1. Kem Beach
Kem Beach is the clearest testament to the combination of natural wonders and human creation. It was once honored among the top 50 most beautiful beaches in the world, characterized by its fine white sand and jade-green waters curving in a natural arc. The beach retains its pristine beauty, with long stretches of green coconut trees and gentle waves – ideal conditions for visitors to swim, paddleboard (SUP), or simply relax amidst nature.
Not only possessing natural beauty, Kem Beach also impresses with its surrounding world-class resort and entertainment ecosystem. Luxurious resorts such as JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay, New World Phu Quoc Resort, and Premier Residences Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort offer international-standard accommodation experiences. Seaside restaurants and bars like Draft Beer contribute to a vibrant culinary and nightlife scene.
Just a short distance away, Sunset Town opens up a colorful scene: strolling along Mediterranean-style streets, watching the sunset at Cau Hon (Kiss Bridge) or admiring two consecutive fireworks displays every evening from two world-class multimedia shows: Symphony of the Sea and Kiss of the Sea. As night falls, VUI-Fest Bazaar transforms this area into a festive seaside market. This is an ideal destination for those who want to enjoy privacy while still staying connected to the trendy lifestyle.
2. Ong Doi Cape (Extended Kem Beach)
Ong Doi Cape offers a unique visual experience where visitors can watch both sunrise and sunset on the same beach. This magic is found almost nowhere else in Vietnam, creating a deep connection with the universe and time. From the rocky outcrops jutting into the sea, visitors can sit quietly, listen to the sound of the waves, and feel the wild beauty of Phu Quoc island.
On top of these cliffs, Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort offers a collection of beachfront villas perched on the mountainside, each with an infinity pool and panoramic ocean views. Guests can enjoy private beaches, relaxing spa treatments, and high-class dining experiences right by the pristine coastline. Thanks to its quiet and romantic atmosphere, Ong Doi Cape is the perfect choice for couples, honeymoons, or those needing a soul-detoxifying getaway.
3. Star Beach (Bai Sao)
If Bai Kem (Kem Beach) is about luxury, then Bai Sao (Star Beach) possesses the intimate and energetic vibe of a "must-visit" beach in Phu Quoc. With its fine white sand, gentle curves, and leaning coconut trees, Bai Sao Phu Quoc (Star Beach Phu Quoc) boasts postcard-perfect beauty and has been praised internationally many times. The space inspires creativity for art and photography lovers. The laughter of tourists blends with the sound of waves, creating a lively atmosphere, characteristic of a vibrant tourist season.
The service ecosystem at Bai Sao (Star Beach) is extremely rich, meeting the needs of all visitors, from families with young children to groups of young people. Visitors can freely participate in water sports such as jet skiing, parasailing, or kayaking to admire the panoramic view of the bay. Along the shore, local restaurants serve famous specialties like herring salad. Enjoying the fresh seafood taste while letting your feet touch the fine sand is a delightful tactile experience. More than just a beautiful beach, Bai Sao (Star Beach) is also a place to store the happiest and most memorable moments during your journey to explore Ngoc Island (Dao Ngoc).
4. Red Soil Beach (Bai Dat Do)
Located near An Thoi town, Bai Dat Do impresses with its characteristic red basalt soil along the shore, creating a rare landscape. The beach retains its wild beauty with a wide sandy shore, clear blue water, and is sheltered by the two capes Ong Bon and Dat Do, making the sea quite calm with few strong waves. Thanks to its natural beauty and quiet space, Bai Dat Do is increasingly sought after by tourists when visiting Ngoc Island.
At Bai Dat Do, visitors can enjoy many gentle experiences such as swimming, walking along the shore, taking check-in photos, or organizing small picnics with friends. The beach has a spacious area, pristine natural scenery, very suitable for watching the sunrise or relaxing after exploring the island. From here, visitors can also easily combine visits to many other famous tourist spots in the southern part of Phu Quoc island.
In the future, Bai Dat Do will welcome a new look as a modern coastal urban area in Phu Quoc. An international convention center, a square, commercial areas, and high-class hotel systems from Marriott, Hilton, and Lotte will add many attractive tourist experiences and events for visitors.
5. An Thoi Archipelago
Located off the southern coast of Phu Quoc, the An Thoi Archipelago is a collection of small islands boasting the most pristine beauty of the Jade Island. Among them, Mong Tay Islet is often likened to a "miniature Maldives" with its fine golden sand and coconut trees swaying in the wind. Gam Ghi Islet is famous for its rich coral ecosystem, making it an ideal destination for those who love snorkeling. May Rut Islet impresses with its rustic wooden huts, hammocks by the sea, and fresh seafood grilled right on the beach.
This area is also known as the "coral kingdom" of Phu Quoc, where the marine ecosystem thrives with hundreds of coral species in various shapes and colors. Day tours to the islands often combine multiple experiences such as island hopping, snorkeling, and enjoying a fresh seafood lunch right on the boat or on the small sandy beaches around the islands.
