Phu Quoc · fishing at dawn
Two fishing spots, breakfast and lunch on board
We head out to sea before dawn on a boat just for your group: two fishing spots, a fresh catch, breakfast and lunch on board and a swim in a quiet bay.
The base programme is already included in the price. Below is what you can add.
The captain chooses fishing spots to suit the weather and the sea. Times are approximate.
We pick you up at your hotel and drive you to An Thoi port in the south of the island.
Meet the captain, a short safety briefing — and off towards the sunrise.
We fish at the first spot. Tackle and bait are already on board, and the crew will show you what to do.
Banh mi, fruit, coffee and tea.
The captain picks the spot to suit the weather and the bite.
We keep fishing, with different tackle where possible.
A stop in a quiet bay: you swim and relax while the crew prepares lunch.
Hot dishes and seafood. If luck is on your side, your catch will be cooked for lunch.
The trip back and transfer: you’re at your hotel around 2:30 pm.
No extra charges along the way. Everything below is already in the price.
Not included: alcohol, personal expenses, optional tips for the crew and add-ons you didn’t choose.
The rules that apply to every tour.
No. The crew will give you a briefing, hand out tackle and bait and help on the spot. It suits beginners and keen anglers alike.
The catch depends on the sea and the weather, and nobody can guarantee it. The captain moves between spots to improve the odds, and breakfast, lunch and the swim happen either way.
Yes, if the catch allows: the crew will cook it for lunch on board.
“Open-sea fishing” is all about fishing: setting out before dawn, two fishing spots and breakfast on board. “Paradise islands” is about islands and coral: snorkeling in the An Thoi archipelago and a quiet bay, with fishing as just one of the stops.
Yes. While some fish, others watch the sunrise, swim and relax. Up to 6 guests per boat; we’ll confirm children’s ages when you book.
A hat, sunscreen, light long-sleeved clothing, swimwear and a towel. If you get seasick, take something for it in advance.
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