Phu Quoc Island (Part 3)

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Famiana Resort & Spa RESORT HOTEL $$$ (077-399 3026; www.famiana-resort.com; Ð Tran Hung Dao; r US$215-995) This sedate 60-room resort has lovely accommodation, consisting of stunning seafront villas with mezzanine floors, an inviting pool and a spotless stretch of beach. Cassia Cottage RESORT HOTEL $$$ (077-384 8395; www.cassiacottage.com; 100C Ð Tran Hung Dao; r US$120-190) […]

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Phu Quoc Island (Part 2)

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Suoi Tranh & Suoi Da Ban WATERFALL (admission 3000d, motorbike 1000d) Compared with the waterlogged Mekong Delta, Phu Quoc has very little surface moisture, but there are a lot of springs originating in the hills. The most accessible of these is Suoi Tranh; search for the entrance sign and concrete tree from the Duong Dong–Vong […]

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Phu Quoc Island (Part 1)

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Among a lot of resorts lining Long Beach, it’s still largely undeveloped, so there’s ample room for exploration and escaping. Dive the reefs, kayak in the bays, eat up the back-road miles on a motorbike, or just simply enjoy the life of a lotus eater by lounging on the beach, indulging in a massage and […]

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Rach Gia

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Rach Gia A prosperous seaport on the Gulf of Thailand and something of a southern development town benefiting from a large injection of Viet Kieu money, Rach Gia is home to considerable quantities of both ethnic Chinese and ethnic Khmers. Most sightseers zip straight through for boats to Phu Quoc Island, but the lively waterfront […]

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