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Phu Quoc Island Motorcycle Tour around Phu Quoc Island
Motorcycle tour around Phu Quoc Island http://www.hotsia.com > Phu Quoc Island > Motorcycle tour around Phu Quoc Island I spent one day riding a motorcycle almost all around Phu Quoc Island. I stopped whenever I found interesting places or beautiful beaches to relax and take photos. What I liked the most was meeting local people catching squid. I bought some and asked them to fry it for me right by the sea. They even gave me rice (fried squid I ate). It was a very memorable lunch. Read more about food on Phu Quoc Island (phu
Motorcycle rental on Phu Quoc Island is best done through the hotel where you stay for easier agreements and to avoid problems. Rental prices in January 2012: manual transmission 100,000 dong, automatic transmission 150,000 dong per day, about 100,000 or 150 baht. No documents are required to rent a motorcycle, just pay and you can use it for one day. The rental period depends on the agreement, usually 24 hours or returning around 2 PM. To avoid issues with lost motorcycles,
I recommend borrowing and returning the motorcycle at night to avoid paying 30,000 to 40,000 baht if the motorcycle is lost, as there is no insurance here like in many other big cities. Like other places in Vietnam, Phu Quoc drives on the right side of the road. Don't forget this, similar to Laos, because both countries were once under French rule. Myanmar was under British rule and drives on the left like Thailand, but Myanmar changed later. Enough history, back to Phu Quoc.
Roads on Phu Quoc Island are still incomplete, mostly single lanes. Taxi drivers here drive very fast. Some areas are dusty, but it's not difficult. This kind of challenge makes the trip fun. Motorcycle rentals here use a fuel system without a full tank guarantee. When delivering the bike, you just go to a gas station. When returning, just make sure the tank is filled. I call it a trust system for the driver. Both riders and passengers must wear helmets when riding motorcycles in Vietnam, whether in the city or remote islands like Phu Quoc. mr.hotsia January 2012
Stroll along the beach at Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam. Squid clip at Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam. Sichuan crab clip at Phu Quoc Island. Phu Quoc Island clip (Phu Quoc 10°9'57.239"N, 103°58'13.098"E GPS coordinates (POI)) The beach where I ate fried squid. Clear water, plenty of fish, lots of squid. 10°0'48.521"N, 104°0'50.729"E End of the beach. Riding the motorcycle around. 10°3'21.539"N, 104°2'9.54"E This beach is very beautiful with fine white sand like Samet Island. 10°3'9.269"N, 104°2'6.84"E Beautiful sandy beach at Phu Quoc Island.
10°12'45.365"N, 103°57'33.161"E Fuel refill all day costs 80 baht. 10°9'58.811"N, 103°58'13.457"E 10°9'57.929"N, 103°58'12.618"E Second beach where I met locals diving and spearing squid. 10°9'57.281"N, 103°58'13.422"E 10°9'57.33"N, 103°58'13.392"E Local boats returning from fishing nets at sea. 10°9'58.517"N, 103°58'12.888"E 10°9'58.284"N, 103°58'13.188"E This one weighs half a kilo. I bought it and asked them to fry it for 75 baht. The dipping sauce was excellent. 10°9'58.259"N, 103°58'12.942"E
A child watching his mother prepare squid for me. 10°9'58.284"N, 103°58'13.14"E Vietnamese woman watching the stranger Mr.Hotsia. 10°9'58.248"N, 103°58'13.122"E Sichuan crabs are abundant along the coast. 10°9'58.259"N, 103°58'13.038"E My meal today: squid for 75 baht. The rest was given for free. The kindness of Vietnamese people on Phu Quoc Island. 10°9'59.369"N, 103°58'13.344"E Most roads on the island look like this. 10°6'11.531"N, 103°59'1.338"E Taking a break with Vietnamese iced coffee. 10°1'18.486"N, 104°1'3.78"E
Vietnamese navy uniform. 10°2'32.514"N, 104°1'0.299"E Unusual monument in Vietnam. 10°3'21.438"N, 104°2'9.234"E Tourists sunbathing and swimming. 10°3'21.551"N, 104°2'9.659"E Sandy beach at Phu Quoc Island. 10°3'21.749"N, 104°2'8.975"E 10°3'9.203"N, 104°2'6.917"E 10°3'9.491"N, 104°2'6.354"E 10°3'52.943"N, 104°1'6.252"E 10°8'50.909"N, 104°2'17.064"E 10°13'1.812"N, 103°57'24.383"E Vietnamese woman buying snacks near the sunset viewing area.
10°10'36.587"N, 103°58'7.296"E 10°10'36.54"N, 103°58'7.152"E Mr.hotsia enjoying the trip. 10°9'57.276"N, 103°58'13.236"E 10°9'56.7"N, 103°58'13.302"E 10°9'56.615"N, 103°58'13.314"E 10°9'58.517"N, 103°58'12.894"E 10°9'58.307"N, 103°58'13.164"E Vietnamese locals returning from fishing nets. 10°9'58.223"N, 103°58'13.068"E Sea at Phu Quoc Island. This squid weighs half a kilo. Child watching mother prepare squid. 10°9'58.601"N, 103°58'12.924"E 10°9'58.157"N, 103°58'13.248"E
Salted dogfish. 10°9'58.307"N, 103°58'13.169"E 10°9'58.331"N, 103°58'13.14"E 10°9'58.271"N, 103°58'13.074"E 10°9'13.073"N, 103°58'23.508"E 10°6'11.7"N, 103°59'1.134"E Genuine pearl shells shaped like hearts. 10°6'13.811"N, 103°59'1.584"E Pearl farms here. 10°6'12.222"N, 103°59'0.936"E 10°6'11.969"N, 103°59'0.9"E 10°0'48.443"N, 104°0'50.472"E The southern end of the island is a large pier. 10°0'48.461"N, 104°0'50.472"E Vietnamese woman waiting for her boyfriend who went fishing.
10°1'4.272"N, 104°0'49.481"E 10°1'4.464"N, 104°0'50.021"E 10°2'32.346"N, 104°1'0.42"E Not allowed to take photos here. 10°3'21.743"N, 104°2'9.018"E 10°3'21.672"N, 104°2'9.15"E 10°3'21.287"N, 104°2'9.383"E Sandy beach at Phu Quoc Island. 10°3'21.365"N, 104°2'9.378"E 10°3'21.575"N, 104°2'9.546"E 10°3'9.161"N, 104°2'6.696"E 10°3'9.197"N, 104°2'6.761"E White sandy beach at Phu Quoc Island. 10°3'53.111"N, 104°1'6.318"E 10°8'16.967"N, 104°0'20.423"E
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