Phu Quoc Island

This Island is the largest island in Viet Nam with a surface area of 56,800 ha, equivalent to the surface of Singapore. It is possible to reach the island by plane or by boat from Rach Gia. The name of this island signifies "rich island". Phu Quoc Island has a high tourist potential since visitors can benefit from the sea, rivers, forests and mountains at the same location. 'Nuoc Mam' (fish sauce) and pepper bear the name of Phu Quoc and are exported to many countries.

Duong Dong

It is a chief town of Phu Quoc and a big fishing port located on the central west coast of the island. In this place, there are hotels and Phu Quoc Airport. The most tourist attraction in Duong Dong is Dinh Cau (Cau Castle). This temple was built in 1937 to dedicate “Cau” (God of the sea) to help the fishermen and sailors to overcome the storm and sea obstructions. Now the Castle still kept the ancient architectural styles. It is a good view from here.

Khem Beach

It is the most beautiful beaches in Phu Quoc Island. The beach is famous for its white sand, which resembles powered chalk. Khem Beach is situated on the south of Phu Quoc Island, 25 km from Duong Dong, 5 km from An Thoi Port. Among the sand beaches are stone rocks. Coming here, tourists can take sea bathing, go fishing and enjoy local specialties.