Phu Quoc Ferry Port (Bai Vong)

Why visit Phu Quoc?

Phu Quoc is a glistening island off the southwest coast of Vietnam. Half of it is a protected national park, and the other half is a fast-growing tourism centre boasting white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters.

Long Beach is its most popular palm tree-lined coast. But if you’re looking for a more laidback experience, we recommend checking out the southern beaches of Bai Sao and Bai Dam. Explore the island’s backroads by motorbike and get lost in the beauty of Phu Quoc.

There are 2 ways to travel the 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Phu Quoc Ferry Port (Bai Vong). You can choose between the bus and taxi. The journey takes 30 minutes and the quickest way is by bus. If you're on a budget, the cheapest option is by bus with tickets starting at 60,000 VND ($2.30).

A cheaper option to travel between Phu Quoc Ferry Port (Bai Vong) and the city centre is via a shuttle bus. This provides a more cost-efficient alternative for solo travellers with bus fares from 60,000 VND ($2.30).

Buses are usually waiting at Bai Vong Port every time a ferry arrives. You can buy your ticket on the bus, but you can also try pre-booking it through your ferry company.

With the ferry company Superdong, you can buy your shuttle bus ticket along with your ferry ticket. During your ferry journey, you can also inform your attendant if you want to buy a bus ticket.

From Bai Vong, the bus makes a stop at Long Beach before parking at Duong Dong town.

Phu Quoc Ferry Port, called Bai Vong, is on the east side of the island, while the most popular beach Long Beach and Duong Dong town are on the west side.

If you’re travelling in a group, we recommend taking a taxi to your hotel. Fares start from 230,000 VND ($9), not all that expensive when you split the cost.

Travel time is 20 minutes to Long Beach and 30 minutes to Duong Dong.