VinWonders Phu Quoc
The island's biggest theme park, on the northwest coast at Bai Dai, with rides, a water park, an aquarium zone and shows. Tickets come alone or combined with the neighbouring safari park.
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Phu Quoc is Vietnam's island getaway: a warm, green teardrop in the Gulf of Thailand with long sunset beaches, a national park, fishing villages and a night market that comes alive at dusk.
This guide plans the island properly. It covers the Hon Thom cable car, island-hopping and snorkelling in the An Thoi archipelago, sea walking and a first scuba dive, the VinWonders theme park and Vinpearl Safari, the Grand World canals and Teddy Bear Museum, Sunset Town with Kiss Bridge and the Kiss of the Sea show, the Duong Dong night market and Dinh Cau temple, a street food tour and a cooking class, Sao Beach, the Phu Quoc Prison museum, and quieter northern days with Starfish Beach, the Cua Can River, forest trekking and a jeep tour. Then it matches you to a hotel, from a design-led resort on Khem Beach to family resorts on Long Beach, a theme-park base at Bai Dai and a quiet bungalow stay at Ong Lang, and it plans around the dry season from about November to April and the wetter months that follow.
VinWonders Phu Quoc
The island's biggest theme park, on the northwest coast at Bai Dai, with rides, a water park, an aquarium zone and shows. Tickets come alone or combined with the neighbouring safari park.
Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc
A large open-range safari park on the northwest coast where you ride through enclosures by bus, then walk to the zoo areas. A strong half-day for families and animal lovers.
Hon Thom Cable Car and Sun World Nature Park
A record-length cable car that glides from An Thoi across the sea to Hon Thom island and its beach park. A highlight for views, easy to add to a boat day.
Three-Island Hopping and Snorkelling in the An Thoi Archipelago
A full day by boat around the small islands off Phu Quoc's southern tip, with snorkelling stops, beach time and lunch. The classic Phu Quoc day out in the dry season.
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The island's biggest theme park, on the northwest coast at Bai Dai, with rides, a water park, an aquarium zone and shows. Tickets come alone or combined with the neighbouring safari park.
A large open-range safari park on the northwest coast where you ride through enclosures by bus, then walk to the zoo areas. A strong half-day for families and animal lovers.
A themed evening district of canals, gondola-style boats, shops, restaurants and the Teddy Bear Museum, built for strolling after dark. Easy, photogenic and especially good with children.
A record-length cable car that glides from An Thoi across the sea to Hon Thom island and its beach park. A highlight for views, easy to add to a boat day.
Walk on the sea floor in a helmet or try a first scuba dive off Hon Thom. No swimming skill is needed for the sea walk, which makes it a good family add-on to the cable car day.
A full day by boat around the small islands off Phu Quoc's southern tip, with snorkelling stops, beach time and lunch. The classic Phu Quoc day out in the dry season.
A full day that links the southern islands by boat with a ride on the Hon Thom cable car. The most efficient way to see the south coast in one go.
A first dive with an instructor, no certification needed, over the reefs around the southern islands. Equipment, briefing and boat transfer are part of the experience.
A day in the quiet north with a kayak paddle, Rach Vem fishing village and Starfish Beach. Less polished than the south and a good contrast to the resort strip.
Forest, mangrove and river scenery in the national park that covers much of the island's north, reached on a guided full-day trip. The best nature day on the island.
A guided trek through the island's forested interior to a waterfall and swimming spot. For visitors who want to move more than a beach day allows.
The evening heart of Duong Dong, a seafood and snack market beside the harbour and the small Dinh Cau temple on the rocks. Cheap, lively and a first-night essential.
Hotels we would book ourselves, from splurges to good-value bases.
Khem Beach
A design-led luxury resort on Khem Beach in the southeast, themed as a fictional old university. For splurge stays, honeymoons and design lovers.
Check rates →Long Beach
A large, stylish beachfront resort on the west coast's Long Beach, with sunset views, big pools and a strong spa. A luxury base for couples and families.
Check rates →West Coast Beach
A family-minded beach resort on the west coast with pools, kids activities and an easy-going, all-day-resort feel. A strong mid-to-upper pick for children and groups.
Check rates →Cua Lap
A stylish, villa-like resort on the northwest coast near Cua Lap, with a quiet beach and a calm, upscale mood. Good for couples and a slower pace.
Check rates →Long Beach
A well-equipped beachfront resort on the west coast with pools, restaurants and a polished international style. A dependable upper-midrange choice.
Check rates →Duong Dong Coast
A French-colonial-style boutique resort on the beach just outside Duong Dong, with a romantic mood and an easy ride to the night market.
Check rates →West Coast Beach
A comfortable, family-friendly beach resort on the west coast with pools, restaurants and a relaxed atmosphere. Good value for the level of facilities.
Check rates →Bai Dai
A large beach resort at Bai Dai beside VinWonders and the safari park. The practical pick for families who plan to spend their days at the theme parks.
Check rates →Ong Lang
A small, laid-back beach resort at Ong Lang on the northwest coast, with bungalow-style rooms and a quiet shoreline. For slow days and good value.
Check rates →Long Beach
A large international-brand resort on Long Beach with a sweeping beachfront, big pools and a strong breakfast. A solid choice for families and groups.
Check rates →A practical first-timer plan for Phu Quoc: the island's three coasts, the must-do boat day, the cable car, the night market, how to get around and how long to stay.
A guide to Phu Quoc's main areas, from Long Beach and Duong Dong to Khem Beach, Bai Dai and Ong Lang, with the trade-offs on transfers, beaches and nightlife.
A three-day Phu Quoc itinerary that combines a boat day, the cable car, the south coast, the night market and an optional day in the north, with weather alternatives.
What to eat on Phu Quoc, from grilled seafood and sea urchin to fish sauce, pepper and noodle dishes, with advice on the night market, tours, classes and ordering by weight.
When to visit Phu Quoc, with the dry and wet seasons explained, how sea conditions affect boat trips and the cable car, and what to do on rainy days.
A guide to boat days from Phu Quoc, including three- and four-island hopping, snorkelling, discover scuba, sea walking, squid fishing and how to choose a safe, good-value trip.