PHU QUOC SNORKELING – DIVING

Scuba Diving is a kind of attractive activity to anyone who is keen on exploring the sea besides Snorkeling. However, it requires some advanced techniques and knowledge to do scuba diving safely because unlike snorkeling, scuba divers will use some dedicated equipment to descend and ascend whereas snorkeling requires advanced personal skills to descend or...[Read More]

The most distinctive sea anemones are recognized by their robust stalks and heads adorned with short, vividly colored tentacles, making them a captivating sight for snorkelers and divers. Anemone colonies are not prevalent in Phu Quoc Island, with their presence concealed within expansive coral reefs in both North and South waters. Nevertheless, specific coral reefs...[Read More]

OnBird takes pride in maintaining the highest hygienic standards among scuba diving and snorkeling operators on Phu Quoc Island. How can we guarantee this exceptional level of cleanliness?” In snorkeling experiences, OnBird consistently offers top-tier equipment that adheres to stringent hygiene standards. Distinguishing itself from other snorkeling tours, OnBird specializes in “marine life discovery &...[Read More]

Tour operations are available throughout the year, unaffected by the rainy season. OnBird distinguishes itself from traditional snorkeling tours by venturing beyond the usual spots frequented by mainstream tours. By uncovering lesser-known coral locations, inaccessible to larger groups or necessitating a profound comprehension of water conditions and underwater topography, OnBird offers a unique and immersive...[Read More]

One of the most frequent irritations experienced while snorkeling or diving is the persistent fogging of the diving mask, which significantly hampers underwater visibility. This fogging occurs because the cooler water temperature causes the air inside the mask to condense, forming moisture on the mask’s surface. Such condensation can lead to considerable discomfort for snorkelers...[Read More]

Many families with young children aged between 4 to 12 years old seek a delightful snorkeling experience in Vietnam, a nation boasting over 3000 kilometers of coastline adorned with exquisite coral reefs. Destinations such as Da Nang, Nha Trang, Hoi An, Qui Nhon, Phu Quoc, Con Dao, and Tho Chu offer promising aquatic adventures. If...[Read More]

Sometimes you look at corals that have hard shapes like rocks, soft like trees,…but they have a strange ability to reproduce that makes you wonder if corals are really animals or plants. In this article, we will answer: Is coral an animal or a plant? Where does the color of the coral come from?  ...[Read More]

The presence of fish is essential in maintaining the balance of algae growth on coral reefs, preventing the reefs from being overgrown and stifled. When fish are fed human food, their natural behavior adjusts, potentially leading to a situation where they neglect to graze on harmful algae, allowing it to proliferate unchecked. Notably, in Phu...[Read More]

1. SITUATION IN PHU QUOC Button Polyps, an invasive coral, are causing negative ecological impacts on coral reefs. They encroach on hard coral habitats, preventing them from receiving sunlight and starving them. We have discovered a type of invasive coral that is a real “coral killer” and is currently one of the biggest dangers to...[Read More]

Coral Hill stands as an extensive cluster of Flowerpot coral (Goniopora) situated in South Phu Quoc Island, marking the second-largest flowerpot coral cluster of Phu Quoc documented by OnBird. Goniopora stokesi, commonly known as Flowerpot coral, features a spherical shape with elongated tentacles. This genus of colonial stony coral thrives in lagoons and murky water...[Read More]