Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc, an idyllic island located in the south of Vietnam, is known for its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. Whether you’re looking to relax on stunning white sand beaches, explore lush jungles, or indulge in fresh seafood, Phu Quoc has something for everyone. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit its famous night markets, enjoy water sports, or experience the vibrant underwater world through snorkeling and diving. Phu Quoc truly is a paradise waiting to be discovered!

 

Cua Can Beach

Cua Can Beach is one of the most famous beaches on Phu Quoc Island, featuring white sandy shores and crystal-clear waters. This place exudes a rustic charm, yet its beauty is utterly captivating. At Cua Can Beach, visitors can immerse themselves in the cool water, enjoy boat rides, and partake in kayaking activities. Especially for photography enthusiasts, the sunrise and sunset over the sea offer a truly simple yet stunning beauty that should not be missed.

 

Bai Dai Beach

Bai Dai on Phu Quoc Island stretches for 15 km and is located next to a primeval forest, giving it a very cool climate, free from oppressive heat. In 2008, Bai Dai was voted the world’s number one unspoiled, serene beach by ABC News. At Bai Dai, visitors can enjoy kayaking, scuba diving, coral viewing, and outdoor BBQ parties. Additionally, Starfish Beach in Phu Quoc, Rach Vem Fishing Village, and Doi Moi Island are must-visit destinations when coming to Bai Dai.

 

Ganh Dau Beach

Located in the northwest of Phu Quoc, Ganh Dau Beach is one of the most pristine beaches on the island, often likened to a charming rough gem. Ganh Dau is well-known among tourists not only for its cool, pleasant atmosphere but also for its unspoiled, expansive natural beauty. At Ganh Dau, you can easily observe fish swimming and vibrant coral clusters beneath the sea. The refreshing feeling of immersing yourself in Ganh Dau’s waters will surely be an unforgettable experience when visiting Phu Quoc.

 

Bai Khem Beach

Bai Khem in Phu Quoc is dubbed the Mysterious Paradise Resort on pearl island. This mystery arises because it was only in 2009, when the military no longer managed the area, that locals could explore it. Bai Khem has been voted one of the 50 most beautiful beaches in Phu Quoc, with emerald-green waters, fine white sand, and a vibrant underwater ecosystem. At Bai Khem, visitors can immerse themselves in the cool, clear waters, view coral reefs, participate in beach activities, and especially savor the distinctive culinary flavors of the riverside region.

 

Ong Lang Beach

Ong Lang Beach in Phu Quoc is often dubbed the Maldives of Vietnam. Compared to other famous beaches in Phu Quoc like Bai Sao or Bai Dai, Ong Lang Beach attracts fewer tourists, offering a more relaxed and private atmosphere. It is an ideal place for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle and seek tranquility and closeness to nature. Ong Lang Beach stands out with its fine golden sand stretching along the azure sea, along with coconut palms leaning over the shore and scattered rocky areas, creating a landscape that is both romantic and majestic. At Ong Lang Beach, guests can enjoy dishes prepared simply but retaining the natural flavors of the ingredients, providing an excellent culinary experience.

 

Rach Vem Beach

Rach Vem Beach is one of the wonderful destinations in Phu Quoc, it is not just a beach but also a traditional fishing village, offering unique and different experiences. Rach Vem Beach stands out with its fine white sand, clear blue waters, and green coconut palms. Moreover, the surrounding environment retains its wild charm and is not heavily affected by commercial tourism. At Rach Vem Beach, visitors can participate in activities such as swimming, kayaking, fishing, and snorkeling to see coral reefs. If you are looking for a peaceful place to relax and explore, Rach Vem Beach is definitely a great choice when visiting Phu Quoc.

 

Sao Beach

Sao Beach, also known as the “untouched island paradise” of Phu Quoc, is always a captivating destination for many tourists due to its pristine beauty, romantic ambiance, and exciting experiences. Sao Beach is enveloped by coconut palm trees, forming a serene and romantic natural backdrop. Sao Beach not only attracts tourists with its pristine beauty but also offers a variety of entertaining activities. Visitors can participate in activities such as swimming, sunbathing, engaging in water sports like surfing, kayaking, and snorkeling to admire coral reefs, and more. Additionally, tourists can indulge in delicious fresh seafood while visiting.

