Vietnam's islands run from the resort beaches of Phú Quốc to the wild turtle-nesting coves of Côn Đảo and the limestone bays around Cát Bà — each reached only by flight or ferry, each its own world.

路线

Along the route

01
Phú Quốc
Long west-coast beaches, sunsets and the night market.
02
Côn Đảo
Wild diving, historic prisons and nesting sea turtles.
03
Cát Bà
Lan Hạ Bay kayaking and the national-park trails.
04
Lý Sơn
Volcanic garlic island off the Quảng Ngãi coast.

民族与传统

Island communities of fishers, pearl divers and fish-sauce makers — with Côn Đảo's solemn prison-island history and Phú Quốc's century-old nước mắm workshops.

What to eat

Island plates: bún quậy, herring salad (gỏi cá trích), sea urchin and just-caught grilled seafood.

安全须知

出发前须知

Plan the crossings

Islands don't connect to each other — most need a flight or ferry from the mainland. Build the route around schedules.

Ferries cancel in rough seas

Côn Đảo and Lý Sơn ferries stop in bad weather. Keep a buffer day, and fly to Côn Đảo if you can.

Turtle season is summer

Côn Đảo's sea turtles nest roughly Jun–Sep; ranger-led night watches must be booked through the national park.

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海岛越南

“Sea on every side.”

Along the route

Phú Quốc

Côn Đảo

Cát Bà

Lý Sơn

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