Phu Quoc

Hàm Ninh Fishing Village on Phú Quốc's east coast - wooden stilt houses over the water, fresh crab straight off the boats, and a world away from the resort side of the island.

Hộ Quốc Pagoda - a striking Buddhist temple complex climbing a forested hillside on Phú Quốc's east coast, with sweeping views over the Gulf of Thailand and one of the island's most peaceful atmospheres.

Hòn Thơm Cable Car - the world's longest non-stop three-rope cable car crossing 8km of open sea from Phú Quốc to Hòn Thơm island, with panoramic views of the southern island archipelago.

Khem Beach - one of Phú Quốc's most beautiful and least crowded beaches, a long arc of fine white sand on the southern coast backed by jungle hills and lapped by exceptionally clear water.

Phú Quốc Night Market in Dương Đông - the island's most atmospheric evening gathering, where seafood grills smoke over charcoal, vendors sell pearl jewelry and fish sauce, and the whole town comes out after dark.

Rạch Vẹm is a quiet fishing village on the northern coast of Phú Quốc - known for Starfish Beach (Bãi Sao Biển), where hundreds of large starfish are visible in the shallow water, and for its mangrove coast and traditional fishing community untouched by the island's resort development.

Bãi Sao Beach on Phú Quốc island - powdery white sand, crystal-clear turquoise water, and far fewer crowds than the main tourist strip. One of the most beautiful beaches in Southeast Asia.

Vinpearl Safari is Vietnam's first and largest open-format wildlife park - 380 hectares of savannah and jungle habitat on Phú Quốc Island housing over 3,000 animals including lions, giraffes, white rhinos, zebras, and orangutans in semi-open enclosures.

VinWonders Phú Quốc is Vietnam's largest theme park - a resort island connected to Phú Quốc by the world's longest over-sea cable car, with water parks, rides, aquariums, and a private beach on the northern tip of the island.