Tiếng ViệtWhere is Phu Quoc’s East End? What’s there to see and do? Visiting Phu Quoc’s East End, you’ll not only explore famous landmarks but also immerse yourself in picturesque scenery. Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of beaches, streams, and coastal fishing villages. In this article, KK2TRIP will guide you on a journey to discover the East End and reveal why it’s so beloved by visitors from near and far. Let’s dive in!*
A Brief Overview of the Phu Quoc East End Tour
The Phu Quoc East End tour takes you to traditional island villages, renowned temples, idyllic streams, and stunning beaches with crystal-clear turquoise waters. 
Phu Quoc East End Scenery You can book a tour departing directly from Phu Quoc or from mainland provinces like An Giang, Kien Giang, and Can Tho. The East End exploration spans 30-50km, taking only half a day to a full day, allowing you to visit most of the famous attractions.
Exploring Phu Quoc’s East End
What to do in Phu Quoc’s East End? Here are some popular destinations to explore in the East End. Let’s take a look! A vehicle will pick you up for the East End tour. You will visit the following famous locations:
Pepper Farms:
Visit either Duc Ninh or Duc Phat pepper farm. Phu Quoc pepper is renowned for its strong aroma and bold flavour. In Suoi Da Hamlet, witness lush green peppercorn gardens with clusters of ripe red and green berries hanging heavy on the vines. Buy authentic Phu Quoc pepper directly from farmers, along with products like pepper salt, black peppercorns, candied pepper, and pink peppercorns. 
Pepper Farm in Khu Tuong
Sim Wine Distillery:
At the Sim wine distillery, learn about the sim wine production process, a Phu Quoc speciality brewed from the unique sim fruit found only on the island. Enjoy a complimentary tasting and purchase bottles as souvenirs (at your own expense). The purple sim fruit is harvested from wild bushes, cleaned, crushed, and mixed with sugar for natural fermentation, creating a distinctive sim wine. This unique wine is a source of pride for the islanders. 
Sim Wine Distillery in Phu Quoc's East End
Suoi Tranh Stream:
An ecological attraction perfect for adventurous travellers. Follow the trail alongside the stream to reach the top and admire the waterfall. Enjoy activities like hiking, swimming, and immersing yourself in the refreshing waters originating from the Ham Ninh mountain range. At Suoi Tranh, experience the pristine beauty of the forest, the poetic charm of the stream, and the cool, fresh air.
Ham Ninh Fishing Village:
Home to the first fishermen who settled on the island. Ham Ninh seafood is famous for its freshness, with steamed Ham Ninh crab leaving a lasting impression on visitors. Sea cucumber wine and seahorse wine from Ham Ninh are also popular souvenirs. Visit Ham Ninh fishing village and explore the 700m-long pier extending into the sea. Find fresh seafood caught in Phu Quoc’s waters, such as mantis shrimp, tiger prawns, razor clams, crabs, scallops, and more. 
Ham Ninh Fishing Village in Phu Quoc's East End
Duong Dong Market:
After visiting Ham Ninh, explore Duong Dong Market, immerse yourself in the local culture, and experience the friendly hospitality of the islanders. Enjoy local specialities and buy souvenirs.
Fish Sauce Factories:
Phu Quoc produces over 12 million litres of fish sauce annually, with around 85 factories on the island. It’s a worthwhile place to visit. Huge wooden barrels lined up in rows are open for visitors to see. Phu Quoc fish sauce is renowned for its high protein content, mild sweetness, and aroma derived from the special Soc Tieu anchovy found only in Phu Quoc. 
Traditional Phu Quoc Fish Sauce Factory Learn about the traditional fish fermentation methods used to create this famous fish sauce and purchase it directly from the factory at lower prices.
Dinh Cau Temple:
Considered a symbol of Phu Quoc tourism. Dinh Cau Temple worships Cau Quy and Cau Tai, the spiritual protectors of the island’s inhabitants. Located at the mouth of the Duong Dong River, it shelters fishermen’s boats during storms. It’s also a perfect spot for watching stunning sunsets. 
Transport to Dinh Cau Temple in Phu Quoc's East End
Dinh Ba Thuy Long Thanh Mau Shrine:
This shrine is dedicated to Than Nu Kim Giao, a figure credited with contributing to Phu Quoc’s development. She is revered by locals, who built this shrine in her honour. Located in the centre of Duong Dong town, near the night market and Dinh Cau Temple.
