VinWonders and Vinpearl Safari sit next to each other at Bai Dai, in the northwest of Phu Quoc. In 2026 the theme-park ticket is 1,050,000 ₫ if you are 140 cm or taller. The one-day combo with the safari is 1,500,000 ₫. Grand World, the third site in the same corner, is free and is better after dark.
The complex is about 30 km north of Duong Dong. VinBus route 17 runs there from the airport. From Duong Dong, a scooter or a hired car is the practical way.
The short version
- VinWonders: rides, water park and shows. 1,050,000 ₫ from 140 cm, 800,000 ₫ from 100 cm to under 140 cm and for seniors, free under 100 cm. Open 9:00am–7:30pm. Ticket notes say new guests are turned away after 7:00pm.
- Vinpearl Safari: open zoo plus a safari bus. Standard ticket 950,000 ₫ from 140 cm, 710,000 ₫ from 100 cm to under 140 cm and for seniors. The homepage lists 9:00am–4:00pm. A show-schedule page still says 8:30am. Arrive for 9:00, for the first bus and the 9:30 flamingo feed.
- Combo price: one-day VinWonders and Safari is 1,500,000 ₫ for an adult and 1,100,000 ₫ for a child or senior. Two adult tickets bought separately are 2,000,000 ₫, so the combo saves 500,000 ₫. Promotions change the gap.
- Grand World: free entry. Vinpearl lists it as open 24 hours. The lights and shows are in the evening.
- All three are in Ganh Dau, about 30 km north of Duong Dong. VinBus route 17 runs from the airport. From town, use a scooter or a car.
VinWonders Phu Quoc
VinWonders is a full-scale theme park covering around 60 hectares on the northwest coast. It is divided into themed zones: a Mediterranean-style central boulevard, ride sections (roller coasters, drop rides, and a family coaster), a water park area with slides and pools, an indoor gaming and arcade zone, and a performance stage running shows throughout the day.
Tickets (official price page, October 2026):
- 140 cm and over: 1,050,000 ₫
- 100 cm to under 140 cm: 800,000 ₫
- 60 and over: 800,000 ₫, ID required
- Under 100 cm: free
The 950,000 ₫ adult figure is the old list price. Book on the VinWonders site. The park lists 9:00am–7:30pm every day. Ticket notes say new guests are turned away after 7:00pm.
The rides: The ride offering is solid for a Vietnamese theme park but not on a par with major international parks. The water rides are the strongest asset, particularly useful on a hot afternoon. The indoor zones provide air-conditioned relief mid-day and are worth using during the hottest hours.
Shows: Live shows run through the day. Pick up the schedule at the gate, because the quality varies. The Once show is listed daily at 6:45–7:05pm. That is the one to stay for. The board has the stage.
How long to spend: Allow 5–6 hours if you want the main rides without rushing. The gate is 9:00am, but most ride zones open at 10:00, so the first hour is the European street. Save the water park for early afternoon. It has been listed as closing around 5:30pm, along with the Viking village. The park is busier from about 10:30am.
Food inside: Restaurants and stalls are all over the park, and they cost more than the same meal in Duong Dong. Outside food and drink are not allowed, except food for children or someone on a special diet. That is the park’s own rule. A packed lunch for adults is not a loophole.
Practical tips:
- Vietnamese public holidays double or triple the ride queues. Go another day if you can.
- The standard ticket covers the rides and the water park. Lockers and anything else you ask for are extra.
- Lockers are at the entrance and near the water park. Use one if you are carrying anything you would mind losing.
- Most ride zones open at 10:00am. The water park and the Viking village have been listed as closing around 5:30pm. Do not leave either until the end of the day.
Vinpearl Safari
Vinpearl Safari is next to VinWonders. One half is a walking zoo (primates, birds, reptiles). The other is the safari bus, through paddocks with lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinos and hippos. The bus loop takes about 30–40 minutes. With the walking zoo, allow 2.5–3 hours. Families with children under about 10 often get more out of this than out of the rides.
Price in 2026. The official Safari price table lists 950,000 ₫ from 140 cm, 710,000 ₫ from 100 cm to under 140 cm and for anyone 60 or over, and free under 100 cm. A notice dated 7 January 2026 listed the same ticket at 850,000 ₫, with children and seniors at 650,000 ₫. That notice is still online. The live table is the 950,000 ₫ one. Flash sales still cut it, so check the site on the day. Families staying nearby can use the combo as the reason to base in the north: see family resorts.
Combo. The official price page lists a one-day VinWonders and Vinpearl Safari ticket at 1,500,000 ₫ for an adult and 1,100,000 ₫ for a child or senior. Bought separately, the adult pair is 1,050,000 ₫ plus 950,000 ₫, so 2,000,000 ₫. The combo is 500,000 ₫ less per adult. A two-day ticket that also covers a Grand World tour has been listed at 1,700,000 ₫. Do not mix those two products up at the checkout.
Best time. Arrive for 9:00am. That is the opening time on the Safari homepage, and it is when the first bus goes. A show-schedule article lists 8:30am–4:00pm, so the gate may let you in earlier. The open zoo has been listed until about 2:00pm, and the buses until about 3:20pm, with the last bus around then. If the board at the gate disagrees, believe the board. The animals are livelier early, and the first bus queue is the short one.
Feeding runs twice at several enclosures. The park says the times move with weather and the animals’ health, so read the board. The published morning slots that are worth planning around:
| Animal | Morning feed |
|---|---|
| Flamingos | 9:30–9:45 |
| Chimpanzees | 10:30–10:45 |
| Bengal tigers | 11:00–11:15 |
| White lions | 10:40–10:50 |
There is an afternoon round as well. The animal show on the performance stage is 10:00–10:30 every day, and 2:00–2:30 except Tuesday and Wednesday. Shows are included in the ticket.
