Long Beach, on the western side of the island, offers the most magnificent ocean sunsets on the island. The experience is heightened when viewed at INK 360, the highest bar on the island, with a refreshing cocktail in hand.

Phu Quoc District is comprised of 22 islets. Guests can book a chartered boat tour to explore the more untouched surrounding islets, and go snorkeling or diving into crystal clear sea water where a rich marine life thrives. Some of the most beautiful islets include Hon Mong Tay, Hon May Rut Ngoai, Hon May Rut Trong, and Hon Mot.

Phu Quoc is famous for its flavorful fish sauce, top-quality aromatic peppers, and local sim (rose myrtle) wine. Guests can book a guided tour to see the signature produce that contributes to the island’s charm.

Tranh Stream is nestled in the shadow of the green forest about 9km to the south of Duong Dong town. The majestic waterfall is well worth a visit for those looking to experience the natural beauty of Phu Quoc, or a swim in a natural rock pool.

The Phu Quoc Cable Car (Vietnamese: Cáp treo Hòn Thơm Phú Quốc) is an oversea cable-way system, with two stations located on different islands.

The start station is located on Phu Quoc Island, just south of the popular beach resort area of Long Beach (Vietnamese: Bãi Trường). After a 15-minute journey at speeds of up to 30.6 kilometers per hour, passengers arrive at the final station - Hon Thom Island, which is Phu Quoc's second largest island and often referred to as "Pineapple Island"