Many tourists consider Phu Quoc, which has extensive stretches of white sand, to be the top beach vacation spot in Vietnam. The west-facing beach on Phu Quoc is unique among Vietnamese beaches because it allows guests to unwind and take in the lovely sunset while still breathing in the sea air.

When it comes to gorgeous beaches in Phu Quoc, Bai Dai is consistently at the top. Bai Dai owns up to 20 kilometers of shoreline, as suggested by its name. Luxury villas and resorts can be found south of Bai Dai. Rustic villages can be found if you head north toward Duong Dong town.

A few miles south of the island, Bai Sao resembles the entrance to heaven with its swaying palm trees, crystal-clear water, and fine white sand. Bai Sao is more tranquil than Bai Dai, with a few eateries and modest motels tucked away beneath palm trees and surrounded by lush woodland. 

These 15 islands, which are situated at the start of Phu Quoc Cape, are the ideal location for snorkeling because the water is so clean.

Little temple Dinh Cau, also known as Long Vuong Temple, was constructed in 1937 to honor Vietnamese Mother Goddess. Local fisherman constructed the temple and lighthouse together in the hopes that Vietnamese Mother Goddess will ensure the safety of maritime excursions.

For those who enjoy history, Phu Quoc Prison is a must-see location. During the Vietnam War, prisoners of war there were subjected to punishments and tortures like crucifixion. You may see the original, nearly unaltered antiquities’ outdoor display area and two-story artifact gallery here.

If you visit Phu Quoc, you must stop by a fish sauce barrel home where the residents frequently brew cans of premium anchovies to produce fish sauce. Due to its high protein content, distinctive color, aroma, and flavor as well as the long-standing local custom of manufacturing fish sauce, Phu Quoc fish sauce has long been renowned both domestically and internationally. Currently, practically every Vietnamese household cannot enjoy a delightful cup of meat seasoning, vegetable dipping sauce, fish sauce with garlic and spice, etc. Thinh Phat Fish Sauce, Khai Hoan Fish Sauce, Phung Hung Fish Sauce are three of the most well-known fish sauce barrel houses in Phu Quoc with numerous other conventional barrel houses,

Phu Quoc dog camp should not be missed if you have an interest in and love dogs. About 10 minutes by automobile separate Duong Dong town from the Phu Quoc dog farm, which is situated in Cua Duong commune. Visitors will be able to explore the expansive campus's various sections, including the racetrack, cookery house, sanatorium, treatment area, and areas for wild, breeding, training, climbing performances and dog graveyard.

Similar to Ham Ninh, Duong Dong Market in Phu Quoc is a haven for those who love fresh seafood. You may get a glimpse into the way of life of the locals in Phu Quoc here. Phu Quoc specialties including pepper, dried fish cakes, and particularly rich fresh fish sources are sold at Duong Dong market.

When you visit Phu Quoc and don't try the specialty "Bun quay," it's indeed a significantly missed local cuisine.

"Stirring" rice noodles (Bun quay) is a fresh seafood noodle dish. When enjoying this dish, diners must eat it with a self-made dipping sauce, which includes ingredients such as salt, sugar, chili, and kumquat. After thoroughly mixing these ingredients to create a thick and flavorful dipping sauce, you can either pour it over the noodles or dip the seafood to savor.

This is precisely why the name "Bun quay" is so unique!

Fresh herring salad is wrapped in rice paper together with various vegetables and a small amount of coconut combined to provide a dish that is not fishy but rather aromatic. Eating with a cup of sim wine and a bowl of dipping sauce composed of chile, garlic, ground peanuts, and real Phu Quoc fish sauce is unparalleled.

Crabs from Ham Ninh only require steaming and a chili pepper dip, which has made the hearts of many tourists melt. Keep in mind that big crabs won’t taste well, while small crabs won’t have any meat while choosing crabs. Should choose 6 to 7 fish per kilogram, female crabs if you prefer bricks, and male crabs if you enjoy meat a lot.

