Suoi Tranh Waterfall

Suoi Tranh is a 15km-long stream, created from small streams flowing from Ham Ninh mountain. When you come here, you will feel the fresh air coming from the lush forest, the cool gurgling water, and the echo of falling water from near and far.

To get to Suoi Tranh Waterfall, you need to walk about 300m from the foot of the mountain to the top to reach the source of the stream. This location is very suitable for camping, picnicking, watching waterfalls, bathing in streams, and taking memorable photos.

Photo of Suoi Tranh Waterfall Phu Quoc waterfall pouring down from a high cliff – cre: Rooty Trip

Dinh Cau Temple

Dinh Cau Temple is both a beautiful scenic spot and a spiritual tourist destination that you cannot miss when visiting Phu Quoc. Dinh Cau was formed on a cliff protruding into the sea, so it has very beautiful scenery.

Here you will see the vast blue sky and sea surrounded by long, winding stretches of sand. Nearby is Duong Dong market, which is very busy, so you can visit and buy seafood if you have time.

Photo of Dinh Cau Temple Phu Quoc, a famous spiritual destination on the pearl island – cre: photo collection

Dinh Ba Temple

Dinh Ba Temple is located on the right bank of Cua Can River and is an extremely famous spiritual tourist destination in Phu Quoc. This place is also called Dinh Ba Thuy Long Thanh Mau Temple, associated with the legend of Thuy Long Thanh Mau, as told by the local people.

Every year, this place attracts many tourists for visiting, sightseeing, as well as worshiping and praying for good things. In addition, on January 18-19, the Dinh Ba Ong Lang Phu Quoc festival is held, attracting both locals and tourists to participate.

Photo captures the peaceful and quiet atmosphere at Dinh Temple Ba Phu Quoc – cre: photo collection

Grand World

Grand World, also known as the Sleepless City, is a diverse and unique entertainment, shopping, dining, and festival complex that stands out in Southeast Asia. When visiting here, you will experience exciting activities throughout 24 hours, regardless of day or night.

Moreover, this location attracts tourists with its luxurious and sophisticated architecture, beautiful landscapes, and comprehensive utility services.

Tourists experience a boat ride along the Venice canal at Grand World Phu Quoc – Cre: Rooty Trip

Mong Tay Island (Fingernail Island)

Hon Mong Tay, also known as the Maldives of Vietnam, is an island located south of Phu Quoc island, surrounded by the Ba Lua archipelago and Ha Tac island with many boats passing by.

Therefore, Hon Mong Tay still retains its pristine beauty with crystal clear waters and long white sandy beaches. When visiting this island, you can also experience interesting activities such as swimming, fishing, squid fishing, scuba diving to see coral reefs, etc…

A photo of the smooth white sand beach at Mong Tay Island, Phu Quoc, with crystal-clear blue waters – Cre: Rooty Trip

May Rut Island

May Rut Island is regarded as one of the most beautiful snorkeling spots in Phu Quoc that visitors should visit at least once. To reach this location, you need to travel by boat or speedboat approximately 25 km from An Thoi Port.

Upon stepping onto the island, you will be overwhelmed by its rare and stunning beauty. The beaches with turquoise waters are surrounded by fine white sand and rustling green coconut palms that will captivate tourists, making them reluctant to leave.

A photo of Hon May Rut, Phu Quoc, showcasing its pristine and tranquil beauty – Cre: photo collection

Gam Ghi Island

Gam Ghi Island is part of the An Thoi archipelago and is the southernmost small island. This site is also dubbed as “Little Bali” due to its picturesque beaches with blue waters and white sands.

The waters at Gam Ghi Island are crystal clear, making it an ideal place for you to participate in snorkeling and observing beautiful marine life. Additionally, you can organize various fun activities such as kayaking, fishing, swimming, etc.

A photo capturing the wild and mysterious beauty of Gam Ghi Island, Phu Quoc – cre: photo collection

Hon Thom Island (Pineapple Island)

Hon Thom Island, also known as Pineapple Island, is the largest island in the An Thoi archipelago, located in the southern part of Phu Quoc. Often referred to as the “pearl” of Phu Quoc, this place is famous for its beautiful beaches, vibrant natural scenery, and fresh air.

Furthermore, Hon Thom Island features the world’s longest three-cable sea gondola and other exciting attractions such as Sun World Hon Thom amusement park and Aquatopia Water Park, waiting for you to explore.

