Dinner with Symphony Show And Firework Of Kiss Of The Sea

The main draw here is the nighttime show over the water. Jetskis cut across the sea to music and colored lights during Symphony of the Sea, followed by singers, dancers, and fireworks. You then watch Kiss of the Sea from the restaurant rather than from the main show area.

I like the easy evening shape: dinner and entertainment in one place, with hotel pickup available. I also like the mix of a craft beer, live music, sea views, and fireworks, which gives couples and families plenty to watch without moving around Phu Quoc after dark.

The catch is the pricing and ticket detail. The advertised price is $26 per person, but a 250,000 Vietnamese dong surcharge applies for Symphony of the Sea, and transport or an in-person guide may cost extra. Confirm every charge and your seating position before paying.

Key points to know before booking

• Symphony of the Sea runs from November through April, so check the season before you reserve.
• Kiss of the Sea is viewed from the restaurant, not from the main show venue.
• A 250,000 dong Symphony surcharge applies, and the base price may not cover every show element.
• Dinner includes one craft beer, bottled water in the car, and a private table according to the supplied inclusions.
• Hotel pickup and air-conditioned transport are optional, not automatically included in every booking.
• The current rating is 3.7 from 99 bookings, with strong praise for the sea show but serious complaints about extra charges, seating, and communication.

The evening begins at Sun Bavaria GastroPub

The evening is scheduled to start around 7 p.m., when a car collects you from your hotel if you have selected the transfer option. The drive ends at Sun Bavaria GastroPub, where the setting is built around warm lights, wooden decoration, and a social dining atmosphere.

You receive a welcome drink on arrival. That small touch helps you settle in, especially if you are not familiar with the venue or the larger entertainment complex around it.

The restaurant is the practical center of the evening. You do not need to find a second dining spot, arrange a taxi between shows, or search for a good place to watch the fireworks. That convenience is the real value for many couples and families.

Still, I would not assume that your table will have the best possible view simply because you selected a private table. A booking for a private table with a good view resulted in a less desirable position for some customers, including a table near larger groups. Ask for written confirmation of the table location and view before the evening begins.

Dinner, craft beer, and an important meal question

Dinner is described as a fine-dining meal with creative dishes combining local Phu Quoc flavors and international cooking. One craft beer is included, and your table is intended to be private.

There is a point that needs clarification: the meal has also been described as a buffet by people who booked the experience. That is a meaningful difference. A plated dinner gives you a slower restaurant meal, while a buffet is more casual and may suit families better but offers less control over seating and timing.

I would contact the operator before booking and ask three direct questions:

• Is dinner plated or buffet-style on my chosen date?
• What food and drink are included beyond the one craft beer?
• Does my table have a confirmed view of the sea and stage?

The dining period is listed as roughly 7 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. That is enough time for a relaxed meal, but not enough for a long, leisurely dinner if the show schedule is strict. If you have children, note that the adult-style price may feel high for young diners who eat little or do not drink the included beer. A separate child price is not stated.

Symphony of the Sea brings jetskis onto the stage

The strongest part of the evening is likely Symphony of the Sea, scheduled from about 7:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. The sea becomes the performance space, with jetskis racing across the water as music, lights, and fireworks build around them.

This is not a quiet sunset cruise or a small cultural performance. It is a large-scale evening production designed for visual impact. You watch fast movement on the water, changing illumination, and bursts of fireworks from your restaurant position.

The show is seasonal. Symphony performances run only from November through April, so do not book this package in the other months expecting the same program. The supplied information also lists a 250,000 dong per-person surcharge for the Symphony show. That surcharge is important because the headline price of $26 may not be the final total.

One booking issue deserves special attention. The information presents Symphony of the Sea and Kiss of the Sea as separate shows, and one customer expected both to be included but found that separate tickets were needed. The safest approach is to ask for a complete price breakdown showing dinner, Symphony, Kiss of the Sea viewing, transport, and any holiday surcharge.

Live music and dancing from 8:15 to 9 p.m.

After the water show, the mood shifts toward a stage performance. Singers perform popular music, dancers add movement and color, and the audience is encouraged to clap or sway along.

This middle section matters because it keeps the evening from being only a meal followed by a short fireworks display. You get a full entertainment block from approximately 8:15 p.m. to 9 p.m., with a more social feel than the focused jetski show.

I would set your expectations correctly. The supplied details do not name the singers, dancers, or musical program, so you should not book this for a particular artist or style. Think of it as general live entertainment that links the main spectacles together.

For couples, this is the easiest time to enjoy a drink and talk while still having something on stage to watch. For families, the changing music and movement may help hold attention between the larger show moments.

Fireworks over the sea at 9 p.m.

The final scheduled section runs from 9 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., with high-altitude fireworks over the water. From the restaurant, you can watch the bursts overhead and their reflections on the sea.

This is the romantic payoff. You do not need to leave your table to find a viewing place, though your sightline will depend heavily on where the restaurant seats you. That makes the table issue more than a minor detail. A poor position could turn a dramatic finale into a partly blocked view.

The fireworks also give the evening a clear ending. If you arrange your own return transport, plan around the 9:30 p.m. finish rather than assuming the show will end earlier. When hotel transfer is included in your chosen option, confirm the pickup point and the return price before departure.

What you actually see of Kiss of the Sea

The name of the experience places strong emphasis on Kiss of the Sea, but the details make an important distinction: you view this show from the restaurant.

That means you should not assume you receive the same seating, effects, or perspective as someone holding a ticket for the main performance venue. You may see the show from a distance, with the restaurant functioning as your viewing location.

