Fishing Spots ＞ Vietnam
2 captains listed · casting available · sea category. A spot in Phu Quoc (Vietnam) targeting GT/Tuna/kingfish（Phú Quốc）. Check the tide, captains and recent catches, then contact them directly via public social accounts. Access, climate and lodging are in the details below.
Book / contact the captain directly T.A Pro Fishing Tour(FB) ›The gateway to Phu Quoc Island is Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC). In addition to domestic flights from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang, international flights operate from Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and elsewhere. By land, you cross over by ferry/speedboat from Rach Gia Port or Ha Tien Port on the mainland. The airport is about 10 minutes from the town of Duong Dong, with car access to bases such as An Thoi Port and Duong Dong fishing port.
| From | Route | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) | Direct flight (domestic) | About 1 hr 5 min | Operated frequently by Vietnam Airlines, VietJet, and others. The route with the most flights |
| Hanoi (HAN) | Direct flight (domestic) | About 2 hr 10 min | Direct flight from a major domestic city |
| Da Nang (DAD) | Direct flight (domestic) | About 1 hr 30 min | Access from central Vietnam |
| Seoul/Taipei/Hong Kong/Bangkok/Kuala Lumpur, etc. | International direct flight → PQC | Varies by route | Many nationalities enter directly with a 30-day visa exemption |
| Rach Gia Port (mainland) | Speedboat/ferry → Phu Quoc | About 2.5–3 hours | Operated by Phu Quoc Express and others |
| Ha Tien Port (mainland) | Speedboat/ferry → Phu Quoc | About 1.5–2 hours | Superdong and others. A shorter route than from Rach Gia |
| PQC Airport | Car/taxi → town/port | About 10 min to town | To boarding bases such as An Thoi Port and Duong Dong fishing port |
Coordinates: 10.23, 103.96（Open in Google Maps）
GT/Tuna/kingfish（Phú Quốc）
The best season for fishing is the dry season, November to April. The sea is calm and the water clear, ideal for targeting GT, bonito, tuna, and snapper by trolling, or for jigging and bait fishing on the reefs (such as the Doi Moi and Mong Tay coral reefs southwest of the island). Squid fishing is possible year-round, but peaks during the monsoon period from May to October.
○ in season: Jan–Apr, Nov–Dec
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For GT Tuna The classic approach is popping/casting a diving pencil or popper across the surface; when fish are shy, jigging a heavy metal jig also works.
Full how-to & tackle on each species page
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A tropical monsoon climate, hot throughout the year. The dry season is November to April, with frequent clear skies and calm seas, making it the best season for travel and fishing. The rainy season is May to October, when the southwest monsoon brings frequent squalls and high humidity. The annual average temperature is about 28°C.
| Month | Avg ℃ | High ℃ | Low ℃ | Clothing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27.4 | 30.8 | 23.9 | Short sleeves/light clothing. Comfortable in the dry season | |
| 27.8 | 31.4 | 24.1 | Short sleeves. Least rain in the dry season | |
| 28.8 | 32.2 | 25.3 | Short sleeves. Sun protection and a hat | |
| 29.3 | 32.7 | 25.9 | Short sleeves. The hottest period; stay hydrated frequently | |
| 29.3 | 32.1 | 26.5 | Short sleeves. Start of the rainy season; carry rain gear | |
| 28.6 | 31.0 | 26.3 | Short sleeves + rain gear. Watch for squalls | |
| 28.0 | 30.0 | 26.0 | Short sleeves + rain gear. High humidity | |
| 28.0 | 29.9 | 26.1 | Short sleeves + rain gear. Heavy rainfall | |
| 27.7 | 29.8 | 25.6 | Short sleeves + rain gear. Peak of the rainy season | |
| 27.8 | 30.6 | 25.0 | Short sleeves + rain gear. End of the rainy season | |
| 28.2 | 31.3 | 25.1 | Short sleeves. Start of the dry season with stable weather | |
| 27.6 | 30.9 | 24.4 | Short sleeves/light clothing. Comfortable in the dry season |
| Class | Property | Price (approx) | Highlights | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High-end | JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa（An Thoi / Khem Beach） | About $239/night and up (over USD 400 in some periods) | Designed by Bensley with a concept modeled on a former university. One of the island's premier luxury resorts, with a private beach, multiple pools, and a spa. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| High-end | Regent Phu Quoc（Long Beach / Bai Truong） | About $300/night and up | All suites & villas. Free breakfast, WiFi, and parking; a top-tier beachfront stay. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| High-end | Sheraton Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort（Ganh Dau） | About $150–250/night | Neoclassical-style rooms, suites, and villas. A large resort where you can choose beach, garden, or lake views. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Standard | Novotel Phu Quoc Resort（Bai Truong / Long Beach） | About $80–130/night | Family-oriented. Modern rooms and ocean-view tropical bungalows, with a pool. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Standard | SOL by Meliá Phu Quoc（Long Beach） | About $70–120/night | Opened in 2022. A seaside resort with 176 suites + 126 villas. Good value, mid- to upper-range. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Standard | 島内4つ星ホテル（Long Beach / Duong Dong周辺） | About $41–70/night (4-star average about $41) | Many mid-range hotels with pools. Good access to the beach and town, with a balance of price and facilities. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Budget | Duong Dong中心部のゲストハウス・ホームステイ | About $11–30/night | Close to the downtown of Duong Dong, the island's largest town, with food stalls, eateries, and convenience stores within walking distance. Popular with backpackers. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Budget | Long Beach（Bai Truong）周辺のミニホテル | About $25–50/night | Small lodgings within walking distance of the beach. Many offer basic facilities + breakfast, aimed at value-focused guests. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Budget | An Thoi（南部）周辺の格安ホテル | About $20–45/night | Convenient as a base for the cