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FEED THE OCEAN – CONSERVE PHU QUOC MARINE LIFE
Dear our valued customers, OnBird Phu Quoc is excited to invite you to participate in our newly launched campaign called “Feed The Ocean” initiated by Sasa Team Marine Animals Rescue. All you need to do is be present and observe with care. Please kindly see details below: I. FEED THE OCEAN CAMPAIGN INTRODUCTION 1. Current situation...[Read More]
Consuming snails and giant clams is not recommended on island-hopping and snorkeling tours with Onbird
MAIN CONTENTS [hide] Giant Clams Are Under Great Pressure In Phu Quoc Giant Clams Role – Dont Consume Giant Clam and Snail Eliminating Seafood Sales on Snorkeling Tours Giant Clams Are Under Great Pressure In Phu Quoc In Phu Quoc, the giant clam population is under significant strain due to overfishing. The substantial demand for these...[Read More]
PHU QUOC CONSERVATION MOORINGS
PHU QUOC CONSERVATION MOORINGS UPDATE/ NEO BẢO TỒN CHO TÀU TẠI PHÚ QUỐC Before the Lunar New Year break, our team at OnBird – Soft-Adventure Journeys has completed the early stage of our mission to contribute conservation moorings for parts of Phu Quoc Island which can help: Reduce the amount of contact between the mooring...[Read More]
HOW IMPORTANT ARE CORAL REEFS? ON A NEED-TO-KNOW BASIS
Before reading the following article, please take a moment to look at the picture. Isn’t this an amazing view? Wouldn’t you love to see it firsthand while snorkeling? This captivating scene from the documentary “Chasing Coral” mesmerizes viewers with the breathtaking beauty of a vibrant coral reef in New Caledonia. It illustrates one of...[Read More]
PHU QUOC WATERS SEE CORAL BLEACHING ADMID GLOBAL EVENT
During the peak hot period of April and early May 2024, OnBird’s observation detected a large-scale coral bleaching event occurring in Phu Quoc. The mass coral bleaching event, the second in the past decade, comes amid relentlessly rising global sea temperatures. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the International Coral Reef Initiative’s (ICRI)...[Read More]
Diving Deep into Phu Quoc’s Marine Heart – Exploring the Enchanting Underwater World
The first moment you submerge yourself in Phu Quoc’s azure waters is truly an unforgettable experience. Sunlight filters through the surface, casting shimmering, ethereal rays that illuminate a magnificent scene below – vibrant coral reefs, akin to a living rock forest beneath the ocean. It’s no coincidence that Phu Quoc is celebrated as one of...[Read More]
The Sea Turtles of Vietnam | A Rare Encounter in Phu Quoc’s Coral Reefs
For millions of years, sea turtles have quietly journeyed across the world’s oceans, undertaking some of nature’s most awe-inspiring migrations. In Vietnam, they were once a common sight along coastal waters. Today, however, that image is fading—and in Phu Quoc, spotting a sea turtle in the wild has become an exceptionally rare and meaningful...[Read More]
6 Amazing Snorkeling Spots in Vietnam You Can’t Miss
Vietnam isn’t just about stunning mountains, endless rice fields, and ancient cultural sites. With over 3,260km of coastline and thousands of islands big and small, Vietnam is also a hidden paradise for ocean lovers who want to explore the mysterious underwater world. This article will take you to Vietnam’s 6 most beautiful snorkeling spots, give...[Read More]
OnBird Phu Quoc – Pioneering Sustainable Tourism and Transformation
On World Tourism Day 2025 (September 27), UN Tourism announced the global theme:“Tourism and Sustainable Transformation: Inclusive – Resilient – Regenerative.” For OnBird Phu Quoc, these are not just three words. They embody a holistic vision we strive to bring to life in every single journey we design. Inclusive means opening the door to everyone –...[Read More]
OnBird Reports Encouraging Outcomes from Phu Quoc Coral Nursery.
The coral reef is often dubbed the “rainforest of the sea”—it serves as the bedrock of ocean life, offering shelter and foraging grounds for thousands of marine species. However, in many areas, including Phu Quoc, coral reefs are facing severe degradation due to climate change, bleaching events, and irresponsible human activities such as exploitation and tourism....[Read More]
