Symphony of the Sea returns, making Phu Quoc the only island with two fireworks shows every night.

Symphony of the Sea is performed at 7:45 PM every evening at Sunset Town Bay. The show amazes visitors with its spectacular fireworks display, lighting effects, and extreme sports performances. In particular, along with the Kiss of the Sea show, featuring breathtaking fireworks 365 days a year, Symphony of the Sea officially bestows a new title upon Phu Quoc – the only island in the world with two fireworks displays every night.

In its initial reopening, the show captivated thousands of visitors with 1,000 explosive fireworks set to vibrant music, combined with laser effects and exhilarating Flyboard, Jetski, and Jetsurf performances on the sea. A spectacular symphony of sea, fireworks, and light, offering an unforgettable visual experience.

“I was overwhelmed by tonight's show because of its elaborate and spectacular nature. This will be the most worthwhile show to see in Phu Quoc this year,” said Mr. Tran Ga Guu, a tourist from Bac Lieu, unable to hide his surprise at the world-class performance in Phu Quoc.

The 2025 version of “Symphony of the Sea” is a collaboration between Sun Group and two global entertainment giants: H2O Events and Laservision – companies that have created Guinness World Record-breaking shows. Therefore, each performance is a blend of art and technology, perfectly synchronized, providing viewers with a spine-chilling experience.

Arthur Levet, a French tourist, shared: “The show was absolutely amazing, and the fireworks really thrilled us. As a Frenchman, I want to live in Vietnam right now; this town is incredibly amazing, with two fireworks displays every night. I think everyone needs to visit Phu Quoc.”

Beyond the overwhelming scale of the fireworks, the Ocean Symphony also impressed with its spectacular water sports performances. 21 international athletes, carrying world records, showcased their top-notch skills with Jetski, Flyboard, and Jetsurf. The high-speed water racing of jet skis and the acrobatic leaps, spins, and soaring through the air amidst water columns of the flyboard created a scene that was both powerful and breathtaking.

At the same time, the entire space was “magically” illuminated by Laservision, a leading global brand in light shows. Hundreds of high-powered laser beams sweep across the sea surface, blending with water, smoke, and LED lights to create a vivid three-dimensional effect, making viewers feel as if they are lost in a giant universe of light.

Every moment is precisely calculated down to the millisecond: light, music, water, and the movements of the athletes harmonize perfectly, transforming Sunset Town beach into one of Vietnam's largest outdoor stages.

Tickets for the show start from only 600,000 VND per person. Visitors can also choose the "Dinner Show" combo at Sun Bavaria GastroPub, which includes dinner, Sun KraftBeer craft beer, and show tickets, for 850,000 VND – a price many visitors consider excellent value.

“In Europe, shows can cost 100 euros (~2,800,000 VND) or more. Here, we can watch the show and have dinner right by the sea – an amazing experience for the price,” shared Mikael Johansson, a Swedish tourist.

The return of Symphony of the Sea not only brightens the Phu Quoc sky every night but also affirms a new step forward for Vietnamese tourism, where technology, art, and nature blend to create world-class experiences. From dazzling fireworks displays and spectacular laser lights to the exhilarating emotions of thousands of spectators on the beach, everything has transformed Sunset Town into the entertainment capital of Phu Quoc Island at night.