Half of Phu Quoc island is covered by a protected national park and is home to waterfalls, wetlands and colourful reefs. The fertile land here grows high-quality black pepper, and the island is also famed for its fish sauce production. If you’re looking to explore another island, board what is said to be the world’s longest non-stop cable car as you float above the incredible turquoise waters and reefs for 8 km before reaching Pineapple Island.
The west coast of the island is much more developed, with many hotels and resorts, though even here you won’t find too much invasive tourism infrastructure. We recommend a stay at Mango Bay for a rustic beach escape, Chen Sea for its great beachfront location or La Veranda spread amongst tropical gardens overlooking the ocean. Talk to our Vietnam experts to discover how you can incorporate a stay on Phu Quoc Island on your next tailor-made holiday.