 

Truong Beach

Truong Beach, also known as the “resort and entertainment paradise” of Phu Quoc, is always a magnet for tourists due to its modern, vibrant beauty, and top-notch experiences. This place boasts over 20km of smooth white sandy shores, embracing the crystal-clear emerald sea. Truong Beach not only attracts visitors with its modern beauty and upscale resorts and entertainment areas but also offers a variety of tourism activities. Visitors can experience warm and clear water here. They can rent umbrellas, hammocks, and sunbathe on the smooth white winds, or participate in various water activities such as surfing, kayaking, snorkeling to admire coral reefs,…

 

Vong Beach

Vong Beach on Phu Quoc Island is famous for its 7 km-long coastline, stretching from Rach Tram to Mui Hang Ran, boasting pristine beauty, tranquility, and many unique travel experiences. Visitors to Bai Vong can participate in various exciting tourist activities such as night squid fishing, snorkeling to admire coral reefs, long walks to explore nature, and more. Additionally, Bai Vong offers many restaurants and eateries serving delicious seafood dishes at reasonable prices. Bai Vong is an ideal destination for travelers who love wilderness, and tranquility, and want to experience the natural beauty of Phu Quoc Island. If you are looking for a place to relax and enjoy the fresh air, Bai Vong is the perfect choice for you.

 

Vung Bau Beach

Vung Bau Beach, also known as Crescent Beach. This place is famous for its crescent-shaped coastline, embracing the azure bay waters, possessing pristine beauty, and tranquility, and attracting tourists with unique travel experiences. Vung Bau Beach boasts a diverse ecosystem with many rare flora and fauna species. Visitors can participate in nature exploration activities such as trekking, and snorkeling to admire coral reefs and more. Additionally, Vung Bau Beach offers many restaurants and eateries serving delicious seafood dishes at reasonable prices. Visitors can enjoy specialties such as herring salad, steamed mantis shrimp, and fish hotpot.

 

Namaste Coral Park

Namaste Coral Park is one of the most appealing destinations in Phu Quoc for those who love to explore the ocean world and experience unique underwater activities. Situated in the southern part of the island, this park not only attracts visitors with the natural beauty of coral reefs but also with the range of services and exciting activities it offers. The coral reefs here are incredibly diverse, creating a stunning underwater landscape that attracts a variety of fish and other marine creatures. Visitors can join professional diving tours with experienced guides. Snorkeling is also a fantastic option for those who want to explore the underwater world without needing professional diving skills.

 

The Duong Dong Market

The Duong Dong Market, located in the center of Duong Dong town, is the busiest and most bustling market in Phu Quoc. This place attracts tourists not only because of the diversity of goods but also because of its lively atmosphere and unique culinary experiences. Dubbed the “seafood paradise,” Duong Dong Market is the gathering place of numerous stalls selling freshly caught seafood from the sea. Duong Dong Market is not only a shopping place but also a place for tourists to experience local culture. Visitors can explore handicraft stalls, enjoy street food, and immerse themselves in the lively life of the local people.

 

The Phu Quoc Night Market

Located right in the center of Duong Dong town, Phu Quoc, the Phu Quoc Night Market is a must-visit destination for tourists when coming to this pearl island. It is likened to a culinary and shopping paradise, attracting visitors with the diversity of goods, lively atmosphere, and unique experiences at night. The Phu Quoc Night Market is the gathering place of hundreds of food stalls, offering a wide range of delicious dishes from all over the country. Tourists can indulge in enjoying specialties of Phu Quoc such as Bun Quay, Banh Canh Ghe, and Grilled Rice Paper. Additionally, you can shop for specialties on Phu Quoc island and bring them back as souvenirs.

 

Sim Wine Production Facilities

Phu Quoc Sim wine is made from the main ingredient, which is the sim fruit. In traditional medicine, the sim fruit is considered a precious medicine that brings many health benefits, especially in treating joint and bone pain. As for Sim wine, it is not just a beverage for parties. Sim wine is also considered a tonic drink that enhances vitality and provides excellent digestive support. When visiting Sim wine production facilities, you can tour the wine production process and also purchase some as gifts.

 

Fish Sauce Production Facilities

When visiting the beautiful pearl island, you not only get to explore the famous tourist destinations of Phu Quoc but also get to learn about and enjoy the traditional products of the locality, especially Phu Quoc fish sauce. Phu Quoc is not only famous for its blue sea and white sand but also renowned for its fish sauce factories, where the famous “national soul, national essence” dipping sauce is produced. When visiting fish sauce production facilities, visitors can observe the traditional fish sauce production process of Vietnam and also purchase some as gifts.

 

Sung Hung Pagoda

Sung Hung Pagoda is located on a small hill in Duong Dong Town, Phu Quoc City. It is considered the oldest and most sacred pagoda on the island, attracting visitors with its unique architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and long-standing cultural and historical values. Sung Hung Pagoda showcases traditional Vietnamese architectural elements, with curved tiled roofs, magnificent Buddha statues, and intricate decorative patterns. Visitors to this pagoda can participate in spiritual activities such as praying for peace, prosperity, and good health, or simply take a stroll around the pagoda’s grounds to experience the serene and relaxing ambiance.

