Phu Quoc island

Tourism in Phú Quốc, the "Pearl Island" of Vietnam, is a world-class escape that has evolved in 2026 into one of Asia’s most trending destinations, seamlessly blending raw natural beauty with high-end entertainment.

The island’s natural landscape is defined by its pristine, white-sand shores like Bãi Sao and Bãi Kem, the turquoise waters of the An Thới Archipelago, and the dense, UNESCO-recognized primary forests of Phú Quốc National Park. Culturally, the island offers a fascinating journey from the historic Phú Quốc Prison and the serene Hộ Quốc Pagoda to the authentic daily life of the Hàm Ninh Fishing Village. In 2026, the island’s modern cultural identity is further enriched by spectacular multimedia shows like "Kiss of the Sea" and the vibrant night-time energy of Sunset Town and Grand World.

The culinary experience is a globally acclaimed "essence of the ocean," famously headlined by the island's legendary fish sauce—a national intangible heritage—and signature dishes like Gỏi cá trích (herring salad), Bún quậy (stirring noodles), and grilled Nhum (sea urchin). Whether you are gliding over the sea on the world’s longest three-cable cable car, exploring a fragrant pepper farm, or savoring a glass of Sim wine at sunset, Phú Quốc offers a sophisticated yet soul-stirring island experience that stands as a premier alternative to the region's most famous tropical getaways.

Phú Quốc is unique in Vietnam as the only destination offering a 30-day visa exemption for all international visitors, regardless of nationality. As of 2026, this policy remains a cornerstone of the island's appeal as a "Special Economic-Tourism Zone."