For those looking to be active on the island, Rainbow Divers offer excellent opportunities for snorkelling and scuba-diving; and it is highly recommended that you rent a scooter or moped for your time on Phu Quoc, as it has to be the coolest, easiest way to zip around the place. The best time to visit the island is in the dry season, which lasts from December to May. Make sure you see Phu Quoc while it is still so underdeveloped and paradisal - Phuket used to be the same way, apparently.
Phu Quoc tours:
Phu Quoc - The pearl island 4 days 3 nightsSouthern beaches 8 days 7 nightsBest beaches of Vietnam 10 days 9 nights
Located in the Gulf of Siam,
Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest
island, and is fast becoming a heavyweight tourist destination. The densely-forested, mountainous island is ringed by some of the most beautiful, unspoilt beaches in the whole of southeast Asia - in fact, in February 2008, ABC News declared that Phu Quoc possessed 'the most beautiful and cleanest beaches in the world'. Accessible by sea or air,
Phu Quoc is the ideal place to spend a week or two, relaxing on the beach, sampling some of the famous seafood, shopping for pearls in the fishing village of Ham Ninh, or heading off to
Phu Quoc National Park to hike and swim in a tranquil mountain pool. The island is famous for its fish sauce (nuoc mam) - an essential ingredient of all southeast Asian
cooking, and a wonderful gift for friends and family back home. For those looking to be active on the island, Rainbow Divers offer excellent opportunities for snorkelling and scuba-diving; and it is highly recommended that you rent a scooter or moped for your time on Phu Quoc, as it has to be the coolest, easiest way to zip around the place. The best time to visit the island is in the dry season, which lasts from December to May. Make sure you see Phu Quoc while it is still so underdeveloped and paradisal - Phuket used to be the same way, apparently.