Hon Thom Cable Car is one of the most impressive structures in Phu Quoc, with a precise total length of 7,899.9 m, nearly 8 km crossing the sea. The cable car line departs from An Thoi Station (south of the island), passes over small islands such as Hon Dua and Hon Roi, and ends at Hon Thom Station, opening up a spectacular journey between the sea and sky.
This system was built using modern 3-rope cable car technology (comprising 2 track ropes and 1 haul rope) by Doppelmayr – a world-leading group in the cable car industry, ensuring high safety and stable operation.
Key Technical Specifications
- Number of cabins: 69 cabins, each with a maximum capacity of 30 passengers, equipped with air conditioning and modern amenities
- Maximum speed: 8.5 m/s
- Travel time: Approximately 15 minutes per trip
- Number of support towers: 6 towers, with the highest tower reaching 174m
- Maximum height: Over 100m above sea level, offering a “flying” experience over the ocean
With its outstanding length, Hon Thom Cable Car officially surpassed the Fansipan Cable Car line (approx. 6.3 km) to set a world record, becoming an unmissable tourism symbol when visiting Phu Quoc.


