An Thoi Port is considered the largest general seaport in the island city of Phu Quoc, invested by the State and completed in 2012 with a design capacity of 280,000 tons of goods/year, 440,000 passengers/year. This is the focal port and the only port in Phu Quoc that can receive ships with a tonnage of up to 3,000 DWT and a transshipment wharf (floating wharf) for ships of 30,000 DWT.Read moreMore about An Thoi

Hon Gam Ghi is a very wild place, not yet exploited for tourism, so few people know about it. That's why Hon Gam Ghi has a pristine, pure beauty, with rows of coconut trees spreading shade on the white sand, creating a vast, airy space for you to relax and roam. Along with that are diverse rocky rapids, coral reefs, and colorful anemones right near the shore that can be seen through the clear blue watRead moreMore about Gam Ghi Island

Hon May Rut Phu Quoc , a pristine island in the An Thoi archipelago, is a little-known island, located in the southeast of Phu Quoc island . Hon May Rut attracts tourists with its clear blue water and sandy beach lined with coconut trees.Read moreMore about May Rut Island