Getting to Phu Quoc from India

Indian travelers can reach Phu Quoc by flying directly to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, then connecting on a short domestic flight to the island.

Airlines such as Vietjet Air and Vietnam Airlines now operate multiple direct routes from India to Vietnam. Cities with nonstop service include Mumbai, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. 

Flight time from India to Vietnam usually takes around four to five hours. After arriving in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, travelers can easily take a short domestic flight to Phu Quoc. The total journey, including the connection, typically lasts six to seven hours.

Round-trip fares usually range from USD 300–500 (~ 25,000–40,000 INR), and can be booked on large online travel agencies/platforms such as MakeMyTrip or Skyscanner.

Look out for bundled deals available on major Indian OTAs like MakeMyTrip to save on flight + hotel packages.

Luxury Beachfront Stays

Phu Quoc is renowned for its beachfront luxury resorts – a perfect fit for Indian families seeking privacy, sophistication, and comfort.

JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay

JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay’s signature shell-shaped pool

Located on Kem Beach, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay stands out with its whimsical architecture by Bill Bensley, evoking the charm of a fictional European-style academy. With its elegant setting, private beach, and attentive service, it has become a favorite among international travelers.

For Indian visitors, the resort is especially well-known as a haven for extravagant weddings. Several billionaire Indian families have chosen this property to host multi-day celebrations with hundreds of guests, blending colorful traditional ceremonies with glamorous seaside galas. These events not only made headlines in Vietnam but were also praised by international media as among the most lavish weddings in Asia. The so-called “mega weddings” often take over the entire JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay and even nearby Sunset Town for days of festivities.

The mega wedding at JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay, with the entire resort and Sunset Town reserved for days of festivities by an Indian billionaire family

Within the resort grounds, travelers can discover Pink Pearl, a fine dining restaurant led by Olivier Elzer, a Michelin-starred chef. Here, guests are taken on a refined culinary journey that combines French gastronomy with contemporary creativity.

New World Phu Quoc Resort

New World Phu Quoc Resort – an ideal for multi-generational Indian families

Set along a tranquil white-sand beach, New World Phu Quoc Resort is designed like a rustic fishing village with thatched roofs, while offering every modern convenience inside. Spacious villas with multiple bedrooms, living areas, and private kitchens are ideal for large Indian families or multi-generational trips. Grandparents, parents, and children can enjoy their own space yet remain connected in a shared compound. A large pool, children’s play areas, and a private beach make it the perfect place for a relaxing and bonding holiday. 

Premier Residences Phu Quoc Emerald Bay

Premier Residences Phu Quoc Emerald Bay with a vast infinity pool overlooking the emerald ocean

Located on Kem Beach, one of the world’s 100 most beautiful beaches, Premier Residences Phu Quoc Emerald Bay offers a vibrant, youthful retreat. With over 750 rooms, apartments, and villas, many with sea-view balconies or private pools, the resort is perfect for groups of friends from India seeking a dynamic beach holiday. Its highlight is the vast infinity pool overlooking the emerald ocean, complemented by a modern design, friendly service, and facilities like spa, kids’ club, and water sports.

Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort 

Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort – unique location with dual sea views for sunrise and sunset

In contrast to lively resorts, Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort offers seclusion at Ong Doi Cape, a unique location with dual sea views for both sunrise and sunset. With more than 200 luxury villas, each featuring its own pool and ocean view, the resort is an ideal choice for Indian families seeking privacy, luxury, and tranquility.

Dining Options

Right at JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay, guests can also enjoy Halal and vegetarian dining upon request at any restaurant, with the culinary team always ready to prepare dishes to proper standards if informed in advance. This ensures Indian travelers can fully relax and savor their holiday at one of the island’s most luxurious resorts.

Vegan Pizza at Red Rum restaurant in JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay

Halal and vegetarian/vegan cuisine is a top priority for Indian travelers, and Phu Quoc increasingly meets this demand with diverse offerings.

Sri Mutiara Halal Restaurant offers a familiar selection of Malaysian–Vietnamese Halal dishes, such as goat curry and Halal beef pho, ideal for large family gatherings.

For those craving the taste of home, Ganesh Indian Restaurant and Sher-e-Punjab are among the top picks, serving a wide variety of North Indian favorites from tandoori chicken and lamb curry to authentic vegetarian dishes, all prepared Halal-friendly.

