Snorkeling & Fishing North of Phu Quoc Island

The best time is from November to April, during the dry season when the waters are calm and clear.

Bring sunscreen, a towel, a hat, a swimsuit, a waterproof camera, and any personal snorkeling gear if you prefer.

Encounters with dangerous marine animals are rare. Follow your guide’s instructions to stay safe.

While swimming skills are helpful, they are not essential. Life vests are provided, and guides are trained to assist non-swimmers.

Absolutely! The tours are beginner-friendly, and guides are available to assist.

Yes, most tours allow you to keep your catch, and some even offer to cook it for you on board or at a local restaurant.

Fishing can be more challenging during the rainy season due to rougher seas, but tours are usually available year-round.

If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before the trip. Tours usually carry motion sickness remedies.

While big game fishing is not the focus in Phu Quoc, you may occasionally catch larger species like barracuda or trevally.