Phu Quoc Island Tour Packages from Malaysia

Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island — 574 square kilometres of tropical forest, white sand beaches, and warm Gulf of Thailand water in the far southwest. Three packages from RM688 cover the island's most important experiences, from a budget-friendly three-day introduction to a comprehensive five-day exploration of every corner. The Vinpearl Cable Car (Hon Thom Cable Car) stretches 7.9 kilometres from An Thoi to Hon Thom Island — the longest three-rope cable car system over the sea in the world, passing above turquoise water and smaller islands en route. The views of Phu Quoc's southern archipelago from the gondola are extraordinary. On Hon Thom Island, Aquatopia Water Park and the beaches are the main draws. Phu Quoc's beaches run from the long, tourist-facing Long Beach on the west coast to the quieter Sao Beach on the southeast — the latter regularly rated among the best beaches in Southeast Asia, with powder-white sand and shallow, calm water. Island hopping to the An Thoi archipelago in the south reveals smaller islands with intact coral reefs for snorkelling. Duong Dong Night Market, in Phu Quoc town, is the island's social and culinary centre every evening — fresh seafood priced by weight, Vietnamese street food, tropical fruit, and the fish sauce that has made Phu Quoc famous since the 17th century. Ho Quoc Pagoda, on a hillside above the east coast, offers one of the most dramatic temple settings in Vietnam, looking out over the sea toward Cambodia. Dhesu has been arranging Phu Quoc journeys for Malaysian travellers since 1988.