Phu Quoc Travel Guide — Restaurants, Hotels & Things To Do

Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island, located in the Gulf of Thailand near the Cambodian coast. It has transformed rapidly from a quiet fishing retreat into one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing resort destinations, known for long white-sand beaches on its west coast, coral reefs, and fish sauce production.

Long Beach (Bai Truong) on the west coast is the main resort strip, lined with hotels and seafood restaurants. The north of the island is protected as a national park and remains undeveloped, ideal for trekking and waterfall visits. Phu Quoc receives strong visitor numbers from Russia, South Korea, and China, and benefits from a generous visa-free policy for many nationalities. Island Seeker covers resorts, seafood restaurants, island tours, water sports, and local experiences across Phu Quoc.