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Ride the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car to Hon Thom Island for a buffet lunch and a day at Aquatopia Water Park. Expect panoramic cabin views, family-friendly attractions, and easy access from Phu Quoc.
Ride the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car to Hon Thom Island for a buffet lunch and a day at Aquatopia Water Park. Expect panoramic cabin views, family-friendly attractions, and easy access from Phu Quoc.
You step into a glass-front cabin and the island falls away: turquoise reefs, fishing boats like bright coins, and the slim green arc of Hon Thom rising from the sea. The 15-minute crossing feels like moving through a living map — reefs, channels and the quiet geometry of sandbars slide beneath you as the mainland blurs into horizon.
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Operated by Explore Vietnam sun leisure world · An Thoi, Kien Giang
You step into a glass-front cabin and the island falls away: turquoise reefs, fishing boats like bright coins, and the slim green arc of Hon Thom rising from the sea. The 15-minute crossing feels like moving through a living map — reefs, channels and the quiet geometry of sandbars slide beneath you as the mainland blurs into horizon.
Hon Thom (Pineapple Island) is the largest isle in the An Thoi archipelago. Geologically it’s a coral-and-limestone fringe shaped by monsoon swells; culturally the area is tied to An Thoi’s long fishing traditions and seasonal markets. The cable car itself is a modern landmark — a Guinness World Record holder for longest sea-crossing — and it transformed access to the island, bringing families for beach time, seafood lunches and the Aquatopia water park.
Expect a mix: relaxed beach sections and a hyper-modern water park with slides and pools. Snorkeling and jet-ski vendors operate from small beaches (separately paid). Local food centers on fresh seafood; the included buffet gives a quick taste of island-style dishes and ocean views.
Practical guidance: arrive early to avoid peak cabin lines (cable runs 9am–5pm). Carry reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and swimwear; the park opens at 10am so schedule the crossing to maximize park hours. Mobility-friendly access is available but check specific lift and boarding assistance if traveling with reduced mobility. If you want quieter shorelines, plan for late afternoon departures back to the main island.
The crossing takes about 15 minutes each way and spans nearly 8 kilometers over sea.
The tour notes wheelchair accessibility at terminals, but check with the operator about boarding assistance for cable car cabins.
A buffet lunch on Hon Thom Island is included in this tour price.
Yes — there are beaches and snorkel vendors, but equipment and guided snorkel trips are usually paid on-site and conditions depend on weather.
Explore Vietnam sun leisure world operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a glass-front cabin and the island falls away: turquoise reefs, fishing boats like bright coins, and the slim green arc of Hon Thom rising from the sea. The 15-minute crossing feels like moving through a living map — reefs, channels and the quiet geometry of sandbars slide beneath you as the mainland blurs into horizon.
You step into a glass-front cabin and the island falls away: turquoise reefs, fishing boats like bright coins, and the slim green arc of Hon Thom rising from the sea. The 15-minute crossing feels like moving through a living map — reefs, channels and the quiet geometry of sandbars slide beneath you as the mainland blurs into horizon.
Hon Thom (Pineapple Island) is the largest isle in the An Thoi archipelago. Geologically it’s a coral-and-limestone fringe shaped by monsoon swells; culturally the area is tied to An Thoi’s long fishing traditions and seasonal markets. The cable car itself is a modern landmark — a Guinness World Record holder for longest sea-crossing — and it transformed access to the island, bringing families for beach time, seafood lunches and the Aquatopia water park.
Expect a mix: relaxed beach sections and a hyper-modern water park with slides and pools. Snorkeling and jet-ski vendors operate from small beaches (separately paid). Local food centers on fresh seafood; the included buffet gives a quick taste of island-style dishes and ocean views.
Practical guidance: arrive early to avoid peak cabin lines (cable runs 9am–5pm). Carry reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and swimwear; the park opens at 10am so schedule the crossing to maximize park hours. Mobility-friendly access is available but check specific lift and boarding assistance if traveling with reduced mobility. If you want quieter shorelines, plan for late afternoon departures back to the main island.