Holiday in Phu Quoc

What makes Phu Quoc special as a destination?

Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island and the emerging tropical paradise of Southeast Asia – a place that combines the authenticity of a fishing village with the infrastructure of a modern beach resort. The island is located in the Gulf of Thailand, closer to Cambodia than to the Vietnamese mainland, and offers 150 kilometers of coastline with some of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam. Long Beach on the west coast stretches over 20 kilometers and is famous for its spectacular sunsets, while Sao Beach in the south, with its powdery white sand and crystal-clear water, is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Southeast Asia. Phu Quoc has undergone rapid transformation in recent years. A new cable car, the longest over the sea in the world, connects the main island with the offshore island of Hon Thom and offers breathtaking views of the archipelago during the 8-kilometer ride. The Vinpearl complex in the north includes a safari park with African animals, an amusement park, and an aquarium. At the same time, the Phu Quoc National Park, which covers more than half of the island's area, preserves the original tropical rainforest with hiking trails, waterfalls, and a rich wildlife. The culinary soul of the island is fish sauce – Phu Quoc produces the best and most famous Nuoc Mam in Vietnam, and a visit to one of the traditional fish sauce factories is a must. The night market in Duong Dong, the island's capital, is a feast for the senses: freshly grilled sea urchins, abalone, shrimp, and exotic seafood are prepared at the stalls and served at prices that would be unimaginable in Europe. Phu Quoc has its own international airport with direct flights from Ho Chi Minh City (1 hour) and enjoys visa-free entry for up to 30 days as a special economic zone – ideal for short trips from Germany.