Phu Quoc Travel Guide

          Phu Quoc is the biggest island of Vietnam with the total area of 589.23 km2, located at the center of Southeast Asia in the Gulf of Thailand, about 120km away from Rach Gia city, 45 km away from Ha Tien and very near to the neighboring countries in the region.

Phu Quoc has the pristine forest with diversified flora and fauna; the coast with the length of about 150 km, many beautiful beaches with fine white sand, blue and pure sea which are very attractive to domestic and foreign tourists such as: Truong Beach, Ba Keo Beach, Sao Beach, Khem Beach, Cua Can Beach, An Thoi Archipelago, Tho Chau Archipelago and many historical and cultural relics such as: Nguyen Trung Truc Communal House, Dinh Cau etc, and fish sauce production villages which all together create the diversified products and high-quality tourism types for Phu Quoc to become the resort paradise in the Southwest of the country.

Visiting Phu Quoc, the tourists will not only have the chance to discover the pristine forest and have sea bath but also discover the typical culture of the island people, understand about the history and enjoy the unique food and typical specialties such as: tomentose rose myrtle wine, herring fish salad, melaleuca mushroom and especially Phu Quoc fish sauce and other local specialties such as pearl, pepper.