Phú Quốc🌅

Phu Quoc, for a long time, has become famous with tourists from all over the country and internationally. This is not only because Phu Quoc is a beautiful island, but it also contains many mysteries that not everyone can discover. Phu Quoc has many beautiful beaches stretching from north to south, has 99 mountains and hills and primeval forests with rich flora and fauna. In the North of the island, there are fishing villages of Rach Vem, Bai Thom, Hon Mot,... outstanding with their wild beauty, or in the South Island there are 12 small and large islands of different sizes belonging to the An Thoi archipelago, which can be mentioned as Hon Thom, Hon Mong Tay, Hon Gam Ghi, Hon May Rut,... are ideal places for nature exploration activities and marine activities such as yachting, fishing, diving to see coral and exploring exciting deserted islands... With 150km of coastline, Phu Quoc owns many beautiful beaches stretching from the north to the south. Coming here, visitors will be fascinated by the wild beauty with calm waves and calm wind at Sao beach or the quiet and discreet space, blue sea and white sand at Khem beach. In particular, with poetic and lyrical landscapes, natural golden sand, old-growth forests close to the sea and beautiful mangrove ecosystems at small estuaries, Bai Dai tops the list of potential beaches. It is rated and voted by news agencies as well as foreign tourists as one of the 5 most beautiful beaches in the world. In addition, the beaches of Ganh Dau, Ong Lang, Vung Bau, Cua Can or Mong Tay island, Doi Moi island, Thom island, Dam island... are also very attractive to tourists. Phu Quoc's marine ecosystem is also very diverse with coral reefs of different shapes and sizes shimmering and sparkling under the clear sea water. It has nearly 100 species of hard coral, nearly 20 species of soft coral and 62 species of seaweed. In addition, the fish fauna in marine coral reefs is also very abundant, including some rare species such as giant clams, female snails, hawksbill turtles, dugongs... In addition to fish, Phu Quoc waters also contain many other valuable seafood groups such as shrimp, squid, crabs, snails, pearl oysters, blood cockles, feather clams, silk clams, octopus, sea cucumbers, seahorses... In Phu Quoc, there are also a number of famous professions and craft villages such as Ham Ninh fishing village, fish sauce production village, dog breeding village, pearl farming and production, myrtle wine making, pepper growing... The existence and existence of professions and villages have brought many benefits to the lives of people on the island. In 2006, Kien Giang Coastal and Island Biosphere Reserve, including Phu Quoc, was recognized by UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve.