Phu Quoc Ho Chi Minh 6N combines four nights on Phu Quoc with two nights in Ho Chi Minh City on the Vietnamese mainland. It suits travellers who want island beaches, the Hon Thom cable car and a city stay at the end of the trip. Because the route includes mainland Vietnam, a Vietnamese e-visa is needed; the Phu Quoc-only exemption does not cover it.
Days one to four are on Phu Quoc, with Long Beach and Dinh Cau at sunset, the Phu Quoc Prison and Sao Beach, and the Hon Thom cable car. Day five starts at Ham Ninh Fishing Village before you travel to Ho Chi Minh City. Day six is a city day planned with your planner, and day seven is departure.
The package includes six nights in comfort-category hotels on twin sharing, daily breakfast, airport transfers, sightseeing as per the itinerary and visa assistance. Flights, the onward journey from Phu Quoc to Ho Chi Minh City unless your quote lists it, the Vietnamese e-visa fee, other meals, entry fees for activities not listed, travel insurance and GST are extra.
Your trip expert can stretch, shorten or swap any day.
Arrive at Phu Quoc International Airport and settle into your hotel near the island's main beaches. Your planner confirms the transfer details before you travel, and flights are booked separately. Rest after the journey. In the evening, take a short walk along Long Beach, and keep the first day light so you are fresh for the island sights ahead.
Spend the day on Long Beach, choosing the stretch nearest your hotel because the shoreline is long. Swim, rest and have lunch at one of the beachside restaurants. In the evening, visit Dinh Cau Temple and its waterfront for the sunset views. Carry small Vietnamese dong notes for the evening market, and allow time for traffic on the way back.
Visit the Phu Quoc Prison in the cooler morning hours to see the former prison complex and the island's wartime history. Then continue to Sao Beach, known for pale sand and relatively sheltered swimming on the southeast coast. Combine the two stops in one southern route rather than making a separate trip to the north of the island.
Ride the cable car to Hon Thom Island for panoramic views over the Gulf of Thailand. Check the operating status and sea conditions the day before, because weather can affect island excursions. Spend time on the island at your own pace, then return to your hotel to rest before dinner. Plan this as a single outing, and keep the next morning free for your onward journey.
Start the morning at Ham Ninh Fishing Village, a traditional fishing settlement with seafood-focused local food. Agree on seafood prices and preparation charges before you order. Then travel from Phu Quoc to Ho Chi Minh City. The onward mode and timing are confirmed by your planner, and flights are booked separately, so pack ready for the transfer.
Use this day for a programme your planner builds around your interests, with sightseeing as per the itinerary. Confirm opening hours and transport for each stop before you travel, because city schedules vary. Keep the evening free to rest, since the day can be busy. This mainland stay needs a Vietnamese e-visa, which our visa page explains.
Have breakfast and check out. Leave time for your onward journey and check-in, because traffic and queues vary. Your planner confirms the departure transfer timings. Flights are booked separately, so check your flight time before you confirm the transfer. Keep your passport with you for the departure formalities. Ask your planner about luggage limits for the onward journey, since rules depend on the carrier and the route you travel.
Flights are not included.
The route moves from the island to the mainland, so the e-visa rules apply to the whole trip.
Visa assistance is included, but the Vietnamese e-visa fee is extra.
The onward journey from Phu Quoc to Ho Chi Minh City is extra unless your quote lists it.
Flights are not included and are booked separately.
Check the Hon Thom cable car and sea conditions the day before the trip.
Agree on seafood prices at Ham Ninh before you order.
Tell your planner your interests for the Ho Chi Minh City day when you enquire.
Breakfast is included daily; other meals are extra.
November to April generally has the most reliable beach weather for the island days.
FAQs
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Yes. The route includes mainland Vietnam, so the 30-day Phu Quoc-only exemption does not cover the whole trip. You need a Vietnamese e-visa, and our planners help with the application. Confirm the current fee and processing time on the official Vietnamese source before you pay.
The package adds a city stay after the island, so you see the Vietnamese mainland as well as the beaches. The city day is planned with your planner, and the route suits travellers who want both an island break and a city stay in one trip.
The onward journey from Phu Quoc to Ho Chi Minh City is not included in the price unless your written quote lists it. Your planner confirms the mode and timing, and flights are booked separately, so ask for the full list of inclusions.
Yes. Tell your planner if you prefer all six nights on the island, and the quote is adjusted. Phu Quoc alone suits a relaxed beach trip with no mainland visa step, while the mainland stay adds a city experience and its own e-visa requirement, so choose the option that matches your plans.
Four nights in comfort-category hotels on twin sharing, daily breakfast, sightseeing as per the itinerary, the Hon Thom cable car visit and a visit to Ham Ninh Fishing Village. Flights, other meals, entry fees and activities not listed are extra.
November to April generally offers the most reliable beach weather for the island days. December to February is peak season, so book early. Rain is heaviest from June to September, so the island days are less reliable in those months.
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