Phu Quoc is renowned as Vietnam’s best sunset-watching destination, thanks to its expansive western beaches. The ideal time to catch the sunset is between 3 PM and 6PM, when the sun gradually dips below the horizon, painting the sky in mesmerizing hues of orange and red.

For the most stunning sunsets, go to Truong Beach or Dai Beach, where the horizon seems to stretch on forever. In addition to soaking in the natural beauty, if you’re looking to capture unique photos, let’s visit Sunset Sanato, famous for its "long-legged elephant" sculptures. For a romantic experience, express your love at the Kiss Bridge in Sunset Town, once praised by CNN as one of the world's most impressive bridges. Here, every year on January 1st, the sun sets perfectly in the 30 cm gap between the two branches of the bridge, creating an unparalleled sunset scene in the world.

Nature is Southern Phu Quoc's greatest asset. The island boasts captivating shades of blue and green, with the color of the sea shifts with each area, giving visitors endless beauty to explore without ever growing tired of it. You'll find the shallow beaches with gentle slopes in the southern island. These beaches reveal a breathtaking emerald green on clear days.

As you travel north, the sea gradually deepens to a more vibrant shade of green. For the ultimate panoramic view, take a ride on the world's longest cable car to Hòn Thơm Island and soar above the endless shades of blue and green that make Phú Quốc so special.

Phu Quoc isn’t just remarkable for its blue waters, the island offers a surprising journey of changing sand colors as you travel from south to north. In the south, beaches like Bai Kem - aptly named for its properties of sand - feature smooth, cool white sand that feels soft underfoot.

Heading further north, the sand gradually shifts to a warmer yellow. Imagine yourself lying on the beach, enjoying the golden sunshine typical of Phu Quoc, on these wide and gentle beaches. Under the sunshine, the water sparkles even more brilliantly, giving guests what feels like a fairyland.

The deep indigo waters of Phu Quoc captivate visitors with their mysterious and pristine beauty. Diving into this underwater world, you’ll witness a breathtaking natural landscape of vibrant coral reefs and a rich marine ecosystem. The southern islands of Phu Quoc are renowned for their fantastic free-diving and snorkeling locations, with tours that explore 3-4 islands like May Rut Trong and Hon Mong Tay...

For those who aren’t divers, there’s the option to “walk on the ocean floor” with a special helmet inspired by an astronaut's design. Even children as young as four can try this unique experience. Surrounded by schools of colorful fish, you’ll feel completely immersed in the magic of the ocean world.

Amid the deep indigo of the sea, everything feels untouched and pure, offering visitors the sense of entering a secret underwater garden - where nature retains its wild charm.

The first color of the rainbow in Phu Quoc reveals itself through fresh seafood dishes that are simply irresistible at first glance. The diverse marine ecosystem of Phu Quoc provides the plumpest shrimp and crab, turning a mouthwatering, vibrant red when steamed to perfection. This red is even more striking with the island’s signature spicy red chili slices. The sweetness of fresh seafood pairs beautifully with the spicy flavor, creating a truly unforgettable taste.

Beyond its fresh seafood, Phu Quoc is also renowned for its pepper varieties, particularly its unique red pepper known as “hong tieu” or “red pepper.” This specialty pepper is prized for its high quality, achieved by allowing the pepper to ripen naturally on the vine until it's perfectly round and vibrant red, then harvested and dried. Each plump, fiery-red peppercorn offers a unique spicy heat and unforgettable fragrance that leaves an everlasting impression on all who have tasted it.

Phu Quoc is often referred to as Vietnam's giant green lung, with 70% of the island covered by a national park. Covering over 31,000 hectares with a 30-kilometer trail through primeval forests, the park features three distinct forest ecosystems, namely the evergreen broadleaf forest, Melaleuca forest, and mangrove forest as well as home to nearly 2,000 rare plant and animal species.

Exploring Phu Quoc National Park is a must-do for nature lovers. The lush green, a stunning blend of pristine streams and ancient trees, creates a vibrant and lively landscape. As you venture deeper into the forest, you'll be immersed in the "healing" green of the intertwined leaves, complemented by the birdsongs and babbling brooks. It's a tranquil escape where you can breathe in the fresh forest air and fully embrace the peace and serenity that only nature can provide.

While purple is a rare sight in nature, Phu Quoc surprises visitors with this unique color in the most delightful ways. Blessed by nature, the island boasts the sim (rose myrtle), with its deep alluring and dreamy purple color. These small and juicy fruit offer a sweet and slightly tart flavor that makes them so unique.

While in Phu Quoc, don’t miss tasting sim wine - a wonderfully sweet, smooth drink best enjoyed chilled with ice. Visitors can also bring home sim candies as a memorable gift.

Beyond the deep purple of the sim, visitors exploring Phu Quoc’s primeval forests can also find the unique, light-purple tram mushroom (tylopilus felleus), which resembles the color of mangosteen. Often called the “purple gem” of this island, these rare mushrooms appear only in April and May each year.

Foraging for tram mushrooms in the forest is an especially popular experience among visitors because it brings a sense of adventure to discover the secrets of the primeval forest, listening to the signs of wild nature to find the "purple" treasure of the forest.