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Hòn Mây Rút ISLAND

Hòn Mây Rút

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Recommended Time4 hours

May Rut Island

Hòn Mây Rút Phú Quốc

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Nestled in the heart of the An Thoi Archipelago, Hon May Rut is home base for endless kayaking, paddle board, snorkeling, and speed boat charters. Governed by Hon Thom Commune, privately owned Hon May Rut provides visitors a true Vietnamese style island experience. Visitors can enjoy a fresh shore seafood lunch, relax on a hammock, camp on the beach, and explore other nearby islands.

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Mây Rút Island

May Rut Island is located 10 kilometers south of An Thoi Town and it is widely considered to be one of Phu Quoc’s best “all around” island. The island is privately owned by a small family who have been living here for many years and welcome all tourists to explore what this island has to offer. There’s a nice white sand beach, offshore snorkeling and freediving opportunities, camping, and more all to be had on May Rut Island.

May Rut Island (Hòn Mây Rút) is an up and coming ecotourism site. The family here farms their own food.

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WHERE TO STAY

With permission of the family, or our group, you can camp on May Rut Island in Phu Quoc.

Why we love May Rut Island

Local Experience

May Rut Island is owned by a Vietnamese family who have live here for many years. You will get to experience true island local living.

Fresh Seafood

The restaurant on the island has their own fish farm so you can enjoy fresh seafood for lunch.

Free Diving

The reefs surrounding the island are just shallow enough to make for a perfect freediving spot.

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Last updated: January 2021. Prices, schedules and opening hours change — check locally before you rely on them.

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