you up or you will meet up at the office if your hotel is located outside Duong Dong Town. You will start to visit the Southern part of island with many famous attractions. The first attraction is Pearl Farm that exhibits many beautiful, precious string of pearls samples or even cultivated pearls that are handcrafted and raised by the locals here. Moreover, you also have the opportunity to watch the guide on site acts how to get a pearl from a sea boy. What an interesting experience for those who have never known before. Read moreMore about Quoc An Pearl

Next is Pepper farm. Phu Quoc has been famous for a lot of specialties and one of them is Phu Quoc green pepper, a quality pepper combined with the soil on the island land to create a special aromatic, attractive and attractive pepper. Vietnamese guests and foreign tourists admiredRead moreMore about Peppers in Phu Quoc chez Le Ho

10.00: We leave from Pepper farm to visit Ham Ninh Fishing village. Ham Ninh Fishing Village is an ideal locale for foreign visitors looking to experience the daily life of local fishermen as well as authentic regional dishes at affordable prices. Widely known as one of the oldest villages on Phu Quoc Island, its residents’ main sources of income include diving for pearls and sea cucumbers, fishing and, in recent years, selling handmade souvenirs and seafood delicacies to tourists.Read moreMore about Ham Ninh

11.00: Another attraction is Ho Quoc Pagoda. This is the largest Buddhist temple on Phu Quoc Island. This spectacular temple is perched at the base of a lush mountain that faces the sea and the rising sun.Read moreMore about Ho Quoc Temple

We get on the car to transfer to Sao Beach where you will enjoy lunch and have some fun of activities such as: swimming, water sport game with personal expenses or sunbathing on the beach or

collect sea star for photo shoots. Read moreMore about Bãi Tắm Sao

13:30: Arrive Phu Quoc prison, our tour guide will share with you many interesting information about this prison. Being a prison built by the French colonialist to imprison Vietnamese people which was known as Coconut Tree Prison, in 1967. This was the largest place to keep communist soldiers in the South with more than 32,000 prisoners. Coming here, you should be mentally prepared before coming in because the prison still contains artifacts or statues that look exactly like the scenes of the prison, the prisoners were brutally tortured.Read moreMore about Phu Quoc Prison History Museum

14.30: We move to Tranh Stream waterfall. It is a terrific spot that tourists who once have chance to drop by Duong Dong town, Phu Quoc island district, should not miss out. The 15km long stream which originates from Ham Ninh Mountain flows through diverse terrain in the forests to create beautiful waterfalls. White waterfalls flowing down in the greenery of the forest certainly draw a picturesque scene in front of the tourists’ very eyes. Perhaps, the name Tranh (picture) stems from the spectacular gorgeousness of the stream and surrounding scenery. We take light trekking (no stopover during rainy season from May to October)Read moreMore about Tranh Stream

Then We continue to visit pristine forest if it open to welcome tourists. We take light walking in the forestRead moreMore about Phu Quoc National Park

Rach Vem is a traditional fishing village on the northern coast of Phu Quoc. Despite being smaller than many of the island’s other villages, this settlement has the added appeal of surrounding mountain vistas and seclusion due to its distance from the island’s city centers. You can visit Starfish Beach and swim hereRead moreMore about Floating Village Rach Vem

15.30: Another attraction is Ganh Dau Cape. Standing on Ganh Dau, you can see Ta Lon mountain of Cambodia. Ganh Dau has a lot of corals, rocks and other kinds of fish, particularly red grouper. Seafood here is cheap that caught by the fishermen and cooked on the spot to be ready for you to enjoy. We will be back your hotel or original meeting point around 5PM. Good bye and see you next timeRead moreMore about Ganh Dau