PHU QUOC
Phu Quoc is the biggest island in Vietnam and situated in the Thailand Bay. It takes about 40 minutes by plane from Ho Chi Minh City to reach the main island that has a length of 50 km, with sloping geography running from the south to the north. With 37,000 hectares of primeval forest, it is home to assorted rare plants and birds. Phu Quoc is called the “pearl island” because of its natural diversity and the fact you can now find high quality and big sized gemstones pearl harvested locally. There are a number of beautiful beaches around the island such as Trung, Kem, Dau, Tram and Vem. You can enjoy both sea and stream bath and then climb to caves or take tours to forests where they are able to enjoy watching the activities of wild animals. The most famous specialty is Phu Quoc shrimp sauce with a unique aroma and high protein content made out of white herring.