Hon Thom Nature Park & Cable Car,Vietnam

• Hon Thom Cable Car — a world-record, sea-crossing cable car offering panoramic vistas of the An Thoi archipelago.
• Pristine Beaches — several sheltered white-sand beaches ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
• Aquatopia Water Park — modern water-park attractions and family-friendly rides (operated by Sun World).
• Snorkeling and Diving Spots — coral gardens and clear waters for underwater exploration.
• Scenic Viewpoints & Walking Trails — short trails and elevated platforms for island panoramas.

• A cable car system recognized for its long sea-crossing span (approx. 7,899.9 m) and panoramic glass gondolas/windows.
• Clear tropical waters with visible coral reefs nearshore during the dry season.
• Modern leisure infrastructure integrated into a largely natural island setting (restaurants, loungers, water activities).

• Ride the Hon Thom Cable Car for sweeping sea views and photo opportunities.
• Relax on beaches, swim and sunbathe at designated swimming areas.
• Snorkel or join a diving trip to see coral reefs and reef fish.
• Visit Aquatopia Water Park for slides and family attractions.
• Kayaking or short boat trips around the island and nearby islets.
• Hike short viewpoint trails and enjoy sunset photography.
• Dine on fresh seafood at island restaurants and beach bars.

Dry season (November to April) — calm seas, clearer skies and better visibility for snorkeling and scenic cable-car rides.

Tropical maritime climate: warm to hot and humid year-round. Dry season temperatures typically range from 24–32°C. Monsoon season (May–October) brings heavier rain, rougher seas and occasional storms.

Cable car tickets, water-park admission and certain attractions require separate tickets. Operating hours for the cable car are typically early morning to late afternoon (roughly 07:30–17:30), while Aquatopia and restaurants follow their own schedules. Prices and opening times change seasonally — check official Sun World Hon Thom or ticketing websites, or buy at the An Thoi ticket counter.

Nearest airport: Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC). From the airport, travel by taxi or shuttle (~40–60 minutes) to An Thoi harbor, where the cable car station and ticket offices are located. Public transport on Phu Quoc is limited; most visitors use taxis, private transfers or organized tours. The cable car provides direct island access without a boat; boats are also available for island-hopping and diving trips.

Half-day (3–4 hours) for a cable-car ride plus beach time, or a full day (6–8 hours) to include water-park activities and snorkeling. Consider an overnight stay on Phu Quoc if combining with other island attractions.

Light breathable clothing, swimwear, sunhat, polarized sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for rocky shorelines, waterproof phone case and a light rain jacket during the wet season.

Try fresh local seafood (grilled fish, squid, shellfish), Phu Quoc specialties like nuoc mam (fish sauce), sea urchin dishes and tropical fruits. Souvenirs: Phu Quoc pepper, bottled fish sauce, dried seafood, local honey and pearl or shell jewelry.