Su Muon Pagoda:
Nestled on a mountainside amidst lush greenery. To reach the pagoda, climb 60 stone steps. In front, a statue of Quan Am stands on a lotus pedestal, beside a tiger statue crouching beneath a bamboo grove. The main hall sits on a 3-meter-high stone foundation, housing a large Buddha statue with intricate carvings. After a day exploring Phu Quoc’s East End, how can you unwind in the evening? Here are some fantastic suggestions:
Dinh Cau Night Market:
A hub for shopping and dining, offering a wide array of Phu Quoc specialities. Open from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM, it’s always bustling with tourists and locals. Located in the heart of Duong Dong town on Vo Thi Sau Street, about 100m from Dinh Cau Cape. 
Dinh Cau Night Market in Phu Quoc's East End
Dao Ngoc Water Puppet Theatre:
Enjoy traditional Vietnamese water puppetry. Located at 129 Tran Hung Dao Street, Ward 7, Duong Dong. The theatre seats around 150 guests, with two shows daily in the late afternoon and three shows on weekends. Tickets are 150,000 VND for adults and 120,000 VND for children. 
Dao Ngoc Water Puppet Theatre
Squid Fishing at Night:
Experience the thrill of catching squid hunting under the sea or scooping up swordfish and skipjack tuna surfacing on the water. Book a 3-hour squid fishing tour with an all-inclusive package (guide, transportation, fishing equipment) for around 200,000 VND per person. 
Squid Fishing at Night Itinerary
Coco Bar:
Considered one of the best bars in Phu Quoc. With a spacious and airy atmosphere, Coco Bar offers both indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy the sea breeze. The decor is simple, reflecting the characteristic beach town style. The food and drinks are expertly prepared, offering a memorable experience. > Related: Explore the Mediterranean of Phu Quoc – TOP Stunning Check-in Spots > Contact us for affordable and reliable transportation to Phu Quoc’s East End: Book Affordable & Reliable Transport to Phu Quoc’s East End HOTLINE: 0816 667 118
What to Eat in Phu Quoc’s East End?
Ham Ninh Crab
Unlike crabs from other regions, Ham Ninh crab boasts sweeter, firmer, and more flavourful meat. Simple dishes like steamed crab with pepper and lime salt are enough to captivate any food lover. 
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Free-Range Chicken
A must-try dish on any Phu Quoc East End tour is free-range chicken. Phu Quoc’s free-range chicken is tender, sweet, and uniquely aromatic, contributing to the East End’s culinary reputation. Seemingly ordinary dishes like boneless chicken feet, shredded chicken salad, and chicken stewed with green chillies offer a distinct and memorable flavour. 
Free-Range Chicken in Phu Quoc's East End
Herring Salad
While it may not appeal to everyone, herring salad holds a special allure for discerning foodies. Considered one of Vietnam’s top delicacies, it’s a must-try when visiting this beautiful island. Don’t miss the chance to savour this iconic dish. 
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Grilled Stuffed Squid
Many visitors to Phu Quoc’s East End are intrigued by grilled stuffed squid. This special type of squid, abundant in Phu Quoc’s waters, is about a handspan long and as thick as a thumb. Marinated and grilled to perfection, it exudes an irresistible aroma. A must-try dish during your East End getaway. 
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Bun Ken (Fish Curry Noodles)
No mention of Phu Quoc specialities is complete without Bun Ken. This dish has a long history with the people of Phu Quoc’s East End and remains a staple in local meals.
Phu Quoc Crab Noodle Soup
Besides crab blood pudding and crab rice, crab noodle soup is another must-try dish. Usually topped with crab, shrimp, squid, and fishcakes, it’s served with fresh herbs and blanched water spinach. Not only delicious but also nutritious and energising for your island adventures. 
Crab Noodle Soup
Sea Cucumber
Highly nutritious, sea cucumber is known locally as “dot ngau” or “don dot”. With its crunchy and delicious texture, it’s one of the most famous dishes in Phu Quoc. > See more: Discover the Mediterranean of Phu Quoc – TOP Stunning Check-in Spots
Important Notes for Your Phu Quoc East End Tour
For a smooth and enjoyable trip to Phu Quoc’s East End, keep the following in mind:
- If travelling with children under 15 who are not your own, bring an authorisation letter from their parents and confirmation from local authorities.
- Arrive at the pick-up point 30 minutes early. Late arrivals or cancellations without prior notice will incur fees equivalent to same-day cancellation.
- Pack light for easy travel. Bring swimwear for swimming in Suoi Tranh Stream and a camera to capture memorable moments.
- Carry your ID card if travelling to Phu Quoc by plane.
- Food and souvenirs in Phu Quoc can be expensive. Inquire about prices before purchasing and budget accordingly.
- When on a tour, stay with the group to avoid getting lost or missing the bus.
These are some of the most popular attractions in Phu Quoc’s East End. Use them to plan an exciting itinerary. We wish you a memorable and enjoyable holiday in Phu Quoc. For transportation or private boat tours to the islands, contact KK2TRIP for assistance. KK2TRIP CO., LTD
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