6 MUST-VISIT PLACES IN PHU QUOC

Phu Quoc – Vietnam’s “Pearl Island” – is famous not only for its turquoise waters and white sandy beaches but also for many unique destinations that remain relatively untouched by mass tourism. If you’re planning a trip to Phu Quoc in 2025, here are 6 must-visit places in Phu Quoc, carefully selected by Piu Piu Travel for travelers who love deep, authentic exploration.

1. Sao Beach – The Most Beautiful Beach in Phu Quoc

Sao Beach is considered the true gem of the Pearl Island, featuring powdery white sand as smooth as cream, crystal-clear water shifting from turquoise to emerald, and a stunning crescent-shaped shoreline. Rows of leaning palm trees create a peaceful and romantic atmosphere. At sunset, the entire beach glows in soft golden-pink hues, making it a perfect spot to relax, take photos, and enjoy fresh seafood right on the beach.

2. Hon Thom Island – The World’s Longest Cable Car & Entertainment Paradise

Hon Thom is home to the world’s longest three-wire cable car system (7,899 meters), offering an unforgettable ride over the sea with panoramic views from hundreds of meters above. From above, you’ll see charming islets and the ocean changing colors from jade green to deep blue. Below, Sun World Hon Thom Nature Park delivers thrilling experiences with water slides, sea-walking activities, and private beaches—an exciting blend of untouched nature and modern entertainment.

3. Rach Vem Fishing Village – “The Road to the End of the World” & Natural Starfish Beach

Rach Vem is one of Phu Quoc’s most hidden and poetic spots, famous for its natural starfish beach that appears during low tide and the iconic lone tree standing in the sea. Wooden bridges stretching into the water and fiery red sunsets on the horizon make the scenery look like a living painting. With its quiet atmosphere and fewer tourists, this place is perfect for peaceful moments and capturing “million-like” photos.

4. Traditional Fish Sauce Factories & Pepper Farms

Phu Quoc is known as Vietnam’s fish sauce and black pepper capital. Visiting the island’s traditional fish sauce factories, you’ll see hundreds of large wooden barrels where fish sauce has been fermented using centuries-old methods. The rich aroma fills the rustic yet proud space. Nearby, lush green pepper gardens with towering old pepper vines create a calm countryside vibe—perfect for exploration and buying authentic local souvenirs.

5. Tranh Stream & Da Ban Stream – Untouched Nature & Light Trekking

Tranh Stream and Da Ban Stream are the two most beautiful streams in Phu Quoc, nestled within cool, green primary forests. The clear, refreshing water flows over large rocks and small waterfalls. With a light 1–2 hour walk, you can swim, picnic in nature, listen to birdsong, and enjoy the soothing sound of flowing water. The fresh air and wild surroundings make this area a perfect “natural oasis” for relaxation and recharging.

6. Bai Dai Beach – The Longest Beach on the Island & Romantic Sunsets

Stretching over 20 km, Bai Dai is the longest beach in Phu Quoc, boasting soft white sand, clear blue water, gentle waves, and rows of palm trees. As sunset arrives, the fiery red sun slowly dips below the horizon, bathing the entire beach in warm golden-orange tones. It’s an ideal place for relaxing, romantic photos, and enjoying fresh seafood by the sea.

Why Choose Piu Piu Travel to Explore Phu Quoc?

• Small groups (6–12 guests), professional English/French-speaking guides
• Authentic local experiences: homestays, home-cooked seafood, fish sauce workshops
• Private airport transfers + full travel insurance
• Special offer: 15% OFF for Phu Quoc tours booked now + free seafood dining voucher

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