Begin your adventure with a pickup from your hotel or the port. Enjoy a hearty local breakfast to energise you for the day ahead.
Start your sightseeing journey with a visit to Dai Mon Mo Thay (Thay Sai Nai Tomb), one of the most sacred places on the island. Hear folk tales about Thay Sai Nai, a historical figure associated with the island’s past. From this point, enjoy a view of the iconic Hon Den rock offshore and take stunning photos near the natural fish pond.
Continue to Cao Cat Mountain, home to the over-100-year-old Linh Son Pagoda, located at 61 metres above sea level. Climb the stone steps leading to the pagoda, shaded by trees and surrounded by peaceful nature. From the mountain’s peak at 85 metres, be rewarded with a panoramic view of Phu Quy Island, where turquoise seas meet serene villages and winding hills.
Next, visit the iconic Wind Farm, a symbol of clean energy on the island. Towering turbines spin gracefully in the sea breeze, providing a modern and photogenic backdrop amid the island’s untouched beauty. This is an ideal location for creative photography, especially during the soft morning light.
If time permits, visit other nearby attractions such as Bai Nho Beach, Mieu Ba Temple, or traditional fishing villages to learn more about local life. Return to your hotel for a short rest and lunch preparation.
In the afternoon, continue your adventure with a drive along Dốc Phượt (Winding Coastal Road), a favourite route among adventure lovers. The winding coastal road hugs the island’s shoreline, offering breathtaking views at every turn. From this road, see Hon Tranh Island in the distance — a stunning islet surrounded by emerald waters and white sand.
Next, visit the Flagpole of National Sovereignty, a must-see landmark that symbolises Vietnam's maritime sovereignty. Participate in a solemn flag-raising ceremony, a patriotic and emotional experience. The surrounding area also offers great photo opportunities, with the red national flag flying proudly under the open sky.
Finally, visit Ganh Hang – Bai Nho Beach, one of the island’s best-kept secrets. From the Ganh Hang rock formation, look down at Bai Nho, a charming cove embraced by dramatic limestone cliffs. A small natural trail leads you down to the secluded beach — a peaceful haven far from the crowds. Here, the soft sand and turquoise waters create a paradise-like setting. It’s the perfect place to swim, take photos, or simply relax and listen to the sounds of the waves.
If time allows, explore Phu Quy Lighthouse, Trieu Duong Bay, or the floating fish farms.