An aerial photo of Hon Thom Island, Phu Quoc, amidst the vast ocean – cre: photo collection

An Thoi Station

An Thoi Station is the starting point in An Thoi if you want to take the gondola to Hon Thom Island. Both of these stations are designed in an impressive Roman architectural style. When you arrive here, you will feel like you’ve stepped into an ancient world with graceful arched ceilings, towering stone columns, timeworn brick walls, and majestic bronze statues. Regardless of where you are, you will capture beautiful photos with no bad angles.

A panoramic view of An Thoi Station in Phu Quoc, featuring architecture inspired by the ancient Roman Colosseum – Cre: Rooty Trip

Sunset Sanato

Sunset Sanato is one of the most beautiful sunset spots in Phu Quoc. It features a gentle beach that stretches out perfectly for strolling while watching the magnificent sunset gradually descend.

On the beach, there are unique decorations such as elephants on the sea, jellyfish, a sky gate, and angels. Therefore, this location is favored by enthusiasts looking to “hunt” sunset photos.

A photo capturing the vibrant sunset at Sunset Sanato, Phu Quoc – Cre: Rooty Trip

Phu Quoc Night Market

Phu Quoc Night Market is the busiest and most vibrant place for entertainment, shopping, and dining in Phu Quoc. This market opens daily from 6 PM and sells goods until late at night, making it a perfect spot for tourists to visit.

Here, you can savor all the local specialties, snacks, fresh seafood, desserts, and more. The market also sells various souvenirs and local products, so you can shop for gifts if needed.

A photo of the dining area at Phu Quoc Night Market, featuring hundreds of diverse food stalls – cre: photo collection

Vinpearl Safari

Vinpearl Safari is one of the leading semi-wild animal reserves in our country. Here, many animal species from around the world are cared for and preserved in a lush forest covering an area of 380 hectares.

Additionally, when visiting Vinpearl Safari, you can choose between two types of tours: the traditional open zoo or the Safari experience – “caged humans, releasing animals.” You can also participate in animal shows and interact directly by feeding them, which is incredibly interesting.

Tourists visiting Phu Quoc Safari, observing the wildlife – Cre: photo collection

VinWonders

VinWonders is a famous tourist destination that you cannot miss when setting foot in Phu Quoc. This amusement park spans 50 hectares and features hundreds of exciting games. You can explore the water park or take on thrilling outdoor activities with various themes alongside your friends.

You can also stroll under medieval European-style architecture or discover mysterious aquariums. All of this will leave unforgettable experiences for your journey to Phu Quoc.

A panoramic photo of VinWonders Phu Quoc – the largest theme park in Vietnam – Cre: Rooty Trip

Phu Quoc Pepper Gardens

Phu Quoc pepper is a famous specialty of this land, known for its pungent, aromatic flavor, which is richer than that of other regions. When you visit Phu Quoc, you can check out the lush green pepper gardens that stretch endlessly. If you visit during the harvest season, you will see beautiful bunches of ripe red pepper hanging gracefully from the branches.

In addition, you will learn about the cultivation process, how to care for pepper plants, and understand more about the harvesting and processing of this agricultural product. Don’t forget to buy some pepper for use or as a gift.

A photo of tourists exploring the lush green pepper gardens in Phu Quoc – Cre: Rooty Trip

Sim Wine Production Facility

Sim wine is another specialty well-known when mentioning Phu Quoc. Therefore, during your trip, you can visit the sim gardens to check-in Phu Quoc with a romantic background filled with blooming purple sim flowers.

Moreover, you should visit sim wine production facilities to learn about the harvesting process, wine production, and taste sim wine and honey with rich and unforgettable flavors.

A photo of the Sim wine fermentation facility, a specialty of Phu Quoc – Cre: Rooty Trip

Phu Quoc Fish Sauce Factory

Phu Quoc fish sauce is the “national soul” condiment of this land and Vietnam in general. The Phu Quoc fish sauce factory is recognized as a leading producer of high-quality fish sauce in the country, meeting the standards set by the Ministry of Health.

Therefore, when traveling to Phu Quoc, do not miss the opportunity to witness these historic fish sauce factories firsthand. Besides taking stunning check-in photos, you can also purchase fish sauce for use at home or as gifts for friends and family.

A photo of large wooden barrels containing fish sauce at the Phu Quoc fish sauce factory – Cre: Rooty Trip

Pearl Cultivation Facility

In Phu Quoc, there are famous pearl cultivation facilities such as Long Beach, Ngoc Hien, and Quoc An. When visiting these facilities, you will be introduced to the pearl cultivation process, the process of extracting pearl oysters to create exquisite pearls.

Additionally, there are also displays of various types of pearls, allowing you to comfortably explore and learn about the products. If you love jewelry made from these pearls, you can buy them as souvenirs or gifts.

A photo of fishermen carefully inspecting each pearl oyster – Cre: Rooty Trip