Hon Mong Tay
Known as the "Maldives of Phu Quoc," Hon Mong Tay impresses with its crystal-clear, turquoise waters, fine white sand beaches, and pristine coconut trees casting long shadows. Uninhabited, the island has preserved its original beauty, making it an ideal spot for those who love swimming, snorkeling, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the city.
Hon Dam Ngang (also known as Hon Gam Ghi)
This is a paradise for diving enthusiasts. Hon Dam Ngang boasts a diverse coral ecosystem with vibrant colors that can easily be seen by just dipping your face into the water. The surroundings here remain untouched, making it perfect for exploration, picnics, or taking photos in the midst of unspoiled nature.
Hon May Rut
May Rut Island is divided into two parts: May Rut Trong and May Rut Ngoai – both are as beautiful as a painting. May Rut is famous for its deep blue waters, calm waves, serene beaches, and tall coconut trees creating a perfect backdrop for photos. Whether visiting on a tour or renting a private canoe, it is always a favorite stop for tourists exploring the southern island.
Hon Gam Ghi (or Hon Dam)
With few tourist services, Hon Gam Ghi offers a true "immersion in nature" experience. The coastal rocks form unique shapes, interspersed with near-shore coral reefs – perfect for snorkeling and exploring marine life. This place feels like a "hidden treasure" waiting to be discovered in the heart of the ocean.
