Day 1: Arrival & sunset welcome
Your adventure begins as you land at Phu Quoc International Airport. Most flights from Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi are under 1.5 hours, making it an easy escape.
Some popular areas to stay include:
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Duong Dong Town (central, local vibe).
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Long Beach (resorts, beach clubs).
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Ong Lang Beach (peaceful & nature-friendly).
Spend your first afternoon unwinding by the sea. Head to Sunset Sanato Beach Club to catch the iconic view of the sun sinking behind giant elephant statues and floating art installations. For dinner, enjoy grilled seafood and Phu Quoc-style hotpot at Ra Khoi Restaurant (average 150,000 - 200,000 VND/person).
Duong Dong Town
Day 2: Snorkeling & Island-Hopping Adventure
Join a full-day 4-island speedboat tour - a must-do on any one week in Phu Quoc trip.
Highlights include:
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Snorkeling at Gam Ghi and May Rut islands.
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Swimming in crystal-clear water at Hon Thom.
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Lunch in a floating restaurant.
Tours typically cost 1,000,000–1,200,000 VND/person and include hotel pickup, lunch, and equipment.
Evening: Walk around Duong Dong Night Market for local street food like grilled scallops, coconut ice cream, and seafood hotpots.
Snorkeling in Phu Quoc
Day 3: Coffee, Culture & Night Market
Take it slow in the morning and grab a cup of cà phê sữa đá at Chuồn Chuồn Bistro & Sky Bar, where you’ll also get sweeping views of Duong Dong Town.
In the afternoon, explore Phu Quoc Prison Museum (Nha Tu Phu Quoc) to learn about the island’s wartime history. Then take a trip to a pearl farm or fish sauce factory, two of Phu Quoc’s most famous exports.
As night falls, make your way to Dinh Cau Night Market, a bustling street food paradise. Try sea urchin with scallion oil, grilled king prawns, and local ice cream. Budget about 200,000 VND for a full feast.
Dinh Cau Night Market
Day 4: Nature Escape to Phu Quoc National Park
Today is all about nature. Head north to explore Phu Quoc National Park, home to rare flora and fauna, forest trails, and peaceful streams. For a scenic hike, try the trail to Nui Chua Peak or Ganh Dau Cape where you can even spot the Cambodian coastline on a clear day.
Bring water, wear good shoes, and don’t forget mosquito repellent. After your trek, have lunch at a local restaurant like Bien Hai Quan for fresh fish hotpot.
Optional stop: Starfish Beach (Bai Sao), where you can walk along clear waters and snap photos with dozens of red starfish ((Dec–Mar season).
Nui Chua Peak
Day 5: Wellness & Sunset at Sunset Sanato
Time to indulge. Book a half-day spa treatment at a resort like Thien Thanh resort or Salinda Resort, where wellness meets luxury. Afterward, unwind at the pool or beachfront.
In the late afternoon, head to Sunset Sanato Beach Club for one of the most iconic sunset views on the island. The pier and elephant sculptures make the perfect photo backdrop. Grab a cocktail and let the island rhythm carry you into the night.
Sunset Sanato Beach Club
Day 6: Southern Flavors & Ham Ninh Village
Spend today exploring the island’s southeastern coast. Start with a visit to Ho Quoc Pagoda, perched on a hillside with ocean views. Then head to Ham Ninh Fishing Village, where you can feast on fresh crab, mantis shrimp, and sea snails right by the water. Try Song Xanh Restaurant for delicious local flavors at reasonable prices (~300,000 VND for 2 people).
On the way back, stop by a sim wine factory to sample rose myrtle wine, made from native berries found only in Phu Quoc.
Ham Ninh Fishing Village
Day 7: Last-Minute Shopping & Departure
Before you leave, pick up souvenirs like pearl jewelry, pepper, or sim wine at Phu Quoc Gallery of Contemporary Art (GoCA) or The Green Boutique.
If time allows, enjoy one last swim or a lazy breakfast on the beach before your flight. Most hotels offer airport shuttles, so getting back is a breeze.
FAQs for One Week in Phu Quoc
Q: Is one week in Phu Quoc enough?
A: Yes! Seven days gives you time to see the highlights, relax, and explore at a comfortable pace.
Q: What’s the best way to get around Phu Quoc?
A: Rent a scooter or hire a private driver for convenience. Some resorts also offer shuttles.
Q: When is the best time to go?
A: Plan your visit between November and April for sunny skies and calm seas. Shoulder months like May and October can also be lovely with fewer crowds.
From island bliss to cultural treasures, one week in Phu Quoc is a dream come true. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, Phu Quoc offers something for everyone. Book your perfect Vietnam tour with New Asia Tours and let our experts craft a personalized itinerary just for you!