Thanks to this mix of dedicated Halal restaurants and beach resorts ready to prepare vegetarian and Halal meals upon request, Phu Quoc is becoming a safe and diverse culinary destination where Indian travelers can enjoy their holiday with an ease of mind.

Entertainment on Pearl island

After enjoying the island’s dining, travelers will want to discover the diverse entertainment Phu Quoc offers. Beyond its powdery beaches and turquoise waters, the island is home to record-breaking attractions, world-class theme parks, and spectacular live shows. From romantic sunsets to vibrant nightlife, Phu Quoc delivers memorable and unique leisure experiences.

Sunset Town

Kiss Bridge is a one of the most photogenic spots in Sunset Town

Sunset Town, inspired by the Amalfi Coast, is a romantic setting where Indian travelers can capture unforgettable photos by the Kiss Bridge or the Clock Tower Square. The evening highlight is the Kiss of the Sea show (9:00–9:30 pm daily, except Tuesdays), a dazzling mix of water, fire, light, and fireworks, evoking the cinematic flair of Bollywood.

Kiss of the Sea features the world’s largest permanent water projection theater and capacity

After enjoying the show, Indian travelers can take a stroll through the VUI-Fest Night Market (4:00 PM – midnight) by the seaside. The space feels like a mini festival, with countless stalls offering gifts, grilled seafood, street snacks, and especially plenty of vegetarian options suited to Indian tastes. Glittering lights, lively music, and the bustling atmosphere will make your journey even more memorable.

There are a lot of local food as well as vegetarian/halal stalls suitable for Indians travellers

At VUI-Fest Bazaar Night Market, Indian travelers can choose to enjoy authentic flavors at Halal Toyyiban Restaurant or Halal Sarah Restaurant – two stalls both serving certified Halal cuisine. Each offers dishes tailored to the tastes of Indian and Muslim visitors, ranging from grilled seafood and quick street bites to vegetarian options. With these choices, VUI-Fest becomes the perfect night-time destination where travelers can immerse themselves in the vibrant seaside atmosphere while enjoying a truly Halal dining experience.

Sun World Hon Thom 

Admire the vast sea and island on the Guiness-record-breaking cable car ride

A must-try in Phu Quoc is the cable car to Hon Thom Island, the world’s longest three-wire cable car, offering sweeping island views.

Thrilling wooden coaster “Angry Wooden Snake”at Sun World Hon Thom

At Sun World Hon Thom, two highlights stand out. Exotica Village’s  Angry Wooden Snake is Vietnam’s first wooden roller coaster, stretching more than 900 meters and reaching speeds of up to 80 km/h, an adrenaline rush through twists and turns between forest and sea. Meanwhile, Aquatopia Water Park is hailed as Southeast Asia’s most modern, with over 20 rides ranging from thrilling slides to safe children’s pools. Its themed zones make it a complete experience for multi-generational Indian families, balancing fun for kids and excitement for young adults.

The Sun World Hon Thom complex offers all kinds of experiences for everyone in the family

Grand World Phú Quốc

Grand World Phu Quoc – the “city that never sleeps” with nonstop festive vibes

Known as the “city that never sleeps,” Grand World Phu Quoc is open 24/7 and offers the lively festival atmosphere Indian youth love. Highlights include gondola rides along the romantic Venice canal, the Bamboo Legend installation, and the “Essence of Vietnam” cultural show blending tradition and modernity.

Exploring the local culture

Indian travelers can also explore Phu Quoc’s local culture through rustic and authentic experiences. A visit to a traditional fishing village offers a chance to see wooden boats, interact with fishermen, and experience a peaceful rhythm of life distinct from bustling cities.

Phu Quoc fish sauce is the first Vietnamese product to be granted the Protected Designation of Origin certification by the European Union

Phu Quoc is also renowned for its traditional fish sauce, a signature product perfect as a gift. Visitors often enjoy exploring pepper farms, tasting the island’s spicy peppercorns, and sampling local Sim wine made from wild fruit with the same name. These experiences bring Indian travelers closer to the island’s heritage while adding unique cultural memories to their journey.

“India to Phu Quoc: Complete Travel Guide 2025” provides all the essential information for an island holiday. With convenient flight connections, flexible visa, luxury beachfront resorts, diverse Halal dining, world-class attractions, and cultural highlights, Phu Quoc stands out as a fresh, luxurious, and welcoming choice for Indian travelers in 2025.