Top choice in Phu Quoc Island
The most atmospheric and best-value place to dine on the island, Duong Dong鈥檚 busy night market has stalls of snacks, coconut ice cream and a parade of outdoor restaurants serving a delicious range of Vietnamese seafood, grills and vegetarian options. Quality can be mixed, so follow the discerning local crowd. Riverside tables can be a bit whiffy.
A post-meal meander among the stalls of clothes, souvenirs and peppercorns is a tourist ritual.
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With picture-perfect white sand, the delightful curve of beautiful Sao Beach bends out alongside a sea of mineral-water clarity just a few kilometres from鈥
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The interior of Kep peninsula is occupied by Kep National Park, where an 8km circuit, navigable by foot, mountain bike, or motorbike, begins behind鈥
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Just off the southern tip of Phu Quoc, these 15 islands and islets are a paradise of white sand and blue waters. They can be visited by chartered boat for鈥
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This small speck of an island, covered in lush vegetation and with clear blue waters, has a sordid 500-year history as a pirate haven that only came to an鈥
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If you like the rustic beachcomber lifestyle, Koh Tonsay's 250m-long main beach is for you. This is a place to while away hours or days doing little but鈥
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The large island of Koh Thmei is part of Ream National Park. It was once slated for a major development, including a bridge to the mainland, but as鈥
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Long Beach is draped invitingly along the west coast from Duong Dong to An Thoi. Development concentrates in the north, near Duong Dong, where the鈥
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The distillery of Nuoc Mam Hung Thanh is the largest of Phu Quoc鈥檚 fish-sauce makers, a short walk from the market in Duong Dong. At first glance, the鈥
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The island鈥檚 main town and chief fishing port on the west coast is a tangle of budget hotels catering to domestic tourists (although foreigners are鈥
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This combination temple and lighthouse was built in 1937 to honour Thien Hau, the Goddess of the Sea, who provides protection for sailors and fishers鈥
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The distillery of Nuoc Mam Hung Thanh is the largest of Phu Quoc鈥檚 fish-sauce makers, a short walk from the market in Duong Dong. At first glance, the鈥
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Long Beach is draped invitingly along the west coast from Duong Dong to An Thoi. Development concentrates in the north, near Duong Dong, where the鈥
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With displays on Vietnamese medicines, Stone Age tools, a boatful of barnacle-encrusted ceramics, oddly compelling shell-covered furniture and a small鈥
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Ong Lang Beach has a series of sandy bays sheltered by rocky headlands, and several midrange resorts in the area service those wanting to get away from鈥
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Compared with the waterlogged Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc has very little surface moisture, but there are several springs originating in the hills. The most鈥
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Suoi Da Ban is a white-water creek tumbling across some attractive large granite boulders. There are deep pools and it鈥檚 nice enough for a dip. Bring鈥