The platter of fresh scallops and snails is marinated in spices and then grilled to give off a fragrant perfume. When eating, blowing, and inhaling the fiery chili flavor is quite alluring.

Only during the wet season, which lasts from April to September, do melaleuca mushrooms grow. Although they won’t taste as well as freshly picked mushrooms, dried or frozen Melaleuca mushrooms are frequently sold to tourists in Phu Quoc during the dry seasons. Melaleuca mushrooms are heavily processed, frequently utilizing fresh mushrooms cooked with seafood like shrimp, fish, or squid, while dried mushrooms are stir-fried with abalone or sea cucumber. Broiler chicken that has just been boiled can be combined with recently-picked mushrooms to make a delectable mushroom soup immediately away. Guests will savor the richness of chicken juice, the delicacy of the mushrooms, the intense flavor of the pepper, and the deliciousness of the Phu Quoc anchovy fish sauce.

The Phu Quoc night market, which is open from 5 p.m until 2 a.m the following morning, is situated just at the intersection of Bach Dang and Nguyen Dinh Chieu. The night market is quite simple to spot because it is situated in the exact middle of the island district.

Due to its variety and kind and welcoming merchants, the Phu Quoc Night Market is a foodie’s heaven. The grilled foods at the night market are quite good, and they often cost between 10,000 and 20,000 VND. Examples include avocado toast, grilled spring rolls, grilled beef, grilled pork buns, and grilled corn. Others also sell seafood and goods at the Phu Quoc night market for tourists to purchase as gifts.

As Pearl Island known for its pristine beaches and stunning coastal landscapes, Phu Quoc has more than just its natural beauty. If you visit Phu Quoc and miss out on its captivating sunsets over the sea, you'll be missing a significant part of the experience. You can explore some famous beach bars on the island to capture these special moments

• Sunset Sanato Beach Club
• OCSEN Beach Bar & Club
• Rock Sunset Island Bar
• On The Rocks - Mango Bay
• Shri Beach Club & Bar
• Chuồn Chuồn Bistro & Sky Bar

You can purchase fresh crabs, squid, fish, shrimp, clams, etc. in Ham Ninh in the early morning. In the huge fishing community of Ham Ninh, which is located on the island of Phu Quoc, fisherman gather seafood close to the shore to dock and sell to wholesalers in marketplaces and dining establishments. When you visit Ham Ninh, you’ll be able to sense the islanders’ tranquil way of life adjacent to the raft homes of the local business households.

Due to the sea’s unique and stunning coral reefs, the South Island is the perfect location for travelers who want to dive and see coral. Worry not if you can’t swim. All you need to do is don a life jacket and plunge into the ocean to view the stunning coral reefs. 

On Phu Quoc, this is a well-liked kind of entertainment. Each evening at six o’clock, you’ll accompany the ships out to sea while carrying equipment for squid fishing. You might ask the boat owner to assist you in processing freshly caught, squid that is suffering on the spot.

Phu Quoc can be reached via ferry, speedboat, or airplane. The plane is the fastest, most efficient, and safest option. Duong Dong Airport, which serves Phu Quoc’s international airport, currently offers direct flights from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and Can Tho. There are numerous flights to Phu Quoc every day to provide travelers with more options.

It takes around 1 hour and 5 minutes from Ho Chi Minh City to Phu Quoc, and 2 hours and 5 minutes from Hanoi to Phu Quoc. You can easily book flights to Phu Quoc with the lowest prices from Bamboo Airways.

From Rach Gia port (Rach Gia city, Kien Giang province) and Ha Tien, you can take a hydrofoil or other type of vessel to Phu Quoc Island (Ha Tien town). Visitors should allow 1-2 hours to travel to Phu Quoc via speedboats. Depending on the type of speedboats, the cost will range from 200,000 to 350,000 VND. To counteract seasickness, you should prepare your anti-sickness medication in advance and restrict your exposure to the waves.