Southern Vietnam
Phu Quoc Island
Healthy reefs, bamboo sharks and the An Thoi archipelago — a top Vietnamese destination.
Take the plunge into paradise.
What to expect at Phu Quoc Island
Phu Quoc Island, off the south-western coast of Vietnam, is renowned for exceptionally healthy and diverse coral reefs, clear visibility and a wide variety of marine life — including rarities such as bamboo sharks.
Popular sites include the An Thoi archipelago with its scatter of small islands, and Hon Thom, known for a breathtaking underwater scene of clownfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish, angelfish and lionfish among the corals.
Conditions suit beginners and experienced divers alike, and the season runs opposite to Nha Trang: November through April, when the weather is calm and the sea is stable.
Highlights
- Bamboo sharks
- An Thoi archipelago
- Season Nov–Apr
- Trips arranged on request
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Other sites in the bay
Madonna Rock
Dramatic rock formations, swim-throughs and the richest reef life in Nha Trang Bay.
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Lobster Cave
A genuine 15-metre cave packed with lobsters, shrimp and creatures that never see daylight.
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Dam Bay
Shallow, calm and bursting with colour — the friendliest reef in the bay.
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PADI 5-Star IDC Dive Centre — Nha Trang, Vietnam
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