"Pearl Island" Phu Quoc

(Baonghean) HuyPhu Quoc Island, Kien Giang Province is located in the southwest sea of ​​the country, with a natural area of ​​593 km2, including 27 large and small islands (including 2 archipelagos). Of which, Phu Quoc is the largest island, with a natural area of ​​657 km2, the island's coastline is 150 km long, with a territorial sea area of ​​60,000 km2 adjacent to Thailand, Malaysia and Cambodia.

Thanks to favorable geographical and topographic conditions for tourism economic development, Phu Quoc soon became an attractive destination for domestic and foreign investors to invest in this field. Coming to Phu Quoc this time, we can easily see that located on the beaches, along the beach are tourist accommodation facilities, many high-class resorts serving the needs of tourists for relaxation and swimming. For a long time, this place has become the choice of tourists when they have the need for swimming and relaxing. In addition to investing in tourism infrastructure, Phu Quoc also constantly encourages investment in developing typical tourism products, specialties associated with the development of handicraft villages. That is, developing pearl farming and processing facilities, processing fish sauce, producing sim wine, producing pepper...

Currently, in order for Phu Quoc to develop in the right direction with effective potential advantages, the People's Committee of Kien Giang province is investing in construction with the goal of developing Phu Quoc island into a large, modern center of sea and island tourism, eco-tourism, resorts, and international exchanges in the Mekong Delta!

Seahorse products.



Fire coconut, a specialty of Phu Quoc.



Tourists view and buy pearl products.



Pepper is also a specialty here.



Phu Quoc beach.