Continue to Phu Quoc Prison, an important historical site that reflects Vietnam’s wartime history. Walk through preserved exhibition areas and learn about the stories and resilience of former prisoners.

Visit Sao Beach, famous for its fine white sand and turquoise waters. It's one of the most beautiful beaches in Phu Quoc. Enjoy some free time to relax, swim, or take photos. Here, you can experience various water sports such as jet skiing, parasailing, or banana boat rides.

In the late afternoon, visit Dinh Cau Temple, one of the most iconic symbols of Phu Quoc. Located by the sea at the entrance of Duong Dong town, this site is closely associated with local fishermen and island folklore.

Continue your journey to a small fishing village near the international port, where you can witness the daily life of local fishermen. Watch the boats come and go, observe the daily activities on the beach, and experience a slower, more authentic side of Phu Quoc. Enjoy local snacks like "bun quậy" (stir-fried noodles) and fresh sugarcane juice, a favorite among locals, while sitting on the sand and watching the sunset. Far removed from touristy restaurants, this stop offers you an authentic taste of island life and local culture. As the sun begins to set, admire the panoramic sunset over the sea. The warm colors of the sky and the tranquil atmosphere create a peaceful moment that many visitors find unforgettable—and often one of the highlights of the day. End of this trip, we will take you back to your hotel