Phu Quoc Tour Packages

Island of Pearls, Beaches and Cable Cars

Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island paradise in the Gulf of Thailand. It is often referred to as the "Pearl Island." The vibrant island has about 180,000 residents and is located 50 km south of the Cambodian coast, with Duong Dong as its main town. Phu Quoc features pristine white-sand beaches, pepper farms, and Phu Quoc National Park covering nearly half the island, fed by coral reefs and diverse marine life. In Vietnamese, "Phu Quoc" evokes its pearl-diving heritage and tropical allure.

Phu Quoc provides visitors access to the ultimate beach escape of southern Vietnam, where you can relax on powdery shores or by speedboat. Visitors experience traditional fishing culture alongside modern resorts and theme parks. Daytime offers endless sunshine for water sports; evenings feature beach bars and fire shows. Phu Quoc has excellent infrastructure, including luxury resorts (like JW Marriott) and seafood restaurants serving fresh catches (grilled squid, pepper crab, and nuoc mam fish sauce).

This aerial view captures Phu Quoc's lush greenery, turquoise waters, and scattered boats, highlighting its status as Vietnam's premier island getaway.

Places to Visit in Phu Quoc:

  • Sao Beach (Bai Sao): A must-visit with powdery white sand and calm turquoise waters, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or beachside cocktails.
  • Hon Thom Cable Car: The world's longest sea-crossing cable car (nearly 8km), linking to Hon Thom Island's water park and panoramic ocean views.
  • Phu Quoc National Park: Nearly 50% of the island's lush jungle interior is ideal for hiking, spotting monkeys, and waterfalls like Suoi Tranh.
  • ​An Thoi Archipelago: Southern cluster of 15 islands for snorkeling, diving amid coral reefs, and island-hopping by boat.
  • Grand World Phu Quoc: Venice-inspired entertainment complex with canals, shopping, live shows, and the Teddy Bear Museum.
  • Long Beach (Bai Truong): 20km golden stretch near Duong Dong for resorts, sunset drinks, and water sports.
  • ​Pepper Farms & Fish Sauce Factories: Rural tours 20 km north, tasting world-famous black pepper and traditional nuoc mam production.
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Phu Quoc Tour Packages

Southern Vietnam Tropical Retreat Tour

Southern Vietnam Tropical Retreat Tour

★★★★★

Duration10 Nights 11 Days
Tour Highlights

Experience pristine beaches, beautiful rivers, and stunning sand dunes. The Southern Vietnam Tropical Retreat Tour packages take you across some of the most prominent tourist destinations in the southern region of Vietnam.

Scenic Islands of Vietnam Tour

Scenic Islands of Vietnam Tour

★★★★★

Duration10 Nights 11 Days
Tour Highlights

The Scenic Islands of Vietnam tour package takes you across various prominent and picturesque islands of the nation, where you can experience a serene atmosphere, along with a wide range of seaside activities.

Sacred Vietnam Temple Trail

Sacred Vietnam Temple Trail

★★★★★

Duration9 Nights 10 Days
Tour Highlights

The Sacred Vietnam Temple Trail takes you across the major spiritual and cultural sites in Vietnam. The tour starts from the northern region and slowly moves to the south, stopping at key temples and monasteries.

FAQs on Phu Quoc

When is the best time to visit Phu Quoc?

For beach days, snorkeling, and clear skies, November to April (dry season) is ideal. For fewer crowds and green landscapes, December to March are the peak months.

Can I see marine life in Phu Quoc?

Yes, snorkel or dive with colorful corals, fish, turtles, and rays around An Thoi Islands, best from December to May.

How do I get to Phu Quoc?

Fly directly into Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC) from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, or international spots like Singapore; Vietnam Airlines and VietJet operate frequent flights.

How far is Sao Beach from Duong Dong?

About 25 km south, a 40-minute taxi or scooter ride from the main town.

What should I pack for a trip to Phu Quoc?

Light beachwear, rash guard for sun protection, reef-safe sunscreen, flip-flops, rain poncho for showers, and mosquito repellent; tropical heat demands hydration and hats.