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Greet a passers -by with “Aloha!” and ask where you have one slate You will definitely not bring anywhere in Vietnam, but believe that it is not that there is a growing paradise that is called the ‘Hawaii’ of the nation.
In contrast to the real Hawaii, however, this beautiful island is relatively unknown, even though it is one of the fastest growing destinations in Asia.
The best of all, even if the much needed investments come in to make this textbook paradise a powerhouse in Southeast Asia, the prices are much tastier than what you would find in Honolulu, Kona or Maui.
While spring arrives before we know it, there is no better time to use your passport well by booking an epic beach holiday, and when you do this Phu QuocTake advantage as you can before the word spreads how incredibly beautiful, blissful and unspoilt this island is real.
One of the most affordable paradises in Asia
Asia is perhaps the most wonderful continent of the seven, with bustling metropolises that overwhelm with a sensory overload of sights, sounds and aromas, picturesque villages in contrast to everything at home, and thousands of breathtaking islands ranging from the Philippines to Thailand and, yes, Vietnam.
Phu Quoc is the fifth fastest growing destination throughout Southeast Asia, but Thailand is looming with more recognizable names such as Bangkok and Phuket.
Speaking about, Phuket has made a name for himself for all the wrong reasons, because overtourism has become a traveling with negative connotations.
With unbearable crowds and rising prices, Phu Quoc easily beats Phuket in terms of affordability, just like Bali, another island with up and down reports about how it is really fun to visit.
Anyway, there is no question of how Phu Quoc is. It is incredibly cheap, amazingly beautiful, hospitable and fun for all ages and all types of travelers – nomads, solo -trippers, you name it.
With hostels as low as $ 14 and name bond resorts such as Wyndham Grand As low as $ 68, who would not want vacation here, whether it is in a short or long time or long?
Phu Quoc is full of amazing nature
As a travel writer, I admit that the word ‘paradise’ is probably used too much, but what other word is lined for distant island with miles of white sandy beaches, crystal clear water filled with a lively marine life and lush jungles of waving palm trees?
“Paradise” seems good.
Travelers will find some of the most picturesque beaches in Vietnam here, as popular Sao Beach And Long beachBut also more remote hiding places such as StarchWhere, you guessed it, is the place to find dozens, if not hundreds of starfish that lead their best starfish.
Do not simmer too much after your entire trip from the pool, because there are enough resorts that are littered for the coast for relaxing beach days.
On the other hand, there are also numerous activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, diving and boat trips for those who like to go on the water instead of looking inside.
Another great way to explore the natural beauty of Phu Quoc is to book an island-hoping snorkeling tour. You have never seen so much clear water in your life, and it feels like you are swimming in bath water in the spring.
Then there are the nature paths of the island that lead to postcard -worthy waterfalls, such as Suoi Troh, Da Ngon and Suoi ten, which usually pressed the least and are great to swim.
Rich culture and surprising attractions
Phu Quoc could be easily mistaken for Cambodia, because it is between mainland Vietnam and the underrated coastline of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand.
That may be a mouthful, but it just predicts how sinful the food is on this multicultural island.
Although you can certainly find quiet places to relax, there is also an urban jungle to explore, with lively night markets, panoramic bars on the roof and timeless temples.
Perhaps the most surprising attraction is a theme park. Surprise in 6 areas inspired by global myths and legends, Vinwonders Phu Quoc is the largest theme park in Vietnam and pleasure for all ages.
It is also the best recommendation of Tripadvisor for Phu Quoc, so you know it should be worth it!
Last but certainly not least, is the Hon Thom Cable Car, Recognized by Guinness World Records as the longest 3-thread cable car in the world.
Round-trip tickets are $ 26 for a ride that you never forget.
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