Kung Phu Marks

26/03/2026

Hello to all people planning a trip of a life time riding Vietnam International driving laws explained clearly to make sure you are riding 100 percent legally in Vietnam , please please share with the public to make sure you have a perfect holiday , these are easy to obtain if you check with your countries process of obtaibing a 1968 Convention International driving licence which is only between £6 - £8 in pounds and all you need is 2 x passport size photos and a small application form to fill in , here at Kung - Phu - Marks in Phu Quoc as my google reviews will confirm for me the customers safey is my priority for you and your fellow travellers to have peace of mind for your holiday / travels , please inbox me for any further advice and i will assist with any help i can including rental if you are planning a trip here to Phu Quoc in Vietnam , Kind regards Mark Aylmore.

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22/03/2026

30/12/2025

When I first came to Vietnam, I fell in love with this country almost immediately. And when I ended up on Phu Quoc, I realised it fits me perfectly as a place to live.

For a long time, I just watched how things work here.
Vietnamese people are incredibly hardworking and responsible - I truly respect that.

But when it comes to service, especially for travelers from Europe, expectations are often a bit different.
People want to communicate in English. They want to feel supported, not left alone if something goes wrong.
They want a more personal approach.

That was one of the main reasons I decided to start this rental. For me, it’s not just about handing over a scooter and disappearing. It’s about being around: sharing advice, helping with routes, and staying in touch during your ride.

If something happens on the road, you won’t be on your own. I’ll always do my best to help, so your time on the island stays easy and enjoyable.

If you’re planning a trip to Phu Quoc and thinking about riding a scooter here - feel free to DM me.
Happy to help.

29/12/2025

It’s hot today. And days like this are made for beaches.

One of the things I love about riding a scooter here is how easy it is to change plans. One beach in the morning. Another one after lunch.
No schedules. ust ride, stop when you want, move on when you feel like it.

You can do that on taxis or tours too. But you’ll spend a lot in one day. On a scooter, the island feels smaller and closer.

If you feel like exploring Phu Quoc your own way, just DM.

27/12/2025

Yesterday we got a message from a guest. They were riding in the very north of the island and suddenly felt something was wrong with the bike. We asked them to leave it in a safe spot and headed there right away.

More than 20 km under the heat, across the island.
When we arrived, the wheel was completely flat. We tried to pump it - no chance. So we carefully transported the bike to the nearest place where the tire could be replaced.

Not fast. Not easy. But safely. The bike is fine now and ready to ride again.

Things like this can happen on the road - different roads, heat, sharp stones. That’s normal. What matters is what happens next.

If anything goes wrong, just message me. That’s a part of riding: you’re never alone out here.

DM if you want a safe ride through the island

26/12/2025

There are many ways to explore Phu Quoc. You can take taxis. Join tours. Follow someone else’s schedule.

Or you can take a scooter and ride on your own. Stop when you want. Turn where it feels right. Sit longer when a place catches you.

For me, a bike isn’t about getting somewhere fast. It’s about moving at your own pace and letting the island show itself.

If you ride here too - I think you know what I mean. And if you want to try it - DM me for the coolest scooters on the island 😉

24/12/2025

Mornings here usually start the same way.
Checking the bikes. Wiping dust. Preparing for the rides
Making sure everything feels right before the island wakes up.

If you’re curious about riding around Phu Quoc - feel free to DM.

23/12/2025

Last day on the island 🌴🛵
Matching colors, stylish scooter, no rush.
Our guests decided to take a ride around Phu Quoc before leaving. And honestly, that’s the best way to say goodbye to the island.

If you ever feel like doing the same, you know where to find us.
DMs are always open.

22/12/2025

Riding a scooter in Vietnam can be an amazing experience. But only when the bike is in good condition.

Over time, I’ve learned to pay attention to small things:
brakes that respond instantly, tires with real grip, lights you can trust at night, an engine that feels predictable, not “surprising”.

Most people don’t check these details. Not because they don’t care, but because they don’t know what to look for.
And usually, problems only become visible when something already goes wrong.

That’s probably why I’ve become a bit obsessed with how I maintaine my scooters. For me riding should always feel calm, safe, and enjoyable, not stressful.

I’ll keep sharing things I’ve learned on the road: small details that make rides better and safer.

What’s the first thing you personally check before renting a scooter or bike?

21/12/2025

Evenings like this are why I love island life on Phu Quoc.

20/12/2025

Mornings on an island feel different.

No traffic yet. Just warm air and quiet roads.

I love riding around Phu Quoc early, before the island fully wakes up.
Not to get somewhere — just to move and see how the day begins.

Do you enjoy early mornings when you travel,
or are you more of a night person?