Phu Quoc Cable Car cabins on cables strung between tall concrete towers over the sea and green islets of the An Thoi archipelago

An Thoi – Hon Thom · Phu Quoc, Vietnam

Phu Quoc Cable Car

A 15-minute ride of nearly 8 km across the sea, from Sunset Town to Hon Thom island over the islets of the An Thoi archipelago.

Tickets

The Phu Quoc Cable Car, officially the Hon Thom Cable Car, runs 7,900 m from An Thoi Station in Sunset Town, at the southern tip of Phu Quoc, to Hon Thom island. On the way it crosses open sea and passes over the islets of Hon Dua and Hon Roi. The ride takes 15 minutes each way.

The cable car holds the Guinness World Record for the longest non-stop three-rope cable car. The ticket also covers Aquatopia Water Park and Exotica Village at the island end.

Location
An Thoi, Phu Quoc, Vietnam
Length
7,900 m
Ride
15 minutes
Opened
2018
Tallest tower
174 m above sea level
Cabins
69, up to 30 people each

What the ride gives you

Water park included

The standard ticket covers Aquatopia Water Park and Exotica Village on Hon Thom, so pack swimwear.

Nearly 8 km of sea

Most of the line runs over water between Phu Quoc and Hon Thom, with the islands of the An Thoi archipelago spread below.

30-person cabins

Large three-rope cabins that sway only slightly as they pass the towers. Window seats give the best photos.

Afternoon light

Later in the afternoon the light over the islands turns softer and warmer than in the midday glare.

The route

Two stations with nearly 8 km of sea between them. You board in Sunset Town; there is no stop on the islets in between.

Type
Cable car
Length
7,900 m
Ride
15 min
  1. An Thoi Station

    Departure station in Sunset Town at the southern tip of Phu Quoc, near the Kiss Bridge.

    Map

  2. Passes over Hon Dua

    The first islet the cable crosses.

  3. Passes over Hon Roi

    The second islet on the way to Hon Thom.

  4. Hon Thom Station

    Island terminal of Sun World Hon Thom, with Aquatopia Water Park and Exotica Village.

    Map

Service stops for maintenance from 11:30 to 13:30 every day, and queues peak either side of the break.

Tickets and prices

Cable car, adult

825,000 VND

Cable car, child · 679,000 VNDWith buffet, adult · 1,116,000 VNDWith buffet, child · 873,000 VND

Children from 100 to 139 cm pay the child price; under 100 cm ride free. Evening shows, combos and cancellable tickets are on the tickets page.

  • Return cable car
  • Aquatopia Water Park and Exotica Village
  • Kiss Bridge in Sunset Town
All tickets

Where to board

An Thoi Station is in Sunset Town at the southern tip of Phu Quoc, about 25 km south of Duong Dong, the island's main town.

How to get there
Address
Hon Thom Cable Car Station (An Thoi Station), Sunset Town, An Thoi, Phu Quoc, Vietnam
Operating hours
Daily: 09:00 ⁠–⁠ 11:30 · 13:30 ⁠–⁠ 17:00
The line stops daily between the two sessions for maintenance. Times change with the season, so check on the day.

Questions before you ride

Is the Phu Quoc cable car worth it?

If you want the sea views and a day at Aquatopia, yes: one ticket covers both. Plan 4 to 6 hours in all.

What time does the cable car run?

Roughly 09:00 to 11:30 and 13:30 to 17:00, with a daily maintenance stop in between. Times change with the season, so check on the day.

Can you get off at Hon Dua or Hon Roi?

No. Those are islets the cable passes over; the only stations are An Thoi and Hon Thom.

What should I bring?

Swimwear and a change of clothes for the water park, a hat and sunscreen. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and you cannot re-enter once you leave.

Is it suitable for everyone?

It is not recommended for pregnant women, seniors or people with conditions such as high blood pressure or epilepsy. It is not stroller- or wheelchair-accessible.

When is it least busy?

Around 09:30 to 10:00, or after 15:30. Queues can be long just before and just after the midday break. On Vietnam's national holidays — Tet (Lunar New Year), 30 April and 1 May — it can be crowded all day.

Are Hon Thom's beaches open?

Parts of the island's beach area are under construction ahead of APEC 2027, so some beach spots may be closed when you visit.