An Thoi Islands,Vietnam

• Hon Thơm (Pineapple Island) — known for white-sand beaches, the Phu Quoc cable car and a small seaside park
• Hon Móng Tay (Finger Island) — prized for excellent snorkeling and clear lagoons
• Hon Mây Rút (May Rut Island) — sheltered bays and coral gardens
• An Thoi Harbor — gateway for island-hopping tours, early-morning fish market and boat trips
• Diving and snorkeling sites around the archipelago — vibrant coral reefs and diverse reef fish

• Crystal-clear waters with good visibility for snorkeling and freediving
• Healthy coral reefs and diverse marine life, including reef fish, sea cucumbers and occasional turtles
• The Phu Quoc (An Thoi–Hon Thơm) cable car — a scenic and record-famous sea-crossing cable car
• Traditional fishing villages and floating fish farms near An Thoi
• Protected lagoons and natural anchorages ideal for boat excursions

• Island-hopping day trips from An Thoi Harbor (half-day and full-day options)
• Snorkeling and scuba diving on coral reefs around Hon Móng Tay and neighboring islets
• Sunbathing, swimming and picnicking on small sandy beaches
• Riding the cable car to Hon Thơm for views and beach access; short hikes on some islets
• Fishing tours with local fishermen and sunset boat trips

Dry season (November to April) — calmer seas, clearer water and more reliable boat services. Avoid the center of the monsoon season (May–October) when rough seas can disrupt trips.

Tropical maritime climate: warm year-round. Dry season brings sunny, low-humidity conditions; the wet season (late spring to autumn) brings higher humidity, heavy rain and occasional storms.

Access is via Phu Quoc Island: fly to Phu Quoc International Airport and travel ~30–50 minutes by road to An Thoi Harbor (south Phu Quoc). Regular boats, speedboats and tour operators run island-hopping trips from An Thoi Harbor. The Hon Thơm cable car offers an alternative for reaching Hon Thơm without a boat; some smaller islets are only accessible by private boat.

For a meaningful visit: day trip for quick snorkeling and cable car; 2–3 days if you want relaxed island-hopping, diving and to visit multiple islets. Overnight stays are limited — base yourself in southern Phu Quoc (An Thoi or nearby) for convenience.

Bring light tropical clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a sun hat, polarized sunglasses, water shoes (rocky/shallow reef landings), a snorkel/mask if you prefer your own, waterproof dry bag and a light rain layer in shoulder seasons.

Fresh seafood is a highlight — grilled fish, squid, prawns and local shellfish dishes. Try Phu Quoc fish sauce (nước mắm Phú Quốc) and dried seafood as souvenirs. Handicrafts include woven items and small maritime-themed keepsakes sold in An Thoi markets.