Is Phu Quoc worth a visit? How many days should you spend there?

33 thoughts on “Is Phu Quoc worth a visit? How many days should you spend there?”

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   Vietnam

   Lenny Leon says:

   I just landed here and will be 3 days

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   Gina Clayton says:

   Just was there for a week. It is nothing special.

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   Vietnam

   Christopher Cheeseman says:

   I love Phu Quoc personally for a family trip so much on offer safe and affordable and beautiful

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   Australia

   Paul Martinez says:

   Absolutely

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   Vietnam

   Andy Large says:

   Nope

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   Canada

   Mick Knowles says:

   No, it’s a complete dump. Spend what time you have elsewhere

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   Vietnam

   Mikhailin Oscar says:

   No.

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   Vietnam

   Yulia Lee says:

   Spent almost 2 weeks here, chilling and exploring the island beaches, massages on the beach, sunsets. There are bicycles to hire, buses, scooters – whatever you prefer. Cool evening and hot days. Just make sure you pick the right accommodation! Mine was away from the main road, inside lush tropical forest where I was just laying in the hammock half a day. Don’t get why people come here and expect the Maldives. Peace.

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   Vietnam

   PurpleRabbit6425 says:

   Hell no. Most restaurants are overpriced. For 250,000 dongs you’ll get three unpeeled shrimp with poop still inside, smelling like mud because nobody feels like cleaning them. Most Vietnamese people spend their time on TikTok and don’t really feel like working. The only thing they have is the beach, where they dump sewage, yet they charge tourists $300–400 per night for beachfront hotels. Instead of paying for proper sewage disposal, they only remove the solid waste, and the urine and dirty water flow through pipes straight into the sea. That’s probably why it smells bad and is constantly polluted, and in some places it smells so much like sewage that it feels risky to swim. On top of that, there’s trash everywhere and stray dogs.

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    Australia

    Lee Furmage says:

    Spent a week there and loved it , hired a bike and visited loads of places 

    5 months ago at

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