Phu Quoc island

Phu Quoc island introduction

Phu Quoc island

  Phu Quoc Island, also known as Jade Island is Vietnam's largest island. It's also the largest island of the 22 islands with population living in, located in the Gulf of Thailand. Phu Quoc island with other islands form attached Phu Quoc Island, Kien Giang. The entire island district has a total area of 589.23 km ² (by Stats land in 2005), approximately the size of Singapore island.


   Due to the characteristics of the location of Phu Quoc Island is located in the low latitudes to reach deep into the Gulf of Thailand, surrounded by the sea surrounded more or cool weather tropical monsoon. Climate is divided into two distinct seasons, the dry season starts from May 11 to May 4 lunar lunar year, and the rainy season starts from May 5 to May 10 lunar lunar calendar.

On the beach

Activities in Phu Quoc island:

Diving in Phu Quoc

   Diverse marine eco-systems of An Thoi archipelago in the South or Nails and islands of reform in the north of Phu Quoc island is an ideal place to explore the world's oceans, especially over the rangereefs where most wires are placed in Vietnam in abundance with 17 kinds of hardware, software and various anemones. Along with the tourism crew, you'll be exploring the ocean world where most natural and landed on the pristine island to enjoy and experience a holiday on the beach in your own way. Besides, you can fishing during your holiday here. It's must be so interesting and relaxing after so a long working time.

Squid fishing at night