9 Island Hopping Tours in Phu Quoc That Repay the Day

1.Trip 3 : 3 Islands by boat

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,131 reviews · from $29Our pick

Spend about eight hours cruising from Phu Quoc to Mong Tay, Gam Ghi, and May Rut islands. You get boat transport, snorkeling gear, a Vietnamese lunch, swimming and beach time, plus a guide such as Huy. The trip offers strong value, but groups can reach 120 people and conditions at Mong Tay may change.

“Awful, do not travel with this company. My daughter who is vegetarian could not eat with us, she was alone and they refused she ate with us. So, we have decided to stay with her and they refused to serve the meal. Moreover, there a lot of tourists, too much. I do not recommend this trip, very unpleasant. Any interest”

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2.3 Island Tour by Boat with Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 658 reviews · 8 hours · from $31

Spend eight hours boating through Phu Quoc’s southern islands with an English-speaking guide such as Huy, Viet, or Tuan. Snorkel at Xuong or Buom Island and Gam Ghi, eat lunch aboard, then relax at May Rut Trong’s white-sand lagoon. The boat may be busy, but the price includes transport, gear, lunch, and hotel pickup in Duong Dong.

“Everything was well organized. Pick up at the hotel everything.”

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3.Real snorkel &island hopping by Speedboat-Explore Cuisines(MAX12)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 466 reviews · from $55

Spend about six hours speeding from Phu Quoc’s An Thoi port to island reefs and quiet beaches. Snorkel at Kim Quy and Coconut Island, swim at May Rut or Gam Ghi, and finish with a Vietnamese meal inland. Guides such as Windy, Ben, Hugo, and Si are praised for friendly service. Groups are advertised at 12, with some bookings allowing up to 15.

“Ben was super friendly, spoke great English and really looked after us. Boat trip was bumpy and fun. First island stop was the best. Local lunch was excellent.”

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4.Speedboat Tour of 4 Islands with Snorkeling & BBQ

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 428 reviews · from $56

You’ll visit Kim Quy, May Rut Ngoai, Buom, and Fingernail Islands by speedboat with Pacific Boat Phu Quoc Snorkeling. Expect two snorkeling sessions, beach time, fruit, drinks, and a seafood BBQ at a mainland restaurant. Guides such as Windy, Ben, Hugo, and T are known for friendly, attentive service.

“Everything went according to plan, our guide was the wonderful T. Highly recommend! :)”

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5.Cable Car Ride and 3 Islands Boat Tour with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 422 reviews · from $61

Spend a full day around Phu Quoc’s southern islands with a guide such as Tuan, Ruby, Bang, or Lya. Snorkel near Xuong or Gam Ghi, relax at May Rut Trong, eat lunch aboard the boat, visit Aquatopia on Thom Island, then cross the An Thoi Archipelago by cable car.

“Everything is superb except the food! Not the same level of food offered in Philippines with island hopping!”

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6.4 Islands By Speedboat & Cable Car Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 101 reviews · from $68

You’ll leave central Duong Dong by car, speedboat between four southern islands, snorkel at Xuong or Buom and Gam Ghi, relax on May Rut Trong, and finish with Hon Thom’s cable car and water park. An English or Vietnamese guide leads the day. Bring a towel and sunscreen.

“There was a lot of waitingtime for People arriving late. i really appreciated the fast speedboat that took us quickly between the Islands. The snorkling was not so good, very cloudy water and reef not so nice. Lunch was Great an the video we got for free was nice. the stop at Island and waterpark to long.”

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7.Red River Tour (Share group): Discovery 3 Islands BY Boat

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 82 reviews · from $29Top rated

Start with hotel pickup in Phu Quoc, learn simple fishing techniques with local fishermen, snorkel around Gam Ghi and another island, and eat lunch aboard the boat. The eight-hour trip includes snorkeling gear, bottled water, transport, and an English-speaking guide. Optional sea walking, scuba, flyboarding, jet skiing, and parasailing cost extra.

“Although the trip is good overall, staff didn't offer a hand at the very shaky floating pier on an island with John's Tours logo emblazoned on the pier. The pier was so shaky that my husband almost fell overboard!”

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8.Speed Boat Tour 4 Islands – 2 Reefs Snorkeling

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 50 reviews · from $47

Spend six hours exploring four Phu Quoc islands by speedboat with a maximum of 12 people. OnBird guides provide a shallow-water practice session, safety help, quality anti-fog gear, and time at two coral reefs. Finish with fresh fruit and juice at a beach or quiet pineapple garden. Jack, Hardy, Collin, and DD have all guided recent outings.

“This was the best-organized tour we did in Vietnam! The team was super well-prepared, going through everything in advance and explaining all the details clearly. On the day of the trip, everything ran smoothly without any unnecessary stops at souvenir shops or pearl stores trying to sell something. You can tell that the guides genuinely love snorkeling and are passionate about marine life and coral conservation. They took great care of both beginners and experienced snorkelers, making sure everyone had the best possible experience. Absolutely recommended for anyone visiting Phu Quoc!Read more”

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9.3-Island Tour & Cruise with Lunch & Water Sports

★★★★★★★★★★3.7 · 45 reviews · from $36

Spend a full day around Phu Quoc’s An Thoi islands with hotel pickup, a speedboat, snorkeling, lunch, SUP boards, and flycam photos. You visit Hon May Rut Ngoai, Hon Mong Tay or May Rut, and Hon Gam Ghi. Guides including Thu, Tony, and Peanut have earned praise, but the cruise can feel crowded and water sports cost extra.

“Terrible experience, avoid at all costs! We left the hotel at 7 a.m. and after two hours of picking up customers, we arrived at the port and were loaded onto an overcrowded boat. We were transferred to a larger boat, where most people did water sports (jet skiing, parasailing), while we tried snorkeling with our own equipment: no fish, zero visibility, no seabed. Three hours of boredom waiting around. The tour guide? Useless, didn't speak English, repeated three words he had memorized. Second island: lunch was decent, the only acceptable thing. Then more confusion and pressure to buy photos and videos. We got a sunbed and went for a swim…”

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