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Not as noisy as the center of Duong Dong or as lively as the South Island, the North Island of Phu Quoc attracts visitors in a peaceful, pristine way with the deep blue colors of the sea and forest. This place is likened to the "natural treasure" of the pearl island, where tourists can catch the sunrise on the long sandy beach, stop by the ancient fishing village, and admire the sunset on the jagged rocks.

The North Island of Phu Quoc is where the pristine beauty of the blue sea, lush forests, and peaceful fishing villages converge.
You don't need to go far; just leave the center of Duong Dong about 30-40 km, and tourists will reach a completely different land: quiet, cool, and full of wild charm. Many famous tourist spots in the North Island of Phu Quoc include beaches, forests, and fishing villages, each with its own unique color.
Once listed by ABC News (USA) as one of the "most beautiful beaches in the world," Long Beach boasts a smooth sandy shore stretching nearly 15 km, clear blue water, and rows of pine trees swaying in the wind. Although there are now many modern resorts, most of Long Beach still retains its gentle natural charm, ideal for swimming, strolling on the sand, or quietly watching the sunset fall on the water's surface.
About 30 km from the center of Duong Dong, Ganh Dau Cape is where you can see the mainland of Cambodia in the distance. The oddly shaped rock formations, interspersed with coconut groves and emerald waters, make this place a favorite check-in spot for many photographers. Many tourists choose to stop by the seaside seafood restaurant to enjoy lunch with Ha Ninh crab and grilled fish seasoned with salt and chili, typical of the Southwestern coast.
Tourists can choose a one-day tour of the North Island of Phu Quoc to visit Long Beach, Ganh Dau Cape, or Rach Vem. These are all iconic destinations representing the original beauty of the pearl island.
Nestled in the green forest area of Bai Dai, Vinpearl Safari is a popular attraction in the northern part of Phu Quoc that delights visitors from all directions. It houses over 3,000 individuals from 150 different species, including many rare ones such as Bengal tigers, white lions, and spiral-horned antelopes… The dedicated bus system takes visitors through the open safari area, providing a feeling of being lost in the African savannah.

Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc offers an experience that is both educational and entertaining for families with young children.
Just a few hours of flying with Vietjet from Hanoi, visitors can set foot in Phu Quoc to explore Vinpearl Safari. See detailed information HERE .
Rach Vem is one of the oldest fishing villages in Phu Quoc, where wooden houses float on the water, and the sound of waves blends with the laughter of children. In addition to taking photos, visitors can enjoy a fresh seafood meal right on the raft or experience starfish watching during low tide. The simplicity and authenticity of the locals make Rach Vem a beloved "peaceful corner" for many.

The pristine natural landscape creates a special attraction for the northern part of the island in the heart of the pearl island.
Located between Dai Beach and Ganh Dau, Vung Bau Beach is still quite deserted, with a crescent-shaped sandy beach hugging the green forest. This is an ideal place for camping, swimming, or simply lying down to listen to the gentle waves. Many resorts and small homestays have sprung up around this area but still maintain a sufficient distance to not disrupt the characteristic tranquility.
Not only are there endless beaches to enjoy, but the northern island is also a place to experience. From trekking through the forest, starfish watching, enjoying fresh seafood to playing in modern entertainment areas. The journey here is a blend of nature, culture, and the vibrant pace of life that the pearl island is striving for.
Walking through the primary forest, kayaking along the Cua Can River, or watching the sunrise at Dai Beach are activities that bring a sense of closeness to nature. Many tourists choose to visit the northern island during the dry season to easily explore the clear beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and unique rock formations.
Rach Vem fishing village and Ganh Dau are places where you can see the rhythm of Phu Quoc fishermen through their daily tasks: untangling nets, drying fish, welcoming boats back to shore. Additionally, places like pepper gardens, honey bee farms, and fish sauce production houses also provide a lively perspective on the traditional professions that have built the pearl island's brand.

From the beach to the fishing village, the northern part of the island offers an experience that is both familiar and fresh for visitors.
If you love vibrancy, spend a day at VinWonders - the largest theme park in Vietnam, or stroll around Grand World – the “sleepless city” with its brightly lit Venice canal, Teddy Bear Museum, and the evening show “Colors of Venice.” These modern constructions create a different look for the northern part of the island: dynamic, youthful, yet still blending with nature.
From Da Nang, visitors can easily fly directly to Phu Quoc with Vietjet. Book your tickets today HERE .
To make the trip more complete, visitors should prepare a few small notes about the timing, transportation, and accommodation… to fully appreciate the beauty of the northern part of the island in their own way.
The dry season from November to April is the best time to visit the northern island. The sea is calm, there is little rain, the water is clear, and the sky is bright, making it suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and trekking.
Tourists can rent motorbikes or small cars in Duong Dong, following the route from Cua Can to Ganh Dau. For distant points, it is advisable to take a boat or small canoe from Rach Vem to reach the destination more safely. The route has sections through the forest, so prepare enough drinking water, hats, and sunscreen.
If you want a high-end resort experience, the Bai Dai area has many 4-5 star resorts like Vinpearl, Radisson Blu, and Mövenpick. If you prefer a rustic atmosphere, homestays in Rach Vem or Cua Can are cozy options, with prices starting from 500,000 VND/night, suitable for immersing yourself in the local lifestyle.
From Ho Chi Minh City, tourists can easily reach the pearl island of Phu Quoc on direct flights from Vietjet by booking tickets HERE .

Amid the development rhythm of the pearl island, the North island still retains its precious original natural features.
Overall, North Phu Quoc island is a land that embodies two contrasting yet harmonious colors: on one side is pure pristine nature, and on the other side are modern resort urban areas gradually taking shape. Whether you are an explorer or love the relaxing feeling of a vacation, the journey to the North island always promises unforgettable moments – from the fine sands of Bai Dai to the sun-drenched starfish at Rach Vem.
Currently, Vietjet Air operates many direct flights from Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang to Phu Quoc every day, making your journey easier and more economical. Book your ticket today with Vietjet to Phu Quoc to be ready to explore the North island – where blue seas, green forests, and tranquility harmonize with each wave. Don’t forget to check the domestic and international flight ticket promotion program of 0 Dong every day from 12 - 14h to enjoy the best ticket prices. See details HERE.
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