Phu Quoc is fast becoming an unrivaled destination in Southeast Asia. For starters, anyone of any nationality can visit visa-free. Because Vietnam has classified the 22-island archipelago as a special economic zone. But more than that, the country’s largest island is a tropical playground for inquisitive travelers in search of unique experiences. Discover beaches, a UNESCO-designated national park, the lively downtown, artisanal products, the world’s longest cable car system, and much more.
Mot Islet is a hideaway in the Northeast of Phu Quoc which features both clear sea and dense forest. As it is only about 200 meters from the main island, you can walk directly in the water or use...
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Stretching nearly 8 km across open sea between An Thoi Station and Hon Thom Island, this is the world's longest three-rope sea-crossing cable car - a Guinness World Record holder that delivers 15...
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From the time Phu Quoc was settled, fishing has been an integral part of life on the island. Ham Ninh, Rach Vem and other charming fishing villages dot Phu Quoc's shores. Beachfront eateries and...
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The dish is not only impressive for its "loud name" but also attracts tourists by its rich, fishy, crunchy, sweet, and sour taste of various ingredients from the coastal provinces. The fish-based...
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Phu Quoc is known for its handcrafted 'nuoc mam' (fish sauce). Nuoc Mam Phu Quoc is made by fermenting layers of fresh anchovy and local salt. The signature fish sauce is famous for its pungent...
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Three types of ridgeback dogs exist in the world, and one of them comes from Phu Quoc. Ridgeback Dog Conservation Centres work to preserve this rare breed. Visitors can walk through the forest to...
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Walk through a Phu Quoc pepper garden in the dry season and the scent hits you before the vines do - sharp, earthy, and warm, with a heat that rises off the peppercorns drying in the sun. ...
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Soft and fresh herring in bite-sized fillets mixed with onion and grated coconut make for a unique salad of Phu Quoc Island. In addition, the dish is not complete without the dipping sauce made...
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Sim (rose myrtle) grow only in a few places in Phu Quoc and Vietnam's mainland. A few decades ago, locals on the island started turning the berries into syrups, candies, jams and wines. Sim...
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The waters of the Gulf of Thailand around Phu Quoc have produced some of Southeast Asia's finest cultured pearls since the early 1990s. What started as a small artisan industry has grown into one...
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Duong Dong town is Phu Quoc's compact capital. It is pronounced sa-zoo-ong. Shops and restaurants line busy streets, while colorful boats fill the harbor. At the nearby pagoda, locals pray for...
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Banh Kheo (pies of skillfulness) is a popular sweet nibble for locals and travelers. This is a mini selection of Vietnamese pastries from all over the country. The curious name was given because...
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Private boat tours offer a taste of the open waters. Go fishing for squid and other seafood, and then dine on your fresh catch the crew has cleaned and prepared. Island-hopping around the An Thoi...
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Most visitors arrive on Phu Quoc for the beaches. But roughly 70% of the island is something else entirely: dense, ancient rainforest protected as a UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Reserve. Vườn...
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Sunset Town is located at the south end of Pearl Island. It has another name which is “Mediterranean Town” of Phu Quoc. The place is one of the sought-after check-in spots. The complex is an...
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Aquatopia Water Park – Southeast Asia’s largest water park with more than 20 modern games & 6 themed check-in zones. This is an ideal stop for enthusiastic aquaholics. Aquatopia Water Park...
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The plane banks left over the Gulf of Thailand, and below you a green island fringed with pale sand comes into view. Or you're on the upper deck of a high-speed ferry, salt air off the bow,...
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Ice Jungle is Vietnam's most modern light art amusement park, featuring hologram screens using 3D mapping technology, interactive sensors, illumination lighting and advanced immersive media...
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Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC) sits approximately 9 kilometres south of Bãi Trường (Long Beach), placing most beachfront resorts within a 10 to 20-minute drive of the arrivals hall. The...
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By the time the gondolas start gliding at dusk, the canal banks glow amber, and the first notes of a live performance carry across the water, you understand why locals call Grand World Phu Quoc...
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Tien Son Peak is a must-visit mountain peak looking toward Ham Ninh fishing village. The adventure to the top of Ham Ninh Mountain will take you through the jungles of the southeastern area of Phu...
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Located in the northwest of Phu Quoc Island, the Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc Park is the first semi-wild zoo in Vietnam. Currently, it has about 3,000 animals in 150 species. They are from rare...
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With an area of nearly 50ha, this is the largest theme park in Vietnam. Cultures around the world and many fairy tales inspire VinWonders' theme and architecture. VinWonders Phu Quoc offers 6...
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Vietnam's only legal casino open to local players sits on the northern tip of Phu Quoc, and as of late 2025 it is permanently accessible to eligible Vietnamese nationals. Whether you are...
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The road to Star Beach (Bãi Sao) narrows as it winds south through the tree line, and then the bay opens up: white sand, shallow turquoise water, and the quiet hum of a beach that still earns its...
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Bãi Khem (Khem Beach) sits at the southern tip of Phu Quoc, about as far from the island's busy resort corridor as you can get. The crescent-shaped bay faces east, the sand runs cream-white, and...
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Phu Quoc stretches across the Gulf of Thailand as the country's largest island - a shoreline-rich destination where silken sands, luminous waters, and copper sunsets define daily life. From...
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Phu Quoc earns its name “Pearl Island”. White-sand beaches stretch toward turquoise water. Jungle-covered hills rise inland. Each evening, the Gulf of Thailand turns the western horizon into a...
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Phu Quoc earns its title as Vietnam's "pearl island" not just through turquoise waters and white-sand shores - but through a dining scene that now commands genuine respect. Today's traveler...
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As the sun drops toward the Gulf of Thailand, it ignites the horizon in amber and rose-and the beach bars along Long Beach come alive. The range spans from low-key bohemian shacks draped in...
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Found 29 kilometres south of Duong Dong in An Thoi commune - Coconut Tree Prison, officially the Phu Quoc Prison History Museum, is a national historical relic that preserves one of Vietnam's most...
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Phu Quoc is warm every month of the year, with average temperatures sitting between 27°C and 35°C regardless of season. Two distinct periods shape the calendar: the dry season from November to...
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The largest temple on Phu Quoc island is Ho Quoc Pagoda. Its other name is Truc Lam Ho Quoc Monastery. The pagoda has a superior position on the back of the mountain, facing the sea. The pagoda's...
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