Ride the world's longest cross-sea cable car | A family day in the southern part of Phu Quoc Island

Bring a cup of local Vietnamese egg coffee, take the world's longest cross-sea cable car to overlook the sea view, have fun surfing at the Phu Quoc Water Park, stroll around Sunset Town with the sunset, get a massage at a popular spa to wash away the day's fatigue, and finally visit a night market for a seafood dinner... A day in the southern part of Phu Quoc Island is both fulfilling and relaxing~ Tickets: Buy cable car and water park tickets online one day in advance; the two tickets are linked and cannot be purchased separately. 【1-day itinerary: Southern Island Cross-Sea Cable Car - Phu Quoc Water Park - Sunset Town - Massage - Taxi to the largest night market in the central area - Return to hotel】 In the morning, take a taxi to the cable car station. Before boarding, order an egg coffee and a coconut coffee at a café opposite P11, bring the coffee on the cable car, and enjoy the nearly half-hour ride while sipping coffee, overlooking the scattered islands and boats in the sea~ Note: The cable car closes for a break at noon! Opening hours: 9:00-11:30, 13:30-17:00 Water Park Open from 9:00 to 18:30 Divided into three zones: Screaming Zone, Family Zone, and Lazy River drifting. Spent the whole day here with the kids; the dads playing along almost got exhausted. Lunch was pizza, with a long queue because ordering was very slow. We finished playing by 16:00 to shower and change clothes, and left by 16:30; otherwise, if the cable car stops at 17:00, you have to pay extra for a boat ride, which takes longer... Returning to Phu Quoc Island just in time for the evening, bask in the sunset at Sunset Town, find a popular massage shop for a massage experience including hair wash, full-body massage, and foot kneading. Foot massage for 60 minutes costs about ¥120 and feels comfortable up to the calves; hair wash for 30 minutes costs ¥40, but the head massage during the wash felt quite cool due to wet hair, which I personally didn’t like much. At night, take a taxi to Yang Dong Night Market in the central area. The seafood here is much cheaper than in restaurants and the northern night market. Recommend a very popular food stall, see P8; it’s very crowded and the taste is indeed good~ Fried ice cream is a specialty here and a must-try. The ice cream vendors toss spatulas and perform various tricks to attract customers, becoming a local attraction.