Admire the natural beauty of Phu Quoc island beaches
Phu Quoc is known as the "Pearl Island" of Vietnam and is famous for its white-sandy beaches, blue jade seawater along its pristine coastline. This island attracts visitors with the wild and pure beauty of nature. Let's experience the most unique and beautiful landscapes of Phu Quoc Island beaches with Threeland Travel!
1. Sao Beach (Bai Sao)
Sao Beach, located in the island's south, is the most beautiful beach on Phu Quoc. Sao Beach does not have the urban bustle of Nha Trang, nor is it as poetic as Lang Co Beach, but the untamed, peaceful space of the landscape is what keeps people coming back. The white sand beaches fade into the clear blue seawater, as if tourists are standing on the asymptote of nature, moving closer to the boundless splendor of creation but unable to touch it.
Visitors may be drawn to Sao Beach for the poetic scenery, but the beautiful scenery is not the only reason that makes visitors fall in love with Phu Quoc beaches; what makes visitors want to return is the feeling of openness and tranquility that only Sao Beach has. Visitors can drop their souls into nature, temporarily putting aside all their worries. It is an ideal place to unwind from the hustle and bustle of life.
Sao Beach (Photo: Hacolor)
Khiem Beach is a bow-shaped beach in Phu Quoc Island's south, surrounded by rows of green trees on the coast. Walking along Khem Beach, tourists can see local fishermen fishing by the sea, and they may visit fishing villages to savor the freshest and most authentic "Phu Quoc beach" seafood dishes.
In which it must be mentioned that raw herring salad has always been communicated by word of mouth to visitors about its delectability and is considered one of the highlights of Khem Beach that everyone who visits should try at least once. To be eaten correctly, raw herring salad at Khem Beach should be mixed with grated coconut, roasted peanuts, fried onions and garlic, and lime juice. Next, depending on the specific personal tastes of those who choose to eat it with other side dishes, such as raw vegetables wrapped in rice paper with authentic Phu Quoc fish sauce.
Khem Beach is one of the most successful beaches in Vietnam in terms of combining local cuisine with natural beauty
(Photo: Tobias Berg)
2. Khem Beach (Bai Khem)
Famous raw herring salad (Photo: Hung Tran)
Fishing village at Khem Beach (Photo: Cherish Nguyen)
3. Dai Beach (Bai Dai)
Unlike the smooth white sand of Sao Beach, Dai Beach is located northwest of Phu Quoc island and is known for its golden sand that stretches along the deep blue shoreline. It was previously featured on Australia's tourist website (www.concierge.com) and voted as one of the world's most pristine beaches.
From Long Beach, visitors can go to Duong Dong Pier to rent a fishing boat and snorkel to see the coral at Dam Beach (Hon Dam) or Doi Moi Beach (Hon Doi Moi). In addition, travelers may go from Dai Beach to Dinh Cau night market in the evening, go shopping, and taste famous dishes such as Phu Quoc echinus porridge and see Phu Quoc pearls. Phu Quoc fish sauce, in particular, is made from delicious anchovies found only in Phu Quoc. As a result, when visiting Dai Beach, it is recommended to stay near the beach to easily participate in seaside activities and to make transit easier.
Khiem Beach (Photo: Quoc Si Le)
Vung Bau beach is located near Dai beach in the north of Phu Quoc island, about 40 kilometers from the center of Duong Dong town. Vung Bau Beach is well-known for its superb white sands and poetic landscape; tourists can relax in the sun while enjoying the peaceful space of the sea and islands.
The typical golden sands of Dai beach (Photo: Daniel Liu)
Sunset on Dai Beach (Photo: Jay Nguyen)
4. Vung Bau Beach (Bai Vung Bau)
This place is rapidly attracting young people who love to look for unusual and gorgeous photos of Phu Quoc beaches. To avoid the issue of running out of rooms if you come here on weekends or holidays, book a room ahead of time to have the maximum convenience on your trip.
This peaceful Phu Quoc beach has a moon shape and is suitable for water sports such as swimming, diving, and kayaking. This is a clean and family-friendly location with several community-style lodges sprinkled around.
Vung Bau beach is very stunningly gorgeous; the sea is crystal clear in both the rainy and dry seasons. The vegetation layers, which include woody plants, palm trees, and coconuts, remain substantially intact.
Chilling at Vung Bau Beach (Photo: Little_ki)
5. Ong Lang Beach (Bai Ong Lang)
Ong Lang Beach is located in Phu Quoc's north, followed by Cua Can Beach and Vung Bau Beach. Unlike other Phu Quoc beaches that draw visitors with their long, white sand beaches, Ong Lang beach is notable for its tall cliffs jutting out into the sea. Especially when the sunlight pours into the clear clam sea, the waves crawl gently to the shore, creating a wonderful natural picture only at Ong Lang beach, an ideal place for those who love to take romantic and beautiful images of sunrise and sunset on the beach.
(Photo: Tam Vo)
The ideal place to hunt for unique photos of dawn and dusk (Photo: Vienam Gogo)
This beach is also ideal for outdoor activities, including group games and barbecues. You may explore the surroundings by kayak during the day. in the late afternoon by sitting on variously
shaped rocks facing the sea, then have a romantic lunch under the shimmering lights of the coastline at night.
Due to its distance from the mainland, the trip duration of 3 to 4 days will allow you to enjoy the natural beauty of the Phu Quoc island beaches at your leisure and it’s a Best tour of Vietnam. Phu Quoc beaches are ideal for resort tourism, team building, and honeymoon vacations, especially during the summer and holidays. As a result, there may be no better place to visit than Phu Quoc Island if you want to experience the pristine and unspoiled beauty of Vietnam's sea and islands!
Pristine Ong Lang Beach (Photo: Ian Duffield)