Phu Quoc: An Island Oasis
White beaches, jungles, pearl farms and tropical fishing villages.
On June 22, 2026, updated entry regulations for foreign citizens came into effect in Vietnam . Before arrival, you must complete an online declaration at prearrival.immigration.gov.vn and present the QR code at passport control. Failure to complete the form may result in delays at the border.
Vietnamese mobile operators (Viettel, Mobifone, Vinaphone) are sending out mass text messages demanding subscribers update their personal data at the nearest mobile phone store. The deadline is August 15, 2026. Failure to do so may result in the number being blocked or restricted. For foreigners, this means visiting the operator's office with your passport and updating your linked data in person. Online access is not available.
Vietnam is in the midst of a heat wave, and electricity consumption is breaking all records. Apartment air conditioners are working hard and often simply can't cope. Cooling a room to 16–18°C (61–64°F) can double or triple your electricity bill this month. To avoid overpaying, set the temperature to 25°C (77°F), use Eco mode, and use a regular fan to help.
Since June 1, 2026, mandatory pre-arrival electronic registration has been in effect on Fukuoka for foreign passengers arriving on the island. Before traveling, passengers must complete a PAI (Pre-Arrival Information) form on the immigration service website and receive a QR code to pass through passport control.
A pilot system of cameras that automatically record violations and assign fines to vehicle owners is being launched on Phu Quoc Island .
The first things they catch are: driving through a red light, not wearing a helmet, speeding, and holding a phone. "Agreeing on the spot" will become more difficult, and the fine may come later , according to the database.
The Hon Thom Cable Car is temporarily closed from March 23 to 27, 2026. Plan your trip before or after these dates, otherwise you won't see the wonders of Phu Quoc Island. Starting March 28, the cable car will operate on a schedule, not continuously. It will operate morning, afternoon, and evening at fixed times, and will be idle the rest of the time. Before purchasing a ticket, be sure to check the current schedule and technical windows, as they may vary during holidays and peak season.
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🤿 Snorkeling near the An Than Archipelago (Private tour)
Every day, from 8 am
🏝 3-Island Excursion: Corals, Beaches, and Snorkeling in One Day
Three-Island Excursion: Corals, Beaches, and Snorkeling in One Day
What awaits you:
A classic Fukuoka sea route that combines the best of everything in one day: three white-sand islands, clear water where the bottom is visible 8–10 meters below, and corals with colorful fish swimming close by.
Group cruises are available on Tuesdays and Saturdays . If your group is at least 10 people, we can arrange a cruise on any available day.
Daytime: 9:00 AM to 13:30 PM (arrival by 8:45 AM)
Sunset: 15:00 PM to 19:30 PM (arrival at 14:45 PM)
Phu Quoc Archipelago Tour (Group)
Group cruises
A great way to explore the archipelago in the company of other travellers at an affordable price.
Starting from January 10th
Choose a convenient time:
Day Cruise: 5 hours from 9:00 a.m. to 14:00 p.m. (arrival at port by 8:45 a.m.)
Sunset Cruise: 5,5 hours from 15:00 PM to 20:30 PM (arrives at port by 14:45 PM)
Phu Quoc Archipelago Tour (Private)
Private cruises
An ideal option for those who value privacy and personalized service, you can charter the entire catamaran for your group and enjoy the sea in a comfortable atmosphere.
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🏯 Three-day tour to Angkor Wat (Cambodia)
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🛶 Two-day tour to Can Tho - Mekong Delta
Immerse yourself in the soul of the Mekong Delta, where life flows alongside the mighty river. On the first day, you'll take a boat ride along the canals, visit fruit orchards, local villages, and sample the region's traditional cuisine. The morning of the second day begins with the main attraction—the famous Cai Rang floating market, where trade takes place directly from boats. The atmosphere of hundreds of small vessels filled with fruits, spices, and the smiles of locals creates an unforgettable experience of true Vietnam.
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🌍 Two-day tour to Cambodia: Kampot + Bokor Plateau
Kampot and the Bokor Plateau is a journey to a stunning region with French colonial charm, mountainous landscapes, and a uniquely tranquil atmosphere. You'll spend the first day in the cozy town of Kampot, known for its pepper plantations and riverside walks. The next day, you'll explore the Bokor Plateau with its misty mountains, temples, waterfalls, and abandoned French villas that preserve the spirit of the last century. This tour allows you to experience a different side of Cambodia, where history, culture, and nature intertwine to create a vibrant experience.
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🚙 Jeep tour of the northern part of the island
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🌿 Jungle Trek + Suoi Tranh Waterfalls
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🤿 Snorkeling in the An Thanh Archipelago (Group)
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🎡 Safari Park + VinWonders Phu Quoc
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🚐 Fukuoka Sightseeing Tour
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⭐️ Tour to the Sea Stars Beach
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🛶 3 Islands Canoe Tour
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🚠 3 Islands Tour + Hon Thom Cable Car
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🌅 Sunset + Night Squid Fishing
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Basic questions about Phu Quoc Island
Which beach on Phu Quoc Island is the most beautiful and why is there so much confusion about beaches?
It's like asking which child is your favorite! Each beach has its own character. Bai Sao is an Instagram star with its white sand and turquoise water, perfect for photos. Long Beach is the longest in Vietnam (20 km!), boasting the best sunsets and all the necessary infrastructure. Bai Kem is for romantics, quiet and secluded, with palm trees stretching right down to the water. Ong Lang is for those who want to feel like Robinson Crusoe, an almost wild beach with crystal-clear water. And Vung Bau is family-friendly, safe, and has shallow water for children.
What's there to do in Phu Quoc besides the beach? Is it boring for active tourists?
Phu Quoc offers so many activities that a week wouldn't be enough! The cable car to Hon Thom Island —8 km above the sea, one of the longest in the world—the views are breathtaking! Snorkeling tours around the islands —the coral reefs here are some of the best in Asia. The national park covers 70% of the island—hiking, visiting Suoi Chan waterfalls, and wildlife watching. VinWonders is a world-class theme park with slides and attractions. A safari park with exotic animals. Pepper farms —Phu Quoc is famous for the best pepper in the world. Fish farms and pearl farms —you'll see how black pearls are grown. Plus, there's diving, kayaking, and deep-sea fishing. Believe me, the problem won't be what to do, but how to fit it all in!
How safe is Phu Quoc? Are there any special features for tourists?
Phu Quoc is one of the safest resorts in Asia! The crime rate is extremely low, and the locals are very friendly to tourists. However, there are some caveats: sea currents on some beaches can be strong, especially during the low season—swim only in designated areas. Motorbikes are the main form of transportation, so be careful on the roads. Mosquitoes are active at sunrise and sunset, especially near waterfalls and in the jungle—repellent is essential. The sun is very strong—SPF 50+ sunscreen and a hat will protect you from sunburn. Standard tourist precautions: don't show off expensive items, haggle at markets, and check bills at restaurants. Overall, it's a paradise for families with children—clean beaches, high-quality food, and excellent healthcare.