Phu Quoc has worldwide been famous for its two traditional products: the pepper and fish sauce. The numbers are quite surprising: hundreds of fish sauce workshops (annual output: 10 million liters) and countless pepper gardens (total area: 500 ha). Visitors to pepper gardens will be captivated by word of "itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny coins "of patient growers while at fish sauce workshops, they will be amazed at the sight of dozens of bulky barrels being lined up and waiting to be jammed with fresh fish. You will be tempted to try a few pungent green pepper coins and half a spoonful of the tasty salty sauce. Phu Quoc is known for its seafood, dies cuttlefish, ca thieu (dried fish slices), nuoc mam (fish sauce) and black pepper. For deer, eel, frog and cuttle fish (as well as more convention fare).

¤ Phuquoc Natural Reserve: Established in 1986 and later expanded to a total are of 37,000 ha, Phu Quoc Nature Reserve with diverse flora and fauna covers mainly the mountainous northern part of the island. There are nearly 929 tree species of which 19 newly-found species are first recorded in Vietnam. The forest is home to many species of birds and small mammals (flying squirrels, sloth-monkeys…) As explained by the French Larousse dictionary, the famous Phu Quoc dog is a well-tamed wild canine species which has become hunters 'favorite companion. Trekking through the park should be done in the dry season only. ¤ Dinh Cau Rock: Situated by the mouth of the Duong Dong River, Dinh Cau Rock is considered the symbol of Phu Quoc where sand, sea, sun, and stone blend in perfect harmony. It is not only an odd-shaped scenic beauty but also a quaint sacred holy place. Local fishermen pray to God here before setting sail. The romantic steps take you to the top, where you can feel the gentle sea breeze, watch sunset over the eroded rock formation and enjoy a peaceful view of the Duong Dong River. ¤ Duong Dong Riverside market: A nice way to get an insight into the life of a locality is socializing yourselves in its marketplace. Everything in Duong Dong market looks so different from anything else in town: huge fish, odd fishing tools… A lively and cheerful atmosphere permeates the marketplace from vendors in conical-palm hats sitting on the ground with their small baskets of little fruits and vegetables to salespeople at their big well-stocked stands. A walk to the market jetty where you can take wonderful snapshots of boats constantly loaded and unloaded in a hurry is also worth trying. ¤ An Thoi Islands: Off the southern tip of the main island (30 minutes by boat from An Thoi), the 15 islands of An Thoi abound with scenic beaches, azure waters, colorful coral reefs and colonies of diverse fishes. Large of tiny, some of them are still uninhabited and perfectly pristine. A host of leisure activities awaits you such as swimming, snorkeling, boating, fishing or just lounging. Don't fail to stop at a fishing village in Hon Thom to see the locals 'daily chores and experience their friendliness. Boats can be arranged at your hotel.

¤ Airport and City Shuttle ¤ Motorbikes, car, boat rental ¤ Souvenir Shop ¤ Parking - Swimming Pool ¤ IDD telephone in all rooms ¤ Airline ticket confirmation ¤ Foreign currency exchange ¤ Laundry service ¤ Safe deposit Box at Reception Desk ¤ 300 seats airy seafood restaurant with local experienced cooks. ¤ Tour guide 150,000 VN$/ 1 day

Hotel with 50 comfortable and air-conditioned bedrooms by the sea. Each is well appointed with air-conditioning, private shower room and separate toilet, IDD telephone, TV, fridge...