Hon Thom, also known as Pineapple Island, is the largest island in the An Thoi archipelago, located about 5 km south of the mainland as the bird flies. Hon Thom has an area of about 3 km², belonging to the An Thoi archipelago with a total area of about 5.7 km². Hon Thom Island is also likened to a precious gem because of its wonderful beauty with long fine white sand beaches, clear and cool blue sea water along with unspoiled old forests, creating a harmonious beauty between the forest and the surrounding area. The sea attracts tourists all year-rounds.
Hon Thom is the largest island in the group of 12 islands south of Phu Quoc, surrounded by islands: Hon Dam Trong, Hon Dau, Hon Dua, Hon Gam Ghi, Hon Kho, Hon Kim Quy, Hon May Rut Ngoai, Hon Mong Tay, Hon Roi, Hon Trang, Hon Vang, Hon Vong, Hon Xuong (Robinson Island) with the system deep, blue water, many beautiful and fancy rapids, marine life is extremely diverse and colorful. Besides, you can swim at beaches such as: Bai Nom, Bai Nam, Bai Chuong, Bai Trao, … This is also a place for aquaculture and pearl farming, which is also the reason many people so called Pearl Phu Quoc Island.
Located in the heart of the vast sea, Hon Thom island not only attracts visitors by the scenery of coconut trees casting shadows on the fine sand, embracing the dreamy, blue sea but also by its attractive beauty right from the first touching eye and all in love at the first sight. For those who love adventure, they can participate in exciting activities to conquer rocky slopes. Guests who like to have fun have cable cars and Sun World entertainment complex.