Phú Quốc Island is Vietnam's largest and most famous island, known for its white-sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, and luxury resorts, yet still retaining pockets of authentic fishing village life and natural charm.
In the Gulf of Thailand, off the coast of Cambodia but belongs to Kiên Giang Province, Vietnam.
Long Beach (Bãi Trường): Most popular, near the main town (Dương Đông), lined with resorts, restaurants, and beach bars.
Sao Beach (Bãi Sao): Famous for powdery white sand and calm turquoise waters.
Khem Beach (Bãi Khem): Secluded, upscale vibe, near luxury resorts.
Gành Dầu & Ông Lang: Quieter beaches, ideal for sunsets and swimming.
Take the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car to Hon Thom.
Enjoy water parks, snorkeling, and marine activities.
Covers about 50% of the island.
Offers hiking, birdwatching, and guided eco-tours.
Family-friendly amusement park with rides, shows, and water park.
Safari is Vietnam’s largest open zoo, with over 150 species.
Lively spot for street food, souvenirs, and seafood.
Try dishes like grilled sea urchin, coconut ice cream, and squid pancakes.
Hàm Ninh and Rạch Vẹm are peaceful, photogenic villages known for stilt houses, fresh seafood, and starfish beaches.
Snorkeling & Diving: Around the An Thới archipelago and northwestern islets.
Kayaking & Paddleboarding: Inlets and calm bays are ideal.
Pepper Farms & Sim Wine: Visit plantations to see how Phú Quốc pepper and local rose myrtle wine are made.
Fish Sauce Factory Tour: The island produces Vietnam’s best nước mắm (fish sauce).
Luxury: JW Marriott, InterContinental, Regent, and Fusion Resort.
Mid-range: Cassia Cottage, Lahana Resort, The Shells.
Budget: Hostels and homestays in Dương Đông or along Long Beach.
By Air: Direct flights from Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Đà Nẵng, and international cities like Bangkok and Seoul to Phú Quốc International Airport.
By Ferry: From Rạch Giá or Hà Tiên (mainland Vietnam).
Dry Season (November–April): Ideal weather—clear skies, calm seas, less rain.
Rainy Season (May–October): Fewer tourists, greener landscapes, but some heavy rains.
No visa required for up to 30 days if flying directly to Phú Quốc (even for most foreigners).
Rent a scooter to explore the island, but be cautious—roads can be uneven or unpaved in places.
Respect local customs, especially when visiting temples or fishing villages.