
Southern Island Hopping
Take a wooden boat out to the An Thoi archipelago — a scatter of tiny islands ringed with coral. Snorkel over technicolour reefs, swim in glassy water, and eat grilled fish on a deck over the sea.

A small, family-run beach house wrapped in palms and warm light — wake to the water and let Phu Quoc slow you down.
Small, personal, and rooted in place — the things that make PhuongBinh House feel less like a hotel and more like a friend's house by the sea.
Step straight from your room onto soft sand and calm, swimmable water — no roads to cross, no crowds to weave through.
Run by a local family who treat guests like old friends — home-cooked breakfasts, honest tips, and a genuinely warm welcome.
A quiet corner of the island away from the resort strip. Hammocks, birdsong, and long, slow mornings.
Fishing villages, night markets, pepper farms and hidden coves — the real island is right on the doorstep.
A handful of light-filled rooms and villas, each with natural wood, soft linen, and the sea close by.
From $45/nightA cosy wooden bungalow tucked into the tropical garden, a two-minute barefoot walk from the beach.
From $89/nightOur signature room — wake to an uninterrupted sea view and step straight onto the sand.
From $129/nightA two-bedroom villa with its own garden — room to spread out for families and small groups.

Our stretch of shoreline is calm and shallow — perfect for a morning swim or an afternoon spent doing very little. A small saltwater pool sits among the palms for when you want the water without the salt, and sun loungers and hammocks are always free to claim.

Our open-air kitchen leans on what the island gives us — fish landed that morning, herbs from the garden, tropical fruit at its peak. Start the day with pho and strong Vietnamese coffee, and end it with grilled seafood and a cocktail as the sun drops into the sea.
From coral reefs to night markets, the real island is a short trip away — and we're happy to arrange it all.

Take a wooden boat out to the An Thoi archipelago — a scatter of tiny islands ringed with coral. Snorkel over technicolour reefs, swim in glassy water, and eat grilled fish on a deck over the sea.

The island comes alive after dark at the Dinh Cau night market. Wander stalls of sizzling seafood, tropical fruit, and Vietnamese sweets, and pick up a bottle of the island's famous fish sauce or peppercorns to take home.

Phu Quoc is famous for two things — black pepper and fish sauce. Visit a family-run pepper farm, walk the fragrant rows, and stop at a traditional nuoc mam distillery to understand the island's deepest flavours.

Ong Lang Beach faces west, which means the sunsets are extraordinary. Borrow one of our kayaks and paddle out as the sky turns gold and pink — the calmest, most beautiful hour on the island, and it's on the house.

On the island's east coast, the stilt houses of Ham Ninh stretch out over the water. Walk the long pier, watch the boats come in, and choose your lunch straight from the tanks — crab, mantis shrimp and sea snails at their freshest.

More than half the island is protected forest. Trek shaded trails through the national park to hidden streams and viewpoints, with a good chance of spotting long-tailed macaques and hornbills along the way.
6 reviews · Booking.com guests
“The most peaceful place we found on the island. Falling asleep to the waves and waking up to the family's home-cooked breakfast — we did not want to leave.”
Sand, sunsets, and slow mornings — a glimpse of life at PhuongBinh House.
Hẻm 118 Đường Trần Hưng Đạo, Phú Quốc, An Giang, Việt Nam
About 20 minutes by taxi from Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC), just off Tran Hung Dao near Long Beach. We are happy to arrange an airport pickup — just ask when you book.
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