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1. Hòn Thơm
Hòn Thơm stands as the largest island within the An Thới archipelago. From the heart of Phú Quốc Island, a mere 15-minute cable car ride transports you to this picturesque locale.
Previously a pristine haven, the overall landscape of Hòn Thơm underwent a vibrant transformation with the advent of the Sunworld Hòn Thơm entertainment complex. It has since become a bustling favorite amongst visitors to Phú Quốc, with the mention of Hòn Thơm often conjuring images of the Sunworld Hòn Thơm complex.
Experience the charm of Hòn Thơm through its vibrant tourism infrastructure, offering a plethora of resort amenities and recreational activities akin to those on Phu Quoc Island. A highlight of Hòn Thơm is the Aquatopia Water Park, boasting over 20 exhilarating modern attractions, setting the bar for Southeast Asia.
Alternatively, immerse yourself in the local life of Hòn Thơm, eschewing artificial tourist hubs like Sunworld Hòn Thơm. Embrace the island's authenticity for a truly enriching experience.
2. Bãi Sao – Phu Quoc's Premier Destination
Bãi Sao stands out as one of Phu Quoc's most picturesque beaches, located approximately 25 km from the town center of Dương Đông. With its fine white sand and crystal-clear waters, Bãi Sao offers an ideal setting for swimming, relaxation, and scenic appreciation. Known for activities such as coral reef diving, kayaking, traditional boat rowing, and surfing, Bãi Sao caters to a diverse range of interests.
3. Hòn Móng Tay – Impressively Pristine Beauty
Hòn Móng Tay retains its pristine allure amidst the touristy areas of Phu Quoc. Situated off the coast of Kiên Giang province, amidst the Hải Tặc archipelago and Bà Lụa archipelago.
You'll need to travel approximately 45 minutes from the island's center to reach here. However, the reward is a panoramic view of the stunning, untouched island.
4. Suối Đá Bàn - Nature's Wonderland
Suối Đá Bàn boasts a captivatingly rugged natural landscape. Visitors can enjoy bathing and picnicking with family and friends during the day. Currently, the entrance fee ranges from 10,000 to 20,000 VND per person.
From the entrance to Suối Đá Bàn, expect a 15 to 20-minute walk to reach the stream. Along the way, marvel at the sunny and windy natural scenery. It's advisable to wear comfortable sports shoes, clothing, and bring drinks and light snacks as there are limited services available here.
5. Shri Beach Club & Bar – A Spectacular Sunset Spot in Phu Quoc
Located on Long Beach, Shri Beach Club & Bar offers a luxurious space with beautiful furnishings and complete amenities. Indulging in special cocktails or sipping wine in the comfortable and airy beach setting is a highly recommended experience here.
Moreover, Shri Beach Club & Bar offers a diverse menu featuring both Vietnamese specialties and international dishes, prepared by skilled chefs. If you wish to unwind by the beach, you can rent loungers and swim or participate in water sports activities such as surfing, kayaking, or diving.
6. Hàm Ninh Fishing Village – A Local Gem of Phu Quoc
Located in the northeast of Phu Quoc Island, Hàm Ninh Fishing Village is most lively in the morning, when fishing boats return from their overnight trips and start sorting and preparing for the next journey.
Arriving here in the morning, you can stroll along the sandy beach and admire the breathtaking scenery of the sea and the fishing boats moored on the shore. Don't miss the opportunity to purchase fresh seafood as soon as the boats dock, offering a variety of marine delicacies.
7. Rạch Vẹm Fishing Village
Rạch Vẹm Fishing Village is situated in the north of Phu Quoc's Emerald Isle. Currently home to nearly 200 households primarily engaged in fishing, it's only about 20km from downtown Phu Quoc, accessible by motorbike for photo opportunities and insights into fishing village life.
The best time to explore Rạch Vẹm Fishing Village is from October to March when the sea is calm, coinciding with the arrival of bioluminescent plankton. As the return journey is somewhat distant, it's ideal to plan to return after witnessing the fishing village sunset to ensure a safe trip.
8. Ocsen Beach Bar – Phu Quoc's Trendy Check-In Spot
This is a trendy check-in spot loved by many young travelers visiting Phu Quoc. Situated right by the beach are areas with loungers, wooden tables, and bonfires arranged for visitors to relax, dine, and enjoy the sunset over Phu Quoc.
Although Ocsen Beach Bar is not brand new, it remains a favorite destination for photo enthusiasts and Instagrammers due to its expansive views that capture the essence of nature.
