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Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc, also known as the "Pearl Island" situated in South Vietnam, is the largest island in the country, lying off the coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand, renowned for it’s white-sand beaches and resorts, along the palm-lined southwest coast. This pearl island has a variety of beautiful beaches stretching from the North to the South. Phu Quoc Island is more of a National Park featuring ninety-nine mountains, majestic hills and primeval forests with diverse flora and fauna. This remarkable island, along with the captivating Tho Chu archipelago and a collection of charming neighboring islands, forms an exceptional cluster of tourist destinations within Kien Giang Province.

Towards the North of the island lies some famous destinations such as Rach Vem Fishing Village, Hon Mot Island, Long Beach, Vin Wonders Phu Quoc, Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc. Meanwhile, in the South, the 12 islands of various sizes located in An Thoi Archipelago is an ideal stopover for nature exploration activities.

Phu Quoc is a beach gem, among which Ong Lang Beach, Starfish Beach, and Khem Beach stand out as exquisite coastal wonders. Ong Lang Beach enchants visitors with its tranquil atmosphere and soft white sands, offering a serene escape for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Starfish Beach, as the name suggests, captivates with its vibrant marine life and the opportunity to witness starfish scattered along the shoreline. This secluded beach is perfect for snorkeling and exploring the underwater wonders. Khem Beach, renowned for its pristine beauty, boasts crystal-clear turquoise waters and powdery sand that stretches for miles.

Bai Sao is a favorite stretch of sand with public and private areas, catered to by local restaurants serving cold coconuts and grilled seafood. Head to Vung Bau on the western coast, if you prefer peace and quiet, where one can have a spot all to yourself. Ong Lang is a long pristine beach perfect for families, Ganh Dau beach is a secret spot in the north of the island, and Bien Ba Keo is best for sunset-watching.

Hon Thom or Pineapple Island is connected to the Phu Quoc mainland by a spectacular eight-kilometer cable car ride, which lasts about 15 minutes one way, one of the longest in the world. The Sun World Cable Car has large windows allowing one to admire the fishing boats, forested islands, and the sweeping turquoise sea far below.

Phu Quoc is perhaps most famous for its endless coastline of white sand beaches, but the diversity of experiences possible on the island makes it an ideal vacation destination. Nature lovers have their pick of national parks and UNESCO-protected eco-tourism activities, adventure seekers can get their kicks with a dozen different water sports, hiking trails and the twenty-one other wild islands of the Phu Quoc Archipelago are just a boat ride away, waiting to be explored.

Phu Quoc is traditionally known for its fish sauce and black pepper products. The rich waters surrounding Phu Quoc are an important source of livelihood for fishing families on the island. Many fishermen catch anchovies that are carefully processed into the island’s famous fish sauce.