What to skip: The marine show draws a bigger crowd than it deserves. The bird show is shorter and more consistently good.
Grand World
Grand World is the third property in the Ganh Dau complex. It is architecturally unlike the other two: a recreation of a European canal district with coloured building facades, a gondola canal, indoor galleries, and a pedestrianised restaurant and retail strip. Entry is free, and Vinpearl lists the district as open 24 hours — not from 9:00am with the theme park. Revenue comes from individual activities — gondola rides, entry to the Teddy Bear Museum, specific shows — and from the restaurants and shops.
When to go: Do not bother during the daytime. The lighting is off, the shows don’t run, and the whole district looks like an empty film set in daylight. Come after 5:30–6:00pm when the lights come on, the entertainment schedule starts, and the restaurant strip fills. Plan dinner here as your close to a day at VinWonders and the Safari.
What to do: Walk the canal circuit (about 30 minutes at an easy pace), decide if a gondola ride appeals, check the Teddy Bear Museum if you have children who’d enjoy it, and pick a restaurant for dinner. The dining range is broad — Vietnamese street food on the pedestrian strip, sit-down seafood restaurants, and Western café options. Prices are slightly above island average but not unreasonable.
Getting between properties: Grand World has its own entrance adjacent to VinWonders. The three properties are connected by walking paths; there is no need to get back in a car or scooter to move between them.
How a full day works
A family day that puts the safari first:
- 9:00am: Safari. Take the first bus, then stay for the 9:30 flamingo feed.
- Late morning: Walk over to VinWonders. Most ride zones open at 10:00, so you are not as late as it feels.
- 1:00pm: Lunch inside one of the parks. Outside food is not allowed into VinWonders, apart from food for children or a special diet.
- Early afternoon: Water park, on the same VinWonders ticket. That zone has been listed as closing around 5:30pm.
- 5:30pm: Grand World, once the lights are on.
- 6:30–8:30pm: Dinner there. A gondola if anyone still has the energy.
If the rides matter more than the animals, reverse the morning and be at VinWonders for 9:00am. With very young children, drop the afternoon rides and stay in the safari’s walking zoo. There is more shade.
GetYourGuide sells an entry pass covering VinWonders, Vinpearl Safari and Grand World, listed from US$34 per person. What you can enter depends on the option you pick, so read it before you pay (checked 13 Oct 2026). Compare VinWonders tickets on GetYourGuide
Is it worth it?
For families with children: Yes. The combination of rides, large animals, and Grand World’s evening entertainment covers a full day and works across a wide age range. Buy the VinWonders + Safari combo online before you arrive.
For adults without children: Conditional. Two adult VinWonders tickets are 2,100,000 ₫ before the safari. If theme parks and zoos are your thing, it is well run. If they are not, the same money goes further on a boat to the An Thoi islands and a good dinner.
During the rainy season: A strong option. When afternoon thunderstorms make beach plans unreliable (typically July–September), the largely indoor and covered sections of VinWonders provide a sensible alternative. Grand World in the evening is especially good on a clear post-rain night.
Getting there
Ganh Dau is about 30 km north of Duong Dong on the northwest tip of the island.
- VinBus routes 17 and 19: run from the airport to Grand World, then a free internal shuttle covers the last stretch to VinWonders. Since 1 January 2026 the public routes charge 50,000 ₫ for a full-route ride and 20,000 ₫ for a shorter hop. A VinWonders, Safari or Grand World ticket still rides the Vinpearl shuttles free. Which end of the island to sleep at is in where to stay in Phu Quoc.
- Scooter: 45–50 minutes from town; free parking at all three venues. The road is straightforward.
- Hired car or minivan: the most comfortable option with young children or luggage. Ask your hotel to arrange a half-day car hire, or book through Grab.
- Grab: works for the journey up from Duong Dong, but can be slow to respond at the Ganh Dau end for the return trip. Arrange a pick-up time in advance or ask your driver to wait.
After the complex, Bai Dai beach is a short drive away on the northwest coast — a good place to stop on the way back if you want to finish the day at the water.
For where to stay on the island, /hotels/ lists accommodation across all areas. If you are planning other activities and tours around your VinWonders day, the activities index covers excursions across the island. What the tickets do to a daily spend is in Phu Quoc on a budget.
FAQ
What is the Vinpearl Safari ticket price in 2026?
Standard admission is 950,000 ₫ from 140 cm, and 710,000 ₫ for children from 100 cm to under 140 cm and for seniors. Under 100 cm is free. The one-day combo with VinWonders is 1,500,000 ₫ for an adult.
What is the best time to visit Vinpearl Safari?
Arrive for 9:00am. That is the opening time on the Safari homepage, the first bus, and early enough for the 9:30–9:45 flamingo feed. A show-schedule article still says 8:30am, so you may get in early. VinWonders next door opens at 9:00am and runs until 7:30pm.
Is the combo worth the price?
For one adult it saves 500,000 ₫ against the two standard tickets (1,050,000 ₫ plus 950,000 ₫). Buy it if you are doing both. If you only want the animals, buy the safari ticket on its own.
Is Grand World free?
Yes. Entry is free and Vinpearl lists it as open 24 hours. You pay only for things like the gondola, the Teddy Bear Museum, shows and meals. Go after 17:30, when the lights and shows start.
How do I get to VinWonders and the Safari?
Both are in Ganh Dau, about 30 km north of Duong Dong. VinBus 17 or 19 goes from the airport to Grand World for 50,000 ₫ for a full ride, then a free shuttle continues to the park. A scooter from town takes about 45–50 minutes.
