Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island, covers an area of approximately 574 square kilometers and is part of an archipelago of 22 islands and islets. The destination features nearly 150 kilometers of coastline, with long sandy beaches, clear waters, and lush tropical forests. More than half of the island is protected within Phu Quoc National Park, a UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserve recognized for its rich biodiversity. In addition to its natural landscapes, Phu Quoc is home to attractions such as VinWonders, Vinpearl Safari, and the world’s longest three-wire sea cable car connecting An Thoi to Hon Thom Island. Traditional fishing villages, pepper farms, and fish sauce factories offer insight into the island’s long-established local industries and cultural traditions.