Welcome to the Pearl Island! Upon arrival, clear customs and meet your driver. The airport is modern and easy to navigate.

A luxurious beachfront resort in the north, offering stunning views and easy access to major attractions.

Enjoy fresh local seafood with a view of the ocean. Try the grilled sea urchin and flower crab.

Explore the 'Sleepless City'. Walk along the Venice-inspired canals, visit the Teddy Bear Museum, and admire the Bamboo Legend building.

Dine at one of the many restaurants lining the canal before watching the spectacular multimedia water show.

Vietnam's first semi-wildlife conservation park. Take the safari bus to see lions, tigers, and rhinos in large enclosures.

A unique dining experience inside the Safari where you can buy carrots to feed the giraffes while you eat.

A peaceful promontory where you can see the Cambodian coastline in the distance. Perfect for a quiet walk.

Famous for its surreal art installations on the beach, including the iconic long-legged elephants. The best place for sunset photos.

Located at Mango Bay Resort, this restaurant offers incredible fusion cuisine right on the water's edge.

One of the oldest fishing villages on the island. See the traditional stilt houses and the daily life of local fishermen.

The largest Buddhist temple on the island, situated on a mountainside overlooking the sea. A place of great serenity.

Dine with your toes in the sand. Enjoy grilled squid and herring salad (Goi Ca Trich), a Phu Quoc specialty.

Known for its powdery white sand and turquoise waters. Perfect for swimming or kayaking.

A sobering historical site that served as a detention center during the Vietnam War. Learn about the island's darker past.

Experience the world's longest over-sea cable car, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the southern islands.

Spend the morning enjoying world-class water slides and the wooden roller coaster 'Roaring Timbers'.

Depart from Hon Thom to visit Hon May Rut, Hon Gam Ghi, and Hon Mong Tay. Crystal clear water and vibrant coral reefs.

A lively spot in the Sunset Town (Mediterranean Village) area. Great craft beers and international/local fusion food.

A stunning architectural landmark in Sunset Town. Two spans of the bridge almost meet in the middle, perfect for a romantic walk.

Phu Quoc is famous for its high-quality black pepper. Walk through the rows of pepper vines and learn about the harvesting process.

Visit one of the most famous producers of 'Nuoc Mam'. See the giant wooden vats where the sauce ferments for a year.

Try the famous 'Stirred Noodles'. You get to mix your own dipping sauce with kumquat, chili, and salt.

Learn how wine is made from the fruit of the local Rose Myrtle (Sim) tree. Sample different varieties of wine and syrup.

A sensory explosion! Hundreds of stalls selling street food, pearls, souvenirs, and fresh seafood. A must-visit.

A combination of a temple and a lighthouse built on a jagged rock formation. Fishermen come here to pray for safe voyages.

Perched on a hill, this bistro offers the best panoramic view of Duong Dong town and the ocean.

The largest outdoor market on the island. Perfect for last-minute purchases of dried seafood, cashews, and local crafts.

Head back to the airport for your departure flight. Ensure you arrive 2 hours before domestic flights.