Boat trips

Swim with the sea-life, or catch it for dinner

What we say:

Several tour operators on Phu Quoc offer the chance to get off the island and into the sparkling turquoise water that surrounds it.

The most popular option is a full day of either snorkelling or diving -- expect to pay around $17 for snorkelling, $30 and up for diving.

Other tours will take you on a circle around the island to a few off-the-track beaches, to the deserted islands to the south, or on a night time squid hunt.

The last option seems to be particularly popular -- once you've caught a squid, the onboard chefs will prepare it in several different ways.

Most guesthouses have brochures from a few different companies, and can arrange the tours for you.

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