 

Su Mon Pagoda

Nestled amidst lush greenery on the southern slope of Phu Quoc Island, Su Mon Pagoda (also known as Hung Long Tu) exudes ancient beauty and tranquility, attracting tourists with its serene atmosphere, natural landscape, and profound spiritual values. Su Mon Pagoda is built in traditional Vietnamese architecture, featuring curved roof tiles, majestic Buddha statues, and intricate decorative patterns. The special feature of this pagoda is the harmony between its architecture and the surrounding natural landscape. Su Mon Pagoda is not only a spiritual destination for locals but also attracts visitors from afar to come and pray. It is considered one of the most beautiful and sacred pagodas on Phu Quoc Island.

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    Food and Drink

    TOP MUST-TRY FOOD AND DRINK IN PHU QUOC ISLAND

     

    Herring salad

    Herring salad is a famous and delicious Phu Quoc specialty dish with a unique flavor. The harmonious combination of fresh fish meat taken from the breast on both sides to squeeze into the salad, along with ingredients such as grated coconut, onions, thinly sliced ​​red onions, and thinly sliced ​​chili creates a sweet, fatty, spicy taste. medium. You can roll herring salad with raw vegetables, vermicelli and add a little peanuts for richness. The special feature of this dish is the greasy, fragrant dipping sauce that is extremely delicious.

     

    Bun ken

    While often overlooked in lists of Vietnamese culinary delights, bun ken is a popular specialty of Phu Quoc Island that has won the hearts of many. A bowl of bun ken consists of silver pomfret or king mackerel, coconut milk, papaya, fresh vegetables, and rice noodles. The unique aspect of bun ken lies in the preparation of the silver pomfret or king mackerel,which is minced, deep-fried, and infused with the tantalizing aromas of lemongrass, chili, and garlic. To enhance the flavor, you can add more herbs and red chili peppers to your liking.

     

    Stirred noodles

    Phu Quoc Stirred noodle is a famous street food dish from Phu Quoc Island, beloved by many tourists for its delicious and rich flavor, embodying the essence of the sea. This dish is somewhat similar to bún nước lèo, with a broth made from pork bones, dried shrimp, and various spices. Phu Quoc Stirred noodle is typically served with fresh herbs and seafood such as squid, fish cakes, and quail eggs. When eating, you stir the noodles, dried shrimp, fish cakes, and broth together with chopsticks to create a thick, flavorful mixture.

     

    Grilled sea urchin

    Grilled sea urchin is a famous specialty of many coastal regions in Vietnam, especially in Phu Quoc. This dish is made from fresh sea urchins that are grilled until golden and fragrant. Sea urchins are a highly nutritious seafood, rich in protein, calcium, iron, and more. They can be prepared in various delicious ways, but grilled sea urchins with quail eggs and grilled sea urchins with scallion oil are the most beloved. The rich, buttery flavor of the sea urchin combined with the sweet and sour dipping sauce is truly exceptional. Don’t miss out on trying this delicacy!

     

    Free-range chicken (Grilled hill chicken)

    For those who are fans of chicken dishes, Phu Quoc free-range chicken is a must-try. The chicken meat is tender, sweet, and fragrant, and it is equally delicious whether boiled or prepared into other dishes such as green chili stewed chicken, shredded chicken salad, or chicken salad.

     

    Palm beefcake

    Although it’s just a snack, the palm beefcake will make many sweet lovers enjoy it the first time they enjoy it. Beef cake is made from main ingredients such as rice flour, palm powder, palm sugar and coconut milk. The cake has the natural yellow color of old palm fruit and is wrapped in banana leaves, decorated with coconut fibers on top. The hot beefcakes taken out of the tray are delicious and sweet, becoming a favorite snack of many people when coming to Phu Quoc night market. Diners often eat the cake with rich, attractive coconut milk.

     

    Crab blood pudding

    The filling of this dish is made from crab meat. The process involves boiling the crab until cooked, then removing the shell and claws, carefully extracting the meat and placing it on a plate. After allowing it to cool, the meat is seasoned with spices to taste, and optionally mixed with chopped cilantro, perilla leaves, and Vietnamese coriander, finely minced according to preference. Extracting crab blood is perhaps the most difficult part. Once all the roe has been extracted, you may add crab eggs to help the dish have an attractive yellow color served crab sauce Phu Quoc.

     

    Phu Quoc grilled grouper

    Blessed by nature with an abundant source of seafood, Phu Quoc boasts many exotic delicacies. Among them, Phu Quoc grilled grouper stands out as the most unique and enticing dish on the island. Freshly caught grouper is cleaned and grilled over hot coals. When the fish is perfectly cooked, its irresistible aroma fills the air. There’s nothing quite like enjoying grilled grouper while sipping on a spicy forest myrtle wine, wouldn’t you agree?

