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Phu Quoc, the largest and most populated island in Vietnam, is one of the most appealing tourist attractions in Vietnam. Sitting off the coast of Cambodia, Phu Quoc possesses 150 kilometers of coastline with unspoiled snow-white beaches with cream-soft land.
In recent years, Phu Quoc has grown exponentially to become one of the fastest-growing localities in Vietnam and to become an engine for Vietnam’s tourism sector and a leading luxury tourist destination in Southeast Asia, expected to rival the likes of Indonesia’s Bali and Thailand’s Phuket.
Phu Quoc shore
Thanks to its stunning beaches, unspoiled jungles, attractive year-round climate, and explosively growing infrastructure, tourism by far are at the forefront of the economic sector of Phu Quoc.
The weather in Phu Quoc is cool all year round with two distinct seasons: the dry season and the rainy season.
Phu Quoc’s dry season lasts from November to April. During this season tourists can immerse themselves in the warm sunshine and cool seawater or sometimes they even can chill out under the light rain. Therefore, The dry season is considered the best time of the year to visit Phu Quoc.
Sunrise in Phu Quoc
The rainy season falls in the months from May to October. During this period, Phu Quoc usually has long and heavy rainfall. If visitors want to travel to Phu Quoc Island in the rainy season, the North of the Island like Long Beach or Xep Beach in the South is the best destination.
Phu Quoc has a tropical climate with average temperates throughout the year. Although even during the wetter months there are usually plenty of hot perfect sunny days and any rainfall usually comes in heavy showers which clear quickly.
The best time to visit Phu Quoc is between December and March when the weather is most settled. Tourists can come and enjoy the beauty of Phu Quoc’s beach at any time of the year as the weather here is quite clement.
Lighthouse in Phu Quoc
As Phu Quoc is an island, the only way to get there is by airplane, boat, or ferry. Phu Quoc has both an international airport and a seaport that are quite convenient for tourists.
If visitors travel to Phu Quoc by air, they can either choose direct flights from Thailand, China, Korea, Malaysia or charter flights from London, Sweden, Italy, and Norway, the UK, Russia.
Phu Quoc with hundreds of boats
For those love traveling by sea to enjoy the fresh air and to enjoy the beauty of the sea, Phu Quoc can offer them a fast ferry from Ha Tien or Rach Gia, or a slow ferry from Ha Tien only. The slow ferry is a great option for those transporting vehicles or seeking for a more relaxed journey to the island. The traveling time of the slow ferry is just one hour longer than that of the fast ferry
Fingernail Island, located south of Phu Quoc, is one of the few islands off the coast of Phu Quoc that still retains its pristine scenery. Tourists can take a boat to Fingernail Island and enjoy a day immersed in nature, water waves, and the white sand beach under shady coconut trees.
There are also outdoor activities such as camping, swimming, or diving to see the coral ecosystem.
Go fishing in Phu Quoc
Truong Beach is located in southwest Phu Quoc and spans along the coastline for about 20 km. This is the longest and the most crowded beach in Phu Quoc. What makes the beach famous is the clear water and smooth golden sand.
Truong Beach is one of Phu Quoc's top tourist attractions, especially for watching the sunset on the sea.
Diving in Phu Quoc and seeing the life of bottom
It is a famous tourist spot in the heart of Duong Dong Town and also the center of shopping on Phu Quoc Island. This is the place enables visitors to enjoy delicious fresh seafood and local specialties of Phu Quoc, as well as do some shopping for local products and handicrafts from the evening until late night.
The opening hour of this market is from 17:00 to 23:00 and is especially crowded on weekends.
Enjoying seafood at Phu Quoc's market
Phu Quoc National Park which is 35 km away from Duong Dong Town in the northeast of Phu Quoc Island, covers the area of the natural conservation zone of the North Island, Ham Rong Mountain, Ganh Dau, and Cua Can.
Thanks to its natural beauty, pristine beaches, and ecotourism potential, Phu Quoc National Park has attracted many tourists every year.
Trekking in Phu Quoc national park
The flora and fauna ecosystem is very rich and diverse with 470 species of plants and 140 species of wildlife. However, just be careful that one can easily get lost in this area so tourists may need a guide when visiting here
Suoi Tranh Waterfall is one of the most popular ecotourism attractions on Phu Quoc Island, located about 7 km southeast of Duong Dong Town. Its peaceful stream originates from Ham Ninh Mountain Range and flows into a three-tier waterfall hidden in the dense forest.
From the foot of the stream, visitors can follow the bumpy paved road up to 300 m to explore the mysterious nature, camp, and bathe. This is also a suitable tourist destination to organize camping trips.
VinWonders Phu Quoc is a paradise of entertainment, adventure, and discovery for all tourists. With an area of nearly 50 hectares, VinWonders Phu Quoc will give you the feeling that you are traveling to many famous places around the world.
VinWonders Phu Quoc
Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc, on the other hand, is recognized as the first semi-wildlife conservation area in Vietnam.
Unlike a common zoo where animals are locked in cages, at this place, you will have a unique experience when sitting on tramcars and seeing animals through a pane of glass. In this way, tourists can observe the animals without causing harm to them.
Another place to visit in Phu Quoc is Grand World Phu Quoc, located in Phu Quoc United Center - one of the top-class resort and entertainment complexes in Vietnam where tourists can feel the jubilant and bustling atmosphere with enjoyable activities twenty-four-seven.
Safari in Phu Quoc
Besides, visitors also have an opportunity to know more about Vietnamese culture through the show "The Essence of Vietnam".
Kayaking at Ong Lang Beach is among the top things to do in Phu Quoc visitors should try it once. By renting a kayak and paddling around the beach, visitors not only can see the idyllic life of fishermen on both sides of the river but also admire the panorama of picturesque primeval forests.
Sunset in Phu Quoc
It is an ideal habitat for over 470 plant species and many types of coral reefs offshore and especially some endangered species gathered here like silvered langurs, slow loris, and pygmy loris,... At this place, visitors can truly immerse themselves in nature and experience tons of exciting activities.
Waterfall in Phu Quoc
Phu Quoc Night Market is a paradise for seafood lovers because it provides more than 50 kinds of fresh seafood such as shrimps, crabs, sea urchins, and horn scallops,... that will promisingly give you an unforgettable experience during your culinary journey on Phu Quoc Island.
Having a meal in the restaurant
Although Phu Quoc’s weather may not be at the top of the worry list, as the weather here is pleasant, tourists are still recommended to carefully pick up the most appropriate time for their visit.
In the dry season, the weather here is suitable for sunbathing, swimming, and participating in outdoor activities especially snorkeling.
Dancing in the club in Phu Quoc
During the rainy season, there are still some destinations that visitors can go such as the Tranh Stream, Da Bang Stream, and the Bom Stream.
The price of seafood changes in different seasons. Some types of seafood are sold by weight, others are sold by service. So do not forget to confirm the prices of each dish and its price with the waiter before ordering.
Night market in Phu Quoc
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