Touch down on the Pearl Island. Upon arrival, clear customs and pick up a local SIM card if needed. The airport is modern and easy to navigate.

Check into your luxury beachfront resort in the northern part of the island, perfectly situated for the first few days of exploration.

Visit the massive Bamboo Legend structure made of 42,000 bamboo canes, then head to the whimsical Teddy Bear Museum nearby.

Enjoy a romantic boat ride through the colorful canals of Grand World, reminiscent of Venice, Italy.

Sample local street food including grilled seafood, coconut ice cream, and Vietnamese pancakes (Banh Xeo).

A spectacular multimedia show featuring water music, 3D mapping, and performers in LED costumes on the canal.

Explore the open-air zoo and conservation park. Take the safari bus to see lions, tigers, and rhinos in a semi-wild habitat.

Head to the largest theme park in Vietnam featuring themed zones like European Street, Adventure World, and Fantasy World.

Visit the giant turtle-shaped aquarium. It features one of the largest tanks in the world and incredible underwater dining options.

Enjoy a unique meal while watching sharks and rays swim past your table in the aquarium.

Learn about the island's famous black pepper and organic honey production. Taste fresh honey tea and buy authentic spices.

A scenic viewpoint where you can see the coast of Cambodia just a few kilometers away across the sea.

Freshly caught seafood served at local stilt restaurants over the water.

Spend the afternoon lounging on the white sands of Palm Beach, known for its leaning coconut trees and calm waters.

Check out from the North and head to the South Island for a change of scenery.

Ride the world's longest over-sea cable car, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the turquoise waters and fishing villages.

Take a speedboat from Hon Thom to May Rut Island for some of the best snorkeling and clearest water in Phu Quoc.

Check into your villa-style resort on Khem Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in the south.

A sobering look at the island's history during the Vietnam War. This historical site serves as a museum of the struggle for independence.

The largest Buddhist temple on the island, situated on a mountainside overlooking the sea. Beautiful architecture and peaceful vibes.

Walk through the Mediterranean-inspired Sunset Town. Visit the Dragon Stairs for a perfect photo op as the sun begins to dip.

A world-class multimedia show on a massive water stage, combining fire, water, light, and professional dancers.

A captivating performance featuring jet skis and flyboards with pyrotechnics right in the bay.

Experience the island's busiest local market. See the morning catch and buy local snacks like dried seafood or cashew nuts.

Enjoy a final meal with a panoramic view of Duong Dong town and the ocean from this hilltop cafe.

Head back to the airport for your flight home, carrying memories of the Pearl Island.