Nearly 8 km above the sea, past emerald islands and An Thoi’s fishing village: the Hon Thom cable car is a once-in-a-lifetime ride.
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The Hon Thom cable car links An Thoi town with Hon Thom Island over nearly 8 km and was once recognised as the world’s longest three-rope sea-crossing cable car. Each way takes about 15–20 minutes.
What you will see from the cabin
- An Thoi fishing village and its colourful boats.
- The small islands of the An Thoi archipelago and sea shifting from jade to deep blue.
- A panorama of Sunset Town and the South Island coast as you leave the station.
Tips
- Tickets come as packages (cable car, water park, buffet); prices vary by season.
- Take early slots to avoid crowds; the last return is usually in the late afternoon.
- Cabins may pause in strong wind – follow the operator’s announcements.
Read the full Hon Thom cable car and Sun World review, plus Aquatopia water park.
By tour
The Hon Thom cable car, Nautilus yacht and May Rut Trong combo covers air, sea and island in one day. As a couple, choose the Mediterranean Romance – Cable Car – Kiss of the Sea tour.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Hon Thom cable car?
Nearly 8 km; it was once recognised as the world’s longest three-rope sea-crossing cable car.
How long does the ride take?
About 15–20 minutes each way.
Where is the Hon Thom cable car station?
In An Thoi on the South Island, near Sunset Town.
