EXPLORE PHU QUOC

Some of fringing coral reefs in South Phu Quoc Island (An Thoi archipelago area) such as the one of Gam Ghi (or Dam Ngang Island), Fingernail Island (Hon Mong Tay) which is the most frequently visited island by most so-called snorkeling tours in Phu Quoc, a large area of corals account for 80 – 90% is under very bad heath condition or dead.

I. BASIC UNDERSTANDING OF PHU QUOC JELLYFISH 1. Jellyfish Season in Phu Quoc Jellyfish time in Phu Quoc starts at the end of November and lasts until the middle of December, serious time will be at the beginning of December til the middle of December, at some spots you can run into a swarm of...[Read More]

If we don’t act now, 90% of the world’s coral reefs could be gone by 2050. This would have devastating consequences for biodiversity and people worldwide. But for Phu Quoc it can come sooner by 2030 – 2040.   Vũng Bầu Coral Garden An Onshore coral garden The Vũng Bầu Coral Garden is an initiative...[Read More]

Introduction To Private Jet & Air Charter Flight to Phu Quoc By Onbird – The Official Authorized Partner Of JetVina in Phu Quoc – top tier air charter company  Phu Quoc, known as the Pearl Island of Vietnam, has become one of Asia’s most prestigious destinations for luxury travelers who seek privacy, comfort, and world-class...[Read More]

OnBird team removes fishing nets stuck on corals in coral reefs around Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam in an effort to save corals and restore corals in Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam. Abandoned fishing net which stucks on the corals, hindering photosynthesis process of coral photosynthesis algea, causing corals starve to death.   STATISTICS ON THE NUMBER...[Read More]

Spearfishing is actually legal in most US states, once you have your necessary license but spearfishing illegal and banned in European countries and Caribbean nations or marine protected areas so is Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam. There are also restrictions on species, catch limits and measurements of catch. Applying a minimum size on a catch ensures...[Read More]

This is the biggest coral ever found in Phu Quoc Island, located at the depth of around 7 – 8m at Half-moon Reef, Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam with the footer of 6m long and height of 3.5m. Diploastrea heliopora (Honeycomb Coral) is a species of cnidarians in the family Diploastraeidae. They are listed as near...[Read More]

  Karen, hailing from Macao, embarked on a flight from Hong Kong to Phu Quoc Island to partake in OnBird’s soft-adventure discovery snorkeling excursion, aimed at uncovering secluded coral sites. The video of her snorkeling excursion with OnBird   FLIGHT TO PHU QUOC ISLAND FROM HONG KONG   SNORKELING TOURS SUITABLE FOR HONG KONG GUESTS...[Read More]

Coral is not a single individual but a collection of tiny animals, they reproduce, develop and form large populations made up of hundreds of thousands of small individuals. Coral is divided into two types: Hard Coral and Soft Coral, in this article OnBird Phu Quoc will clarify with you some of the main differences between...[Read More]

The Coral Jungle Reef which is the heathiest coral reef with the highest coverage of coral (around 82.5%) across Phu Quoc Island