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Phu Quoc Island is the largest island in Vietnam, located in the Gulf of Thailand off the southwest coast of the country. Part of Kien Giang Province, it’s known for its stunning white-sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, lush tropical forests, and relaxed atmosphere. The island has become a popular tourist destination, offering a mix of natural beauty, luxury resorts, and local culture.
Key highlights include:
Beaches: Sao Beach and Long Beach are among the most famous.
Phu Quoc National Park: A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, home to diverse flora and fauna.
Pepper farms, fish sauce factories, and pearl farms, reflecting the island’s traditional industries.
Night markets and seafood: Especially in Duong Dong Town.
Cable car to Hon Thom (Pineapple Island): One of the longest sea-crossing cable cars in the world.
Phu Quoc has a visa-free policy for many nationalities for short stays, making it an accessible getaway. With its combination of natural charm and modern development, it’s often dubbed the “Pearl Island” of Vietnam.