Interesting experiences should not be missed when visiting Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc sea area has 22 large and small islands, with a total area of ​​about 589.23 km2. In particular, the largest Phu Quoc island is usually divided into the north island and the south island. Duong Dong town is located in the center. Most of the attractions and attractions are located in the south of the island. Let's experience the best things in Phu Quoc to make your trip more interesting and meaningful.

Watching the Palace Sunset

Dinh Cau is an ancient temple with a mossy tiled roof with unique architecture to worship Uncle Tai and Uncle Quy. This temple is located in Duong Dong town on a cliff shaped like a giant crocodile head with three waves crashing. On the roof of the temple, there are a pair of dragons worshiping the moon made of blue enamel, under the canopy of an ancient tree spreading like a green umbrella in all four seasons. Conquering 29 stone steps, visitors will reach Dinh Cau. From here, you can launch your eyes to see the small lighthouse in the distance and the beautiful beach of the townspeople.

Enjoy seafood in Ham Ninh fishing village

Spend at least half a day in Ham Ninh fishing village if you want to feel the peace of coastal life. Ham Ninh is most beautiful at dawn or at night, when the full moon hangs high on the wooden porch. The main occupation of the residents here is scuba diving to find pearls, catching sea cucumbers or raising crabs in cages. Visitors can enjoy the specialties of Ham Ninh crabs, which are famous for their freshness, sweetness, and seasoned with salt and pepper, making them even more worthy of the title "extreme food".

Snorkeling to see corals in the South of the Island

The place with blue water, calm waves, is an ideal place for those who are passionate about scuba diving. Here you can admire the colorful coral reefs and countless strange sea creatures. After scuba diving, visitors can move to the fisherman's aquaculture area, pearl farming and pearl processing area on the island.

Watch the sunset on Truong beach (Long Beach)

Sunset in Phu Quoc is something very… magical! I stayed in Phu Quoc for 21 days, almost every day I went to the sea to watch the sunset. I like the feeling of jogging along Truong beach (Long Beach) until tired, then jump into the sea to bathe. Tired of swimming in the sea, then jumping ashore, sitting on the sand waiting for the moment the sun goes down.

The sun in Phu Quoc near sunset is as big and round as the yolk of an egg. Everything happened very quickly and unfortunately I only had time to save those moments in my memory, but I couldn't share them with you (because I went for a jog with only my Gopro, not my camera. but lazy). That moment passed, leaving behind a sky with patches of red, pink, blue, purple mixed together reflected on the tops of small waves bobbing on the water - so magical.

Bai Sao - the most pristine and beautiful beach in Vietnam

I have never seen a beach as beautiful as Sao beach. The sand here is pure white, and the grain of sand is as fine as if you were touching a silk screen, not the sand. The sea water here is so transparent that you can clearly see the small fish swimming in the sand. Or if you dive into the water with glasses you can see small jellyfish swimming. At Bai Sao, there are rows of green coconut trees leaning towards the sea. There are a few small shops here, but everyone knows how to keep their "treasure".

Eat herring salad and fresh, nutritious and cheap seafood at the restaurant

As one of the most sold specialties in Phu Quoc, herring salad is always included in the TOP of the best-selling menus from popular to high-class restaurants. It is not difficult to find a place to eat delicious herring salad, this dish is popularly sold at Phu Quoc Seafood Market and restaurants on the island, especially delicious in Ham Ninh fishing village.

Van Anh

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