Sao Beach
A beach on the south-east of the island with fine white sand over 7 km long, clear and fairly calm water, restaurants, sunbeds and kayaks.
Bai Dai Beach
A beach in the north-west, less crowded than the centre and good for sunsets. Part of it lies within resort areas.
Dinh Cau Shrine
A small shrine on a rock at the mouth of the Duong Dong river where fishermen pray for safety. A favourite sunset spot in the island centre.
Phu Quoc Night Market
A night market in Duong Dong selling fresh seafood, grilled food and specialities such as pepper, fish sauce and pearls. Free entry; costs depend on what you eat and buy.
Hon Thom Cable Car
A 7,899 m three-rope cable car from An Thoi to Hon Thom island, passing over several small islands. Hon Thom has a water park and beaches.
Phu Quoc Prison
A historic site in An Thoi recreating the life and torture of prisoners during the war. The displays may not be suitable for young children.
Kiss Bridge
A bridge about 800 m long out to sea at Sunset Town, with two arms that almost touch at the end. Busiest late in the afternoon for the sunset.
Suoi Tranh Stream
A forest stream in the Ham Ninh area with a trail to small waterfalls. Plenty of water in the rainy season; it may dry up in the dry season.
Ho Quoc Pagoda
A Zen monastery on a hillside in the south-east facing the sea. The grounds are large; dress respectfully.
Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc
A semi-wild zoo in the north of the island with over 3,000 animals of about 175 species, including a bus ride through free-roaming areas; good for families with children.
Ham Ninh Fishing Village
A fishing village on the east coast with a wooden pier into the sea and many crab and seafood restaurants. At low tide locals rake for shellfish on the flats.
Ganh Dau Cape
The north-western tip of the island, near the sea border with Cambodia. Quiet, with sunset views over distant islands.
Map of the places
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Where to stay
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Good to know
- Split your plan into north and south to avoid driving back and forth in one day.
- Check the Hon Thom cable car schedule before going, especially in windy, rainy weather.
- Book boats or flights early for holidays, Tet and summer.
- When buying seafood at the night market, ask the price per kilo and weigh it before it is cooked.
- Bring reef-safe sunscreen if you snorkel in the An Thoi islands.
Frequently asked questions
Which province is Phu Quoc in now?
Since 1 July 2025 Phu Quoc has been a special zone of An Giang province (after the merger); before that it belonged to Kien Giang.
Can I drive from Ho Chi Minh City to Phu Quoc?
There is no road to the island. Drive to Ha Tien or Rach Gia and take the speedboat; some car ferries take vehicles but need advance booking.
Where should I stay on the island?
Duong Dong – Long Beach is convenient for food and close to the airport; the south (An Thoi, Bai Khem) is near the Hon Thom cable car; the north is quiet and near the Safari and Ganh Dau.
Do I need a car with driver on the island?
The sights are tens of kilometres apart, so hiring a car by the day lets you see more and is convenient for groups and families.
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