Off the beaten path · Phu Quoc, Vietnam
8 Hidden Gems in Phu Quoc Most Visitors Miss
Phu Quoc beyond the postcard stops: the spots that reviewers love and tour groups walk past.
Picked out of the 20 Phu Quoc places we track, favoring high ratings over high foot traffic. Updated monthly.
Tháp Đồng hồ
LandmarkFree entryTháp Đồng hồ (Clock Tower) is a prominent landmark located in the heart of Duong Dong Town on Phu Quoc Island.
Read our full guide →Quảng trường Hồ Chí Minh
LandmarkFree entryQuảng trường Hồ Chí Minh (Ho Chi Minh Square) is a spacious public plaza located in the heart of Duong Dong Town on Phu Quoc Island.
Read our full guide →Thang Rồng
LandmarkFree entryThang Rồng, or Dragon Bridge, is a striking landmark in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, designed to resemble a majestic dragon soaring over the water.
Read our full guide →Colors of Venice
LandmarkFree entryColors of Venice is a striking landmark in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, that brings a slice of Italian charm to the tropical island.
Read our full guide →Cầu Ánh Sáng (Bridge of Light)
LandmarkFree entryCầu Ánh Sáng, or Bridge of Light, is a striking modern landmark on the southern coast of Phu Quoc Island, part of the Sunset Town complex.
Read our full guide →Phu Quoc International Airport
SightFree entryPhu Quoc International Airport is the main airport serving Phú Quốc Island in southern Vietnam. It covers nearly 900 hectares, about 9 km south of the island's administrative center.
Read our full guide →Duong Dong Airport
SightDuong Dong Airport, located near the island's main town, served as Phu Quoc's primary air hub until the opening of the new international airport.
Read our full guide →Phú Quốc
SightPhú Quốc is a large tropical Vietnamese island in the Gulf of Thailand, ringed with some of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam.
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