Welcome to Phu Quoc, the Pearl Island, where the richness of the natural landscape blends seamlessly with the rustic charm of local village life. Nestled along the pristine Long Beach lies InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort, stretching over 20 kilometres on the island’s west coast.
Phu Quoc Island is part of Kien Giang Province, which was recognised by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in 2006. As Vietnam’s largest island, it is located in the Gulf of Thailand and offers a unique blend of serenity and natural wonder.
Spanning approximately 600 square kilometres with a population of just over 379,000, this idyllic destination provides a perfect canvas for a holiday that is both relaxing and vibrant. More than half of the island is covered by a national park with evergreen forests, while the surrounding waters are home to rich marine life and colourful coral reefs. Phu Quoc is also renowned for its production of high-quality fish sauce and pepper, as well as its pearl farming heritage. Guided tours offer visitors an authentic insight into the cultivation and crafting of these traditional products.
Once a quiet island, Phu Quoc has transformed into a thriving Special Economic Zon. Today, international travelers can enjoy visa-free entry for up to 30 days when visiting Vietnam’s Pearl Island.
