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Taste Wine at the Sim Wine Factory

The Sim Wine Factory makes wine from the tomentose rose myrtle fruit, native to Vietnam. The wine made from this fruit has a clear yellow-turned violet colour and tastes a mix of sweet and acidic. Many tour operators include a visit to the factory, which involves a tour of the rose myrtle bushes growing in the factory complex, a tour of the distillery, and wine tastings. Visitors can purchase the wine from the showroom floor in the factory as well, with each bottle costing VND 170,000. Read More

Fish sauce is one of the major contributors to Phu Quoc’s economy, and the island is a major exporter of fish sauce, locally known as nuoc mam. The sauce is made from anchovies, salt, water and pepper, and the island is home to several fish sauce factories. Some factories offer visitors access inside, providing insightful experiences into fish sauce production on the island. The factories also sell their products to visitors. The Khai Hoan, Phung Hung, and Hung Thanh factories provide visitors with the best experiences. Read More

Located around 15 minutes from Duong Dong Town, the 15-kilometre-long Tranh Stream flows through a variety of terrain. The stream creates beautiful waterfalls as it flows through the lush green forest. Travellers can take a hike through the forest, follow the path along the stream, or camp next to the stream. The region has diverse fauna and is an excellent site for bird-watching. The stream is also home to different species of fish. The stream is open at all times, and entry costs VND 30,000. Read More

The Vinpearl Safari in the northwest of Phu Quoc is the only open zoo in all of Vietnam, covering 380 hectares. The conservation park is divided into an open zoo, a wildlife park, and a safari. The open zoo houses primates like the silver langur and the macaque, majestic Asian elephants, Arabian antelopes, pronghorns, black antelopes, white tigers, lions, camels and hyenas. There also is a bird park with gardens themed after peacocks, flamingos, storks and blackbirds. The wildlife park and safari section follow international safari models, and visitors can experience a slice of life in the wild as the animals roam freely in the area. Read More

Mango Bay Resort is located in Ong Lang Bay to the west of the island, only 30 minutes away from the airport. The resort is set on a varied beachfront, and guests can go swimming in the Gulf of Thailand. Visitors can enjoy paddle-boarding, bodyboarding and kayaking too. The restaurant, set next to the beach, has an outdoor seating area overlooking the sea. Along with delicious food, the restaurant offers magnificent views of the sun setting over the Gulf of Thailand. Guests can sip cocktails, eat delicacies next to the seaside, and enjoy one of the best experiences Phu Quoc offers. Read More