The ecosystem serves an environmental education purpose, reminding visitors of the value of conserving marine and island nature. With its pristine landscape and friendly services, the An Thoi Archipelago is considered a place that clearly showcases Phu Quoc's natural charm, where visitors can fully experience the harmony between the ocean, nature, and the characteristic lifestyle of the southern island region.
6. Rach Vem
Rach Vem offers a unique experience with the salty flavor of the fishing village on the northern part of the island. The atmosphere here is simple, with wooden bridges leading to floating raft houses on the water, where visitors can enjoy seafood freshly caught by fishermen today. This is an ideal destination for those who want to temporarily escape the luxury of resorts and return to the simple life of the coastal residents.
The scenery at Rach Vem makes a strong impression with its "kingdom" of bright red starfish appearing and disappearing under the crystal clear water. Observing the marine ecosystem in its natural environment brings a relaxing feeling and a sense of closeness to nature. To protect this beauty, visitors are always encouraged not to touch the starfish and to preserve the marine environment.
Cuisine is also an attractive feature of Rach Vem, with many types of seafood prepared in the local style - simple but rich in flavor. Sitting on the floating rafts, catching the cool sea breeze, and enjoying island seafood specialties is a memorable experience for anyone who visits. Rach Vem is therefore a journey to discover the authentic and warm fishing village culture of Dao Ngoc.
7. Bai Dai (Long Beach)
Located in the northwest of Phu Quoc, Bai Dai (Long Beach) stands out with its golden sand and clear emerald green waters. This area represents the well-developed tourism development of the pearl island, where natural beauty is harmoniously combined with modern resort and entertainment complexes. The space here offers a sense of spaciousness, with the blue sea, sandy beach, and primeval forest just a few steps apart.
Activities at Bai Dai (Long Beach) focus on convenience and diversity, suitable for many types of tourists, from families with young children to the elderly. In the morning, visitors can relax on the beach, play at VinWonders Phu Quoc, in the afternoon explore the animal world at Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc, and in the evening immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere with light shows at Grand World Phu Quoc.
The synchronized tourism infrastructure makes this an ideal choice for long holidays. Despite the presence of many modern constructions, Bai Dai (Long Beach) still retains its peacefulness with rows of casuarina trees rustling in the wind, creating a balance between the vibrant holiday rhythm and the natural beauty of the Phu Quoc sea.
8. Long Beach
Stretching over 20km along the west coast of Phu Quoc, Long Beach is the island's longest backbone for bustling tourism, hotel, and service activities. This is the beach for those who love movement and want to enjoy all the amenities of a modern seaside city. Your hearing will always be filled with music from beach bars and the bustling rhythm of the Duong Dong central area.
Long Beach impresses with its magical 'purple sunset' specialty, as the sun gradually sets, the sky turns into shades of orange, pink, then purple, creating a perfect backdrop for a seaside dinner. Many international brands have chosen this location to develop coastal resort complexes, notably InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort with the island's highest rooftop bar INK 360, or Regent Phu Quoc with its system of suites and villas with private sea-view pools.
Besides high-end resorts, the area around Long Beach also offers diverse accommodation types from boutique hotels, homestays to beach clubs and seafood restaurants. Visitors can also easily access night markets, shopping spots, and European-Asian style restaurants in the Duong Dong center.
9. Ong Lang Beach
Unlike the vibrancy of Truong Beach, Ong Lang Beach on Phu Quoc island possesses a serene beauty with golden sand interspersed with rugged rocks and gentle turquoise water. The tranquil and somewhat classic scenery makes it an ideal stopover for travelers seeking privacy and a slow pace of life.
The area around Ong Lang Beach has developed towards eco-resorts with many boutique resorts and eco-friendly accommodation. Low-rise structures are nestled amidst natural greenery, creating a relaxing atmosphere. Visitors often spend their time reading, meditating, practicing yoga, or simply lying down listening to the waves under the cool shade of the trees. The experience at Ong Lang is deeply tactile and spiritual, where you can feel the coarse sand underfoot and the warmth of the sun-baked rocks.
10. Vung Bau
Vung Bau (also known as Bai Ban Nguyet - Half-Moon Beach) is one of the most pristine and quietest beaches on Phu Quoc island. With a crescent shape like a waning moon, the beach is surrounded by lush primeval forests, creating a completely secluded space. Visitors can feel the wildness through the sounds of forest birds mingling with the sound of the sea, creating a pure symphony.
In recent years, Vung Bau has also attracted tourists thanks to the appearance of the high-class Eschuri Vung Bau Golf course. The 18-hole golf course is designed 'from forest to sea', harmoniously combining tropical forest landscapes with ocean views. The ecosystem here still retains its rustic charm with diverse seagrass beds and coastal habitats. Visitors can kayak to Hon Mong Tay island or go snorkeling to see coral reefs. Coming to Vung Bau is a 'getaway' from work pressure to return to one's natural self.
Through 10 typical beaches, Phu Quoc emerges as a colorful destination with many different resort styles. From vibrant beaches to serene, pristine spaces, each place offers a unique experience. Choose a suitable spot for yourself to fully enjoy the beauty of the island and sea and create a memorable journey at the Pearl Island.
