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There is one sailing departure on Phu Quoc and it is a shared one: 3,600,000 VND (about $138) per guest on La Fiesta Libera, a 24-metre sailing catamaran that VEGAYACHTS describes as the largest sailing vessel in Vietnam, with a stated capacity of 74 people including crew.
The operator's own unit is '/ 01 khách' — per one guest — so the figure is a seat, not the boat.
The boat has been receiving guests on Phu Quoc since October 2024 and works out of Sunset Town in An Thới, at the southern tip of the island. Ask what the fare covers and which pier the catamaran uses when you book.
A 50%-off offer expired on 31 December 2024; 3,600,000 VND (about $138) is the base rate.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Fiesta Libera — 24-metre sailing catamaran off Phu Quoc | — | up to 74 guests | ₫3,600,000 per person |
Operators: VEGAYACHTS - Phu Quoc
An excellent place for a getaway: the catamaran stops near islands where the water is crystal clear, and the trip includes a delicious lunch, fishing, and snorkeling. The guide is incredibly upbeat and fun, sharing lots of interesting facts about Vietnam.
We had a family vacation on an evening tour. The trip is simply amazing and unforgettable. Excellent service, spacious catamaran and responsible staff. Guide Margarita met all the guests at the port and showed attention and care throughout the trip, and bartender Katya is a real hostess, won the hearts of all the guests. Thank you!
I've had a lot of wonderful feelings and emotions left after visiting yacht party with vegayachts. First of all - they've got top locations for us to swim and have fun. Second of all - they've got best service - party had unlimited beer and soft drinks, one of the best dj's I've heard in years. Comfiest boat with nicest guides - Lena and Margo. With best wishes - I'd advise everybody buy a yacht tour only with Vegayachts. By the way - price policy is more than nice.
Sailing here means one boat and one format, so the useful comparison is with the motorised day trips that leave from the same end of the island.
A seat on La Fiesta Libera sits above the speedboat and wooden-boat island days and below the private charters. What you get for the difference is a sailing catamaran of 24 metres rather than a tour boat, and a departure from Sunset Town in An Thới rather than a transfer to a working harbour.
| Format | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sailing catamaran | La Fiesta Libera, per guest | 3,600,000 VND (about $138) |
| Island day by speedboat or wooden boat | per person, from | 720,000 VND (about $28) |
| Island day, top of that range | per person | 1,950,000 VND (about $75) |
| Private charter | the whole boat, from | 5,900,000 VND (about $227) |
Two things are worth putting in the booking message. Ask what the fare covers — meals, drinks, snorkelling gear and transfers are all worth naming rather than assuming. And ask which pier in Sunset Town the catamaran leaves from: it has been sailing with guests on Phu Quoc since October 2024, and the berth is confirmed together with your booking.
Important
the catamaran carries up to 74 people including crew, so this is a large shared deck rather than an intimate charter.
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