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

Try the famous 'stirred noodles' (Bun Quay). You get to mix your own dipping sauce with kumquat, chili, salt, and sugar.

A combination of a Buddhist temple and a lighthouse perched on a rock formation. It's a sacred site for local fishermen.

Ride the world's longest over-sea cable car (nearly 8km) from An Thoi to Hon Thom Island. The views of the fishing boats below are breathtaking.

Spend the morning enjoying world-class water slides and the wooden roller coaster 'Moc Xa Thinh No'.

Enjoy a buffet or a-la-carte lunch on Hon Thom Island with views of the beach.

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

Learn how the island's 'liquid gold' is made in giant wooden vats. Phu Quoc fish sauce has a protected designation of origin in the EU.

Walk through rows of pepper vines and learn why Phu Quoc pepper is considered the best in Vietnam.

Eat at a floating restaurant. Ham Ninh is famous for its small but sweet flower crabs.

The largest Buddhist temple on the island, situated on a mountain overlooking the sea.

Vietnam's first semi-wild conservation park. Take a bus through the tiger, lion, and rhino enclosures.

A massive entertainment complex designed like Venice. Walk along the canals, see the Bamboo Legend building, and visit the Teddy Bear Museum.

A variety of Vietnamese and international options in a vibrant setting.

A spectacular outdoor performance using high-tech effects to tell the story of Vietnamese culture.

Visit Mong Tay (Fingernail), Gam Ghi, May Rut Trong, and May Rut Ngoai islands. Includes snorkeling and beach time.

Freshly grilled seafood and traditional Vietnamese sides served right on the beach.

Explore the underwater world of the An Thoi archipelago. The coral around Gam Ghi island is particularly vibrant.

A remote beach in the north known for its abundance of red starfish in the shallow water.

A stilt house restaurant over the water at Rach Vem. Very fresh seafood.

Often cited as the best beach in Phu Quoc with powdery white sand and turquoise water.

A high-end French fine dining experience located in the JW Marriott. The decor is stunningly pink and opulent.

See the island's main market in full swing. This is where locals buy their daily produce and fish.

Indulge in a traditional Vietnamese massage or a pearl powder body scrub.

Head back to the airport for your departure flight.