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Three islands on a wooden boat

A relaxed day at sea with fishing, coral reefs, beach stops and lunch onboard.

Price & conditions

Approx. from $28 / per person

Height 1.4 m+: Approx. from $28. Height 1.0 to under 1.4 m: Approx. from $20. Under 1.0 m: free.

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How booking works

VND amounts are converted to USD using the Vietcombank reference rate of 12 October 2026. This is an estimate; the final price and conditions are shown before payment.

Island area
An Thới (An Thoi) and southern islands · itinerary reference
Good to know
8 hours
Tour operator
Red River Tours
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Good to know

Checked against operator websites on 10 Oct 2026. Weather can change the itinerary. The operator confirms meeting points and availability.

Itinerary

  • Port transfer and boat departure
  • Fishing and snorkeling near Gam Ghi
  • Lunch and stops at Mong Tay and May Rut

Included

  • Transfer from central Duong Dong
  • Boat and guide
  • Lunch and water
  • Fishing and snorkeling equipment

Extra costs

  • Transfer outside the central zone
  • Additional drinks
  • Extra water activities

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Questions and answers

Who operates this tour?

Red River Tours. 379 Trần Hưng Đạo, Dương Tơ, Phú Quốc.

How long is the itinerary?

8 hours

What is the tour price and its basis?

Height 1.4 m+: Approx. from $28. Height 1.0 to under 1.4 m: Approx. from $20. Under 1.0 m: free.

What is included?

Transfer from central Dương Đông (Duong Dong); Boat and guide; Lunch and water; Fishing and snorkeling equipment.

What costs extra?

Transfer outside the central zone; Additional drinks; Extra water activities.

Where do we meet and how do I book?

Open the operator website from this listing. The operator confirms availability, meeting point, final price and cancellation terms. The map pin is an itinerary reference.