越南全境私人包团与定制行程
Island Escape
The sea, the sunset and nowhere to be.
10.23° N, 103.97° EVietnam
Introducing Phu Quoc
Phu Quoc sits in the Gulf of Thailand, closer to the Cambodian coast than to Vietnam's big cities. The west coast faces the sunset along Long Beach, the east has calmer sands such as Sao Beach, and the southern tip looks out on the An Thoi islands, a scatter of small islets with clear water for snorkeling.
The island has grown quickly, and resorts and a sea-crossing cable car are now part of the picture. Its older character is still easy to find. Fishing boats unload at Ham Ninh, pepper vines grow in neat rows inland, and the smell of fish sauce drifts from wooden barrel houses. Much of the north is protected forest within the national park.
The island has grown quickly, and resorts and a sea-crossing cable car are now part of the picture.
Why go
Soft sand, warm water and resorts that make it easy to rest after a busy trip through the mainland.
Boat trips from An Thoi reach small islands with coral and clear water in the dry season.
Phu Quoc fish sauce, black pepper and seafood grilled to order at the night market in Duong Dong.
Things to do
01
Ride high over the sea and the fishing boats of An Thoi to Hon Thom island.
02
Spend a day on the water hopping between small islands, with lunch served on board.
03
Watch the sun drop into the Gulf of Thailand from a beach bar on Long Beach.
04
See how the island's best-known products are grown and made, then taste them where they are produced.
Before you go
November to April is Phu Quoc's dry season, with calm seas and clear skies. May to October brings rain and rougher water, especially on the west coast.
Good to know
Foreign visitors flying straight into Phu Quoc from abroad may be eligible for a visa exemption for short stays. If you arrive through mainland Vietnam, standard Vietnamese visa rules apply. Check the current rules before you travel.
Two or three nights gives time for an island boat trip, a sunset or two and some real rest. Longer stays suit travelers ending a busy itinerary.
It can be. Rain often comes in bursts with dry spells between. Boat trips and swimming on the west coast are the most affected.
If you want a route
One of our journeys includes Phu Quoc. Every route can be reshaped around how you want to travel.
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