One of the top attractions on the island is the Hon Thom Cable Car, a three-rope cable car that holds the record for the longest sea-crossing cable car in the world. The 15-minute ride passes directly over the An Thoi Archipelago before arriving at Hon Thom Island, home to Sun World Hon Thom Nature Park and Aquatopia Water Park, one of the largest water parks in Vietnam.
Sao Beach is known for its powder-white sand and shallow, crystal-clear water that stretches out for several meters before getting deep. The beach is lined with a few beachfront restaurants and sun loungers, making it a popular stop for both swimming and relaxing through the day.
Long Beach runs along the western coast of the island, which makes it one of the best spots to watch the sunset over the water. As evening approaches, several beach bars and restaurants along the shore open up, offering food and drinks with direct views of the sky changing color.
The waters around the An Thoi Archipelago are home to coral reefs and a variety of marine life, making the area a popular spot for both snorkeling and scuba diving. Several local operators run half-day and full-day trips that include equipment, boat transport, and stops at multiple dive or snorkel sites.
Island-hopping tours typically depart from Phu Quoc's southern coast and stop at several smaller islands and coves throughout the day. Most tours include time for swimming, snorkeling, and a seafood lunch prepared on board.
VinWonders Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest theme park, spread across several themed zones with rides, water attractions, and daily live shows. The park is located on the northern part of the island and is often paired with a visit to Vinpearl Safari, located nearby.
Grand World Phu Quoc is a themed entertainment complex known for its European-style architecture, shopping streets, and nightly performances. Often referred to as the island's "Sleepless City," the area is most active after sunset, when lights, music, and street performances fill the main square.
Vinpearl Safari is an open-style wildlife park where animals like giraffes, zebras, and tigers are kept in large, semi-natural enclosures rather than traditional cages. Visitors can explore the park by safari bus or on foot, depending on the zone.
Phu Quoc National Park covers a large portion of the island's interior and includes several marked hiking trails through tropical forest. Some trails lead to waterfalls such as Suoi Tranh and Suoi Da Ban, which are popular stops for visitors during the hike.
Phu Quoc is well known for its fish sauce production, a process that dates back generations on the island. Several factories are open to visitors and offer short tours explaining how fish and salt are fermented in large wooden barrels over several months to produce the sauce.