     

    Mackerel rice noodle soup

    When you visit Phu Quoc, you’ll find many shops offering a variety of rice noodle soup, such as fish and pork rice noodle soup. However, the most special is probably the mackerel rice noodle soup, which carries the distinctive flavors of the coastal region. The rice noodle soup here uses only the freshest mackerel caught by local fishermen. In addition to being an ingredient for the delicious rice noodle soup, the mackerel is also made into fried fish cakes.

     

    Crab rice noodle soup

    When traveling to Phu Quoc, you must try crab rice noodle soup at least once. The fresh, firm, and sweet crab meat, combined with the rich, savory broth, creates a unique taste experience. A “full” bowl of crab rice noodle soup often includes additional ingredients such as pork, fish cake, and dried shrimp, depending on your preference. This dish is a favorite dinner choice for many tourists visiting Phu Quoc.

     

    Grilled Horn scallop with salt and chili

    Grilled Horn scallop with salt and chili is one of the most famous specialties of Phu Quoc. Horn scallop is a type of triangular sea scallop, about the size of an adult’s hand, found deep under the sea. The scallop’s meat is used by the islanders to create various dishes such as sweet and sour stir-fry, steaming, soup, or hotpot. If you love the rich flavor of the sea, grilled horn scallop with salt and chili paired with fresh beer is a perfect choice.

     

    Turmeric grilled fish cake

    Amidst the paradise of abundant seafood, there’s a renowned dish called grilled turmeric fish cake that entices everyone who visits. The natural sweet aroma of ocean fish blends with the pungent zest of turmeric, along with the chewy texture of betel leaves, creating an unforgettable impression for this purely Vietnamese delicacy.

     

    Sea cucumber 

    This is a Phu Quoc specialty that is loved by many people because it contains high nutritional content and is a valuable medicinal herb in supporting the treatment of some diseases. Sea cucumber is a high-class food. Although it has a strange shape, is soft like a leech, and has spines, but after being processed into dishes, it brings a unique delicious taste. Some delicious dishes are made from Phu Quoc sea cucumbers such as sea cucumber stir-fried with vegetables, sea cucumber stewed with quail, sea cucumber cooked with papaya, sea cucumber stir-fried with bok choy… The sea cucumber porridge dish is especially loved by many diners. 

     

    Phu Quoc “kheo” cake

    Coming to the pearl island of Phu Quoc, you definitely have to try the small, pretty, colorful cakes that are kneaded into billions of billions. The cake is made from the main ingredient which is wheat flour, inside the cake there are many different fillings such as coconut, green beans, taro… The cake has a quite eye-catching appearance with many colors, attracting the eyes of visitors, like buying it as a gift for relatives. You can chew the cake with a cup of hot tea.

     

    Chou Chou peanuts

    When it comes to specialty sweets from Phu Quoc, in addition to the less healthy options, you might also enjoy Chou Chou peanuts, also known as 30-flavor peanuts. Originating from France, these delicious Phu Quoc treats are richly flavored and meticulously seasoned, resulting in a crispy and addictive snack. Enjoying Chou Chou peanuts with a bit of Sim wine can make conversations with friends seem endless.

     

    “Banh Tet Mat Cat”

    “Banh Tet Mat Cat” is a famous salt cake of Phu Quoc Island, especially during the Lunar New Year. To create a delicious Banh tet Mat Cat, you need basic ingredients such as glutinous rice, mung beans, fatty pork, and various spices. This Phu Quoc delicacy does not use onions or coconut milk, which allows it to have a longer shelf life compared to traditional banh tet.

     

    Sim wine

    When hunting for delicious Phu Quoc specialties, don’t miss the chance to enjoy the excellent Sim wine. Phu Quoc Sim wine is made from ripe myrtle fruit picked from the Ham Ninh forest. This unique wine is exclusive to Phu Quoc and is often purchased by tourists as a gift.

     

    Crow’s beak wine

    Crow’s beak wine is a renowned specialty of Phu Quoc Island. This wine is made from the fruit of the mỏ quạ plant, a type of vine that parasitizes large old trees. The process of making crow’s beak wine is quite meticulous. After harvesting, the fruit is dried in the sun for about two months. Then, the dried fruit is soaked in 40-degree rice wine for approximately one year. During the soaking period, the wine gradually turns a deep red color and acquires a bitter taste. Crow’s beak wine is known for its medicinal properties, particularly in treating bone and joint diseases, and inflammation of the liver. It is also beneficial for health, helping to boost vitality.

     

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