Phu Quoc, Vietnam travel guide: The Mediterranean-style island village that's actually in Vietnam Jane Richards February 5, 2023 — 12.15am Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size ...

There was a time, between 1967 and 1973, when the last place you'd ever want to find yourself was on Phu Quoc Island is its notoriously Hellish prison originally built by France, famous for torture ...

Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam's tropical gem, offers an unforgettable escape with its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush jungles. From snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs to exploring ...

Vietnam is home to some 2,030 miles of beautiful coastline and hundreds of islands. But one in particular – Phu Quoc – is well on its way to contending with beach giants such as Phuket or Bali.

If your hotel isn’t located right on the water, the beach clubs are a great place to spend your time and some offer free sun loungers for those buying food and drinks throughout the day. Even at ...

Phu Quoc has yet to catch on to the ride-sharing app craze that's prevalent on mainland Vietnam and elsewhere. Luckily, taxis are abundant and easy to hail from the airport and in town.

Phu Quoc has yet to catch on to the ride-sharing app craze that’s prevalent on mainland Vietnam and elsewhere. Luckily, taxis are abundant and easy to hail from the airport and in town.

With tourism creating jobs and spreading wealth, Phu Quoc’s population has surged to 70,000, even though the northern part of the island, home to a large national park, is mostly uninhabited.