City Description
Relatively unknown to the general public, Phu Quoc is an island brimming with history and lavishness. Listed as a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve in 2006, it boasts never seen before diversity, both in terms of the landscape as well as the wildlife.
Legitimately named "the emerald island", it belonged to Cambodia before becoming Vietnamese, serving as a place of refuge for Prince Nguyen Anh, during the 18th Century. The largest island in the country, it is unusual as it is more similar to its famous neighbour than its own homeland.
Phu Quoc, is, above all else, one of the most beautiful representations of Vietnam's treasures, which has maintained a kind of simplicity which adds to its sparkle. The population lives primarily off the pepper and sauce trade such as nuoc mam and ca com, famous across the globe.
Recently, the island opened itself up to tourism and currently offers its guests both recreational and cultural activities: a complete change of scene for visitors right up until they leave.
Such desire to generalise activities in Phu Quoc saw the establishment of the Vinpearl Island project, an amusement park, which provides most water, nautical activities for families.
Take the boat to the Asian continent, to the south-west of the country, a few dozen kilometres in the direction of Can Tho and you will be able to more clearly see Mekong. A genuine divinity, this impressive river marks the birthplace of Vietnamese civilisation. Within the country, its famous delta is considered a blessing, as it both nourishes and inspires the people.
Whether you are tempted by the intimacy of Vietnam or the buzzing culture, Phu Quoc, is able to perfectly satisfy the desires of those who are soon to be enthusiasts.
Getting around
富国岛
* 房价为起步价。 优惠视酒店条件和客房情况以及选择的酒店的优惠情况而定。 请查看价格的销售条款和条件。 根据国家的不同，这些价格可能不包含税费，可能仅包含增值税，也可能包含所有税费（增值税和假日税）。 如果这些价格不含所有税费，相关的税费（增值税和/或假日税）将呈现在预定过程中的下述阶段。 该价格仅在预订时确认。
与我们保持联系
Newsletter
订阅我们的最新消息和优惠信息。
我们对于您的信息将严加保密。
