Phu Quoc Island

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Vietnam's largest pearl island, with pristine beaches, primeval forest and breathtaking sunsets.

Phu Quoc — the country's largest island — welcomes you with long stretches of golden-sand beaches and warm, gentle waters. Sunset over Long Beach paints the whole sky and sea a fiery orange, a moment that stops everyone in their tracks. Primeval forest cloaks the heart of the island in green, humble fishing villages release the aroma of the famous fish sauce, and the world's longest over-sea cable car links to an island to the south. At once wild and modern, Phu Quoc is the jewel of Vietnam's southwestern sea.

Visitor information

When is the best time to visit Phu Quoc Island?

November–April, dry season with beautiful seas

How long do you need at Phu Quoc Island?

2–3 days

What are the opening hours of Phu Quoc Island?

All day

Did you know

It is Vietnam's largest island, covering around 574 km².
The Hon Thom cable car stretches over 7.8 km — once the world's longest over-sea cable car.
Famous for its fragrant Phu Quoc fish sauce and pepper.

Travel tips

Watch the sunset at Long Beach or Dinh Cau.
Try the fish sauce and seafood, and ride the Hon Thom cable car.

Source: https://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ph%C3%BA_Qu%E1%BB%91c

Updated: 2026-08-06