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Why Is Anti-fog Mask Important For Snorkeling & Diving?
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]
ARE CORALS ANIMALS OR PLANTS?
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]
CORAL HILL, THE PHU QUOC’S SECOND LARGEST FLOWERPOT CORAL CLUSTER
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]
DRIFT SNORKELING IN PHU QUOC ISLAND, VIETNAM | Soft-adventure Snorkeling
Drift diving is a type of scuba diving where the diver is transported by the water movement caused by the tide, an ocean current or in a river. And drift snorkeling is also a type of snorkeling that snorkeler is transported by the water current which allows you to cover a much larger area of...[Read More]
THE SOFT-ADVENTURE SNORKELING & ISLAND HOPPING EXCURSION WITH 2 BRITISH TRAVEL BLOGGERS
The couple Molly and Matt own the YouTube channel Dabble and Travel, launched in December 2018 with more than 32,800,000 video views and 202,000 followers.
CORAL JUNGLE REEF – THE HEALTHIEST CORAL REEF IN PHU QUOC ISLAND, VIETNAM
The Coral Jungle Reef which is the heathiest coral reef with the highest coverage of coral (around 82.5%) across Phu Quoc Island
DIRECT FLIGHTS BETWEEN PHU QUOC AND BANGKOK IN OCTOBER AT LOW FARES
Thai Vietjet will connect Vietnam’s famous tourism island of Phu Quoc with Thailand’s capital city of Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi), starting October 12, 2022, offering further opportunities and flexible travel choices to its passengers while boosting tourism recovery after the travel restrictions have been lifted. In the beginning, the Phu Quoc – Bangkok route will...[Read More]
Comprehensive Monthly Phu Quoc Weather Guides Based on OnBird’s Observations
The weather-related information serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking reliable data concerning Phu Quoc Island, particularly pertaining to aquatic activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, and kayaking in the region. OnBird’s advanced information: Contrary to widespread misconceptions found online, it is possible to visit Phu Quoc year-round and partake in snorkeling and diving...[Read More]
NORTH-EAST CORAL REEF – A CORAL CITY IN THE SOUTH OF PHU QUOC ISLAND
1. OVERVIEW OF THE NORTH-EAST CORAL REEF IN THE PHU QUOC Often referred to as the “coral city” of South Phu Quoc Island, the Northeast coral reef stands out as one of the most stunning coral formations in Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam, boasting a rich array of coral species. Situated 16 kilometers south of Phu...[Read More]
CAULIFLOWER CORAL – PHU QUOC ISLAND CORAL OBSERVATIONS
Pocillopora meandrina, commonly known as cauliflower coral, is a species of coral occurring in the Indo-Pacific and Pacific oceans. As this coral lives in shallow reef environments then we found the domination of this species at the depth of 1m – 1.5m most of coral reefs in Phu Quoc, such as at Coral Steep (a...[Read More]
