Phu Quoc

Things to Do in Phu Quoc

VinWonders Phu Quoc

You can visit VinWonders Phu Quoc to enjoy water slides, thrilling rides, and themed zones that are perfect for families. You can plan to spend a few hours here, especially if you love outdoor games or cooling off in a fun water park.

Vinpearl Safari

​Vinpearl Safari is Vietnam’s first open zoo. You can see animals from different parts of the world and ride through wide animal zones. It’s a calm place to visit, especially if you enjoy wildlife.

Hon Thom Cable Car

This cable car connects the main island to Hon Thom and gives you wide ocean views along the way. The ride is smooth and only takes a few minutes. You can relax on the beach or enjoy the water park.

You can book your Hon Thom Cable Car tickets through Klook to skip the lines and enjoy a full day of fun in the sun!

Bãi Tắm Sao (Sao Beach)

​Sao Beach is known for soft white sand and light blue water. It’s a great place for you to relax, swim, and take photos. You’ll probably visit it during your island-hopping trip and want to stay longer for the calm views and clear water!

Phu Quoc Prison History Museum

Also called Coconut Tree Prison, this site shows you the island’s wartime past. You can walk through the small museum and learn about the events that took place here.

Long Beach

You can swim and watch the sunset at Long Beach, which stretches along the island’s west coast. You’ll find Phu Quoc hotels, cafés, and local restaurants just a short walk away. Since it’s close to Duong Dong, it’s also a convenient spot for you to stay and explore the island.

Tips before visiting Phu Quoc

1. Dress for warm weather

Phu Quoc is hot most of the year, so light clothing, a hat, and sunscreen help a lot. Make sure to bring a thin rain jacket if you visit during the rainy season, and comfortable sandals are best for beach days.

2. Plan your trip around the dry season

If you want calm water and clear skies, visit in the dry season. Boat trips may be delayed during storms in the rainy season. So make sure to check the forecast before booking island-hopping tours can help you avoid changes.

3. Save money by eating local

Local restaurants and markets in Duong Dong offer great seafood at lower prices. You can try dishes made with Phu Quoc pepper and fish sauce. Street stalls also serve snacks that cost less than resort meals and are also a must-try!

4. Use reliable transportation

Renting a motorbike is common, but be sure you have your license and feel comfortable driving. Roads can be uneven in some fishing village areas.

5. Bring cash for small places

Many small shops, markets, and beach cafés take cash only. ATMs are available in tourist areas, but it’s handy to keep some cash for simple purchases. Prices are usually listed, making it easy to pay.