A Peaceful, Lush Green Space
New World Phu Quoc Resort offers expansive, modern facilities covering 60 hectares, nestled along Kem Beach—ranked among the world’s top 50 most beautiful beaches (by Fight Network). The entire property is blanketed by 8,000 coconut trees, creating a refreshing and breezy tropical ambiance. From above, the resort resembles a vivid painting with lush coconut groves interwoven with thatched rooftops of 375 private pool villas, promising a tranquil and rejuvenating retreat for families.
The resort also captivates visitors with its design inspired by traditional Vietnamese fishing villages. Thatched roofs, three-compartment house structures, and bamboo materials are subtly incorporated to create a sense of familiarity, while still retaining elegance and sophistication. This clever fusion brings a comforting and relaxed atmosphere to every stay.
With thoughtfully designed, nature-friendly facilities, New World Phu Quoc Resort has become a top beachfront getaway on the island, ideal for families and groups of friends seeking serenity, lush green surroundings, and memorable bonding moments.
This is also why, in just two years, the resort has earned 17 prestigious awards such as the World Travel Awards and Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards, in categories like “Asia’s Leading Beach Resort for Families,” “Best New Resort in Asia,” and “Best Island Resort in Vietnam.”
Exquisite Culinary Experiences for the Whole Family
Cuisine is an unmissable part of the five-star experience at New World Phu Quoc Resort. What makes the dining here unique is the creativity that still honors the authentic flavors of each dish.
According to Mr. Phuong Nguyen, Executive Chef at the resort: “What sets our cuisine apart is the way we avoid mixing too many styles into one dish. Instead, we focus on sourcing the freshest local ingredients and specialties to elevate familiar recipes, preserving their traditional taste while offering a refreshing twist. We also aim to convey the richness of Vietnamese culture through our culinary presentations. For example, our 'Vietnamese Kitchen Corner' introduces diners to iconic dishes from the North, Central, and South regions, prepared in their most authentic form. To achieve this, we invited culinary artisans to train our chefs and help develop a three-region menu for both domestic and international guests.”
Take, for instance, the Hue-style beef noodle soup that closely mirrors its original flavor. The satay shrimp paste served with it is meticulously crafted by a chef from Hue, enhancing the dish’s richness. Meanwhile, the Hanoi-style beef pho features a clear broth with the aromatic touch of star anise and cinnamon, just like the traditional version from the capital.
In addition, the resort’s chefs craft culinary experiences that delight both the palate and the eyes. At Lua Grill & Bar—an award-winning restaurant recognized for “Best Restaurant Design of 2022” and “Vietnamese Cuisine Restaurant of 2022”—guests can savor a variety of local seafood specialties from Phu Quoc, beautifully plated and irresistibly presented.
As a five-star resort, New World Phu Quoc also offers a variety of private dining services: beachfront or in-villa BBQ parties, private hotpot dinners, floating breakfasts by the private pool, and afternoon tea in the style of a Vietnamese fishing village.
Floating breakfasts have become a trend among luxury resorts in recent years. Without leaving their villa, guests can enjoy sunrise views from the island’s eastern coast while indulging in a beautifully arranged, nutrient-rich breakfast served on a floating tray right in their private pool.
A Complete Getaway Experience at Sunset Town – Phu Quoc’s Newest Destination
There was a time when Southern Phu Quoc lacked entertainment and leisure options. Visitors often stayed within their resorts or had to travel far to explore attractions in the central or northern parts of the island. However, recent transformations in the South have turned it into one of Phu Quoc’s most dynamic destinations, home to iconic architectural landmarks such as Sunset Town, the Kiss Bridge, Roman Plaza, La Festa Clock Tower, and the Sun Signature Gallery.
Just 3 kilometers from New World Phu Quoc Resort, Sunset Town charms visitors with its architecture reminiscent of a colorful, old-world European village. Its large mural walls tell rich Vietnamese folk tales. The area is also connected to the Sun World Hon Thom tourist complex via the world’s longest over-sea cable car. One of the highlights here is the Kiss Bridge, a symbol of love, designed by an Italian architect.
Sunset Town is a place where the sea meets the sky in a breathtaking harmony of color. As the sun begins to set, the sky transitions from warm orange to magical purple, painting a mesmerizing scene that steals the hearts of visitors. Alongside New World Phu Quoc Resort, it’s an ideal destination to fully embrace the island’s stunning sunrise and sunset moments.
