Phu Quoc

Visitors from any country arriving to Phu Quoc by cruise ship no longer need a visa for stays of up to 15 days. A passport with at least 45 days’ validity is still necessary.

Visitors arriving in Phu Quoc by any other means are still subject to normal visa regulations.

Visitors from any country arriving to Phu Quoc by cruise ship no longer need a visa for stays of up to 15 days. A passport with at least 45 days’ validity is still necessary.

Visitors arriving in Phu Quoc by any other means (eg. plane) are still subject to normal visa regulations.

By plane

You can fly from Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) on one of four or five daily Vietnam Airlines flights or from Rach Gia which has two flights per day. 630,000 – 830,000 Dong

By boat

There are ferries and hydrofoils between Phu Quoc to Rach Gia, Ha Tien and Hon Chong. You may be told by tour agents that the fast boats are full, but if you go to the dock where the boats depart you may have the opportunity to buy tickets from street sellers.

• Phu Quoc – Rach Gia – 0800, 0810
• Rach Gia – Phu Quoc – 1300, 1310

Hydrofoils takes 2 1/2 hours, costs 240,000 Dong .

• Phu Quoc – Ha Tien

Hydrofoils takes 1hour 10 mins. Costs 190,000 Dong. Daily at 0900. Slow boat takes 3 hours, costs 100,000 Dong, but doesn’t go daily. Leaves at 1000.

• Phu Quoc – Hon Chong – 1230
• Hon Chong – Phu Quoc – 1000

Costs 160,000 Dong.

Do not expect to find taxis on arrival in Phu Quoc, though there will likely be a few motos. Minibus ply to the two main towns, but tickets are sold on the boat and sell out before arrival. Cost 20,000 Dong. Transfer can also be arranged through your hotel.

The best ideas , you should to contact www.phuquocexplorer.com . Leader tourist company in Phu Quoc Island