This arrangement may suit you if you want dinner, a table, and a convenient evening without moving through a large venue. It may disappoint you if your main goal is to experience Kiss of the Sea from inside the formal show area.

Ask before booking whether a separate Kiss of the Sea ticket is included. The supplied information records confusion about Symphony and Kiss being separate productions, so this is not a detail to leave vague.

Price, surcharges, and what $26 really buys

At $26 per person, the package looks attractive for an evening that combines food, a craft beer, live entertainment, and fireworks. The value is strongest if you want convenience and do not want to organize each part yourself.

The price becomes less clear once optional items are added. A 250,000 dong per-person surcharge applies for Symphony of the Sea. Hotel pickup and drop-off are optional, air-conditioned car transfer is listed as optional, and an in-person guide has another surcharge. Vietnamese holiday dates can also carry an extra fee.

The included elements are listed as:

• Dinner at the restaurant with a private table
• One craft beer
• Bottled water in the car
• Online tour-guide support
• Hotel pickup and drop-off when selected as part of the option

The word private should not automatically be taken to mean best-view seating. Confirm the actual table location. Also confirm that bottled water will be available, since one booking reported that the promised water was missing.

For a solo diner, the price may be harder to justify if you are mainly interested in the fireworks. For a couple, the combination of dinner and shows can make sense, provided the final price is clear. For a family, calculate the total carefully, since the supplied information does not state a reduced child rate.

Transport and communication need careful checking

The available transport is by air-conditioned car, with hotel pickup and return offered as an option. On paper, this is useful. Phu Quoc evenings are easier when you do not need to bargain for a taxi after fireworks or find your way through a large entertainment area.

But confirm the transfer price in writing. One booking involved a change of driver and an additional demand for payment on return, producing a much higher total than expected. You should have the agreed transport cost, pickup location, and return arrangement saved in a message before the car arrives.

The tour includes online guide support, and an in-person guide costs extra. No individual guide name is provided. If you want someone to meet you, explain the seating, manage tickets, and help with the venue, ask specifically for the in-person guide option rather than assuming online support covers those duties.

The available language list is broad, including English, French, German, Frisian, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Vietnamese, and Traditional Chinese. That refers to guide support options, not necessarily a live guide present throughout your evening.

Seating can make or break the experience

Your view is central to the value of this outing. Jetskis, lights, and fireworks are best enjoyed when the sea and stage are in front of you, not behind a crowd or at the far edge of the venue.

The experience information promises a private table, but the supplied booking feedback includes a serious complaint about being moved from a paid outdoor table near the sea to an inferior position. That is not a small service problem. It changes what you are buying.

Before you pay, ask for:

• The exact table category
• Whether the table is indoors or outdoors
• The expected view of Symphony of the Sea
• The expected view of Kiss of the Sea
• Whether the table can be changed after arrival
• Any difference between standard and premium seating

Keep screenshots of the answer. If the operator cannot explain the seating clearly, you should treat the view as unguaranteed.

Who will enjoy this Phu Quoc night

I would recommend this for a couple who wants an easy romantic evening with dinner, music, and fireworks. It also suits anyone who prefers a planned night and does not want to coordinate separate restaurant, show, and taxi bookings.

Families may enjoy the fireworks and jetskis, but the value depends on the final child price and food arrangement. Ask about portions or buffet access before paying an adult-style rate for children.

This is less suitable for you if you want a quiet local meal, a small traditional performance, or complete control over your viewing position. It is also a poor fit if you dislike large entertainment productions or unclear add-on fees.

The current overall rating is 3.7 from 99 bookings. The most positive part of the available feedback is clear: Symphony of the Sea can be genuinely impressive. The weakest points are also clear: communication, extra charges, missing promised items, and seating changes.

Booking advice for a smoother evening

Choose a date between November and April if Symphony of the Sea is essential. Ask for the total price in Vietnamese dong and request a written list of what it covers.

At the venue, confirm where to go, whether dinner is buffet or plated, and which show you are about to watch. If you have paid for a particular table, compare the assigned seat with the category you purchased before settling in.

Keep the operator’s messages and voucher available on your phone. One booking involved a replacement voucher arriving through WhatsApp shortly before the start, so do not rely only on a paper or original digital confirmation.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later. Those terms give you some flexibility, but they do not remove the need to check seasonal operation, show tickets, and transport charges first.

Should you book Dinner with Symphony Show and Firework of Kiss of the Sea?

Book it if you want a convenient, spectacle-heavy evening and you are prepared to confirm the final price and table location. The jetski performance and fireworks are the strongest reasons to go, and dinner makes the night simple.

I would not book it without written clarification on the Symphony surcharge, Kiss of the Sea access, transport cost, and seating. If those details are settled, this can be a pleasant Phu Quoc date night. If they remain vague, buy the dinner and show elements separately so you know exactly what you are paying for.

FAQ

When does Symphony of the Sea operate?

Symphony of the Sea operates from November through April.

Is hotel pickup included?

Hotel pickup and drop-off are optional and depend on the option booked. Air-conditioned car transfer is also listed as optional.

Is an in-person tour guide included?

No. Online tour-guide support is included, while an in-person guide requires an additional surcharge.

What food and drink are included?

Dinner at the restaurant, a private table, and one craft beer are included. The supplied information also mentions bottled water in the car. Confirm whether your meal is plated or buffet-style.

Is there an extra fee for Symphony of the Sea?

Yes. A surcharge of 250,000 Vietnamese dong per person is listed for Symphony of the Sea.

Where do I watch Kiss of the Sea?

With this experience, you watch Kiss of the Sea from the restaurant. The supplied information does not confirm that a separate main-venue ticket is included.