Yacht Rental on Phu Quoc

I would like to recommend @Ksenia_BigTravelChat. We booked a private speedboat for a trip to the southern islands just for our group. Everything was perfectly organized, and Ksenia responds very quickly. The boat was great and clean. On board, there was water and an ice box to chill our wine and prosecco. The staff were polite, and most importantly, we were taken to the islands before anyone else arrived, so we had time to take lots of photos (once the main group tours arrive, this becomes impossible due to the crowds). We had our own drone and flew it a lot, but we also used the free drone filming included in the price, and the finished photos were sent to me immediately via AirDrop. Thank you, Ksenia, for organizing such an amazing island trip! 🙏🏼

Hello Ksenia, we were absolutely delighted with the excursion — we really loved everything. We especially liked the guide, he was a wonderful man. We were also very happy that you included the coconut prison, because at first it wasn’t part of the plan, but we really wanted to go there. One girl in our group was particularly excited about the coconut prison. It was great that they let us try everything, not just listen to explanations — we tasted fish sauce and even some alcohol there. Overall, we were truly impressed with your work. We still have another excursion with you — we booked a yacht (well, a boat) with you on the 23rd. So far, everything is great. And thank you so much for Mikhail as well — he helped us a lot, and we’ve been getting around everywhere using his tickets for several days now.

Five Islands excursion: at the second location, photo and video shooting is offered and is included in the price. On site, you can rent flowing dresses, as the photos are taken on swings. You can bring your own outfit to avoid spending time changing clothes. The beaches were clean, there were no waves, and there were no extra stops at questionable shops with pressure to buy something. The guides were Igor and Marina, so it was easy to ask any additional questions. Some toilets were paid — 10 dong, showers 20 dong, so it’s better to have some small change with you. Lunch was filling and Vietnamese-style.

Safari + Starfish Beach: at the zoo, we additionally took a buggy — this costs +100 dong per person, which helps avoid walking in the heat and allows you to see everything in time. There was an excellent bird show, very interesting animal areas, and the park itself is well designed with plenty of shade. Lunch was very tasty, and you can also try the freshest oysters and sea urchins there for 50–60 dong per piece. I recommend doing it there, as in other places it’s not always clear how fresh they are. The road to Starfish Beach is quite challenging, so I wouldn’t recommend going there on your own — there is road construction, and riding a motorbike in the dark would require serious driving skills. The guides were Maria and Anh. Maria knows a lot about life in Vietnam and shares detailed information, while Anh is Vietnamese and speaks Russian well because he studied in Ufa. It’s very interesting to talk with them — they explain local traditions, where to buy things, and share lots of other useful tips.