Vietnam · SNORKELING IN PHU QUOC
A shortlist rather than a catalogue: 10 snorkelling trips in Phu Quoc, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Explore four Phu Quoc islands by small-group speedboat, snorkel clear reefs, relax on beaches, and enjoy a seafood BBQ lunch.
“Windy was very funny and such a good tour guide ! The islands were very beautiful but sometimes crowded but it’s still worth going. The lunch was amazing !”
Review of OnBird’s small-group South Phu Quoc snorkeling tour, with hidden reefs, skilled guides, quality gear, and practical booking advice.
“This was one of the highlights of my two month trip to Vietnam. The guides were all super friendly and funny. It was my first time snorkeling and I was amazed at all the cool fish and coral I saw! They also have an underwater go pro and took so many cool photos of me underwater! It is a small extra fee but totally worth it. I wish we had maybe gone to another snorkeling site rather than stopping at an island for a drink, but overall it was an amazing experience that I highly recommend!”
Explore two quiet coral reefs near Phu Quoc with expert guides, quality gear, a speedboat, hotel pickup, and a 10-person limit.
“Very nice experience, can highly recommend it. Had a great snorkel and also lots of beautiful corals/fish were seen. Also the guides were all very skilled and friendly.”
Spend a full day island hopping in Phu Quoc with snorkeling, a buffet lunch, water park access, photography, and a sea-spanning cable car.
“I highly recommend this tour. Our guide, Amey, was extremely cooperative and made my Phu Quoc experience unforgettable.”
Private Phu Quoc snorkeling by speedboat, with Half-moon Reef, Coral Mountain, Turtlehead Rock Beach, and sunset on a small island.
“Our guide Wave(Quay) was amazing! He made a massive effort to ensure we were informed about the reef and the local biodiversity. He also explained the coral restoration projects and other things being done to try and keep the reefs healthRead more”
Review of Phu Quoc’s Coral Jungle Reef snorkeling tour, with small groups, careful guides, quality gear, boat time, and sunset beach dinner.
“Detailed and professional service. Excellent snorkeling experience provided by the guides. Very good equipment for snorkeling is provided as well.”
Small-group Phu Quoc snorkeling with underwater guides, clean gear, hidden coral sites, fruit, drinks, and weather-smart timing for $53.90.
“The corals and fishes we saw were beautiful and the tour was nicely organized. We had a little issue because of the weather hut the trip got rescheduled which I am very glad of. Very nice guides that truly know the place, the equipment is also efficient and clean.”
Review of OnBird’s private family snorkeling trip in Phu Quoc, with child-safe gear, calm reefs, expert guides, pickup, and practical booking advice.
“We had a private kid-friendly snorkel tour with On-Bird. It was fantastic and I would definitely recommend it to others. We are a middle-aged couple with two children (12 and 11) and another 30-something couple without children. It was fun Read more”
Explore Phu Quoc’s coral reefs by small-group speedboat, with expert safety guidance, quality gear, fruit, and flexible sea-condition planning.
“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”
Review of Phu Quoc’s private An Thoi snorkeling tour, with speedboat stops, beaches, lunch, costs, crowds, and practical booking advice.
“Nice boat, but not a speedboat (large passenger craft) so could only moor into deeper moorings.”
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