9. Hộ Quốc Pagoda – Phu Quoc's Famous Check-In Spot
Hộ Quốc Pagoda is a temple located in the north of Phu Quoc Island, built in the 17th century and considered one of the oldest temples on the emerald island.
Hộ Quốc Pagoda features distinctive architecture with a rectangular roof made of tiles adorned with beautiful patterns. Perched against the mountainside with a commanding sea view, the pagoda is a spiritual destination frequented by many visitors to Phu Quoc. The temple is open daily from 6 am to 6 pm.
10. VinWonders and Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc
VinWonders is one of the leading theme parks in Asia and the largest in Vietnam. Here, you can explore 12 cultural eras from ancient times, discover 6 entertainment zones with over 100 exciting and unique experiences. From the largest water park in Southeast Asia to the internationally acclaimed Once show.
If VinWonders offers fascinating artificial experiences, then Vinpearl Safari will captivate nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Vinpearl Safari is a unique open zoo model in Vietnam, providing the 'release animals, capture humans' experience like no other.
You'll have the opportunity to learn more about the life of flora and fauna, observing around 3000 fish, including 150 rare species at close distance.
Tickets for VinWonders are priced at 950,000 VND/adult, while Vinpearl Safari tickets cost 650,000 VND/adult (prices updated as of March 2023).
11. Tranh Stream – An Ideal Check-In Spot in Phu Quoc
Tranh Stream has not been heavily developed for tourism, thus retaining its natural beauty. To explore Tranh Stream, you'll hike through a forested path with relatively easy-to-navigate rock steps, admiring the beauty of the stream, nature, and small white waterfalls. Then, you can swim, fish, or have a picnic...
The stream is open from 7 am to 9 pm, with a ticket price of 10,000 VND per person.
On the way to Tranh Stream, you'll come across Bat Cave – a small cave measuring 50m deep and 200m2 high with beautiful stalactites inside.
12. An Thoi Station
An Thoi Station serves as the starting point for the Hon Thom cable car, conveniently located near the coastline.
Although recently operational, An Thoi stations have attracted attention from young photo enthusiasts due to their beautifully designed Roman amphitheater-inspired architecture. Characterized by circular arches and nostalgic dotted details.
13. Ganh Ghi Island – Phu Quoc's Check-In Destination
Ganh Ghi Island is one of the small clusters surrounding Phu Quoc Island. Despite being developed for tourism, it still retains its pristine beauty, earning it the nickname 'Little Bali' of Vietnam.
To reach Ganh Ghi Island, you need to travel from the island's center to An Thoi port. From there, you can take a boat or a speedboat. Taking a boat will take about an hour, suitable for larger groups. Alternatively, if you want to save time, you can choose a speedboat for around 2 – 2.5 million VND to reach Ganh Ghi Island in 20 minutes.
Travelers often choose to explore Ganh Ghi Island for a day with activities such as swimming, dining, entertainment, photo check-ins, snorkeling.... There are currently not many accommodation facilities here, so if you want to stay overnight, you need to prepare a tent along with some necessary personal items.
14. Ganh Dau Cape – Phu Quoc's Virtual Reality Check-In Spot
Ganh Dau Cape is a rocky promontory located in the northern part of Phu Quoc Island. The rocky cape offers a pristine setting with an impressive panoramic view of the sea and islands. Ganh Dau Cape is a spot where people only come to check-in for photos. But the surrounding area also gathers many tourist attractions that visitors often visit when traveling to Phu Quoc such as Vinwonders theme park, Vinpearl Safari zoo, Rach Vem fishing village, Grand World 'city that never sleeps'...
You can combine a visit to Ganh Dau Cape with other destinations to fully explore the northern region of the emerald island.
15. Phu Quoc Prison – A Landmark of Significant Historical Importance
In addition to natural tourist spots and lively activities, historical landmarks like Phu Quoc Prison, which hold silent stories, also draw significant attention from many tourists. Phu Quoc Prison was once known as the largest prison in Southeast Asia during the French colonial period.
The space here is a poignant representation of history, a testament to the nation's turbulent past with meticulously reconstructed elements. The site is open from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm and admission is free. You can visit to learn more about Phu Quoc Prison.
Above are the Top 15 famous check-in spots in Phu Quoc where you can visit and capture impressive photos. There are still many other interesting places on the pearl island that we have not fully explored within the scope of a short article.
Explore and share with us other captivating destinations you discover. And don't forget to check out our affordable limousine rental services in Phu Quoc!
Posted by: Pham To Giao Vy
Keywords: Top 15 check-in spots in Phu Quoc for photography enthusiasts
