Discover Phu Quoc

The tour starts off at morning as you are pickup at the hotel (or at a convenient gather point), then we pay a visit to the Pearl Farm to learn about the cultured pearl industry. During the visit you’ll gain fascinating insight into the process of oyster cultivation which turns it from simple oyster to beautiful jewelry. Then we move on to the Sim Wine factory to see the manufacturing process and taste locally made wines. As being said, this type of wine has natural healing properties that help with fatigue, aide digestion and reduce join pain, of which the recipe originated from various ethnic minority groups living in the center highlands. This special wine can be given as the unusual souvenir and is best used with the sea foods. Afterwards we visit a pepper farm and learn about in-depth pepper harvesting. The Pepper from Phu Quoc is reputedly one of the world’s finest that you may spice up your dining of whichever gastronomy, and a visit to the farms is well worth it, guaranteed! Then the trip goes on to the lovely Ham Ninh Fishing village, where you can see the daily life and check out the Ho Quoc pagoda. 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. We then drive to the beautiful Bai Sao Beach to swim, relax and enjoy lunch. This is a great rendezvous to relax attracting tourists to Phu Quoc travel, indeed, Sao Beach brings pristine and innocent beauty of a pubertal girl making up on the dressing table.
Afternoon, we shall visit the infamous Coconut Prison to learn about the history of Vietnam throughout from a revolution at Phu Quoc. Coconut Prison, another must-watch site in An Thoi, is historically the concentration camp since the French domination in 50s to the “Hell on earth” often-referred prison during the American war in 70s. One might be scared of recalling a long deadly period, by its nature, but letting the painful past gone, this is where you can truly witness the history of Vietnam. Afterwards, we take a short walk to the fish sauce factory to see the production process for your own eyes. Depending on the season, our final stop might be the scenic Tranh Stream. The tour ends around 5 o’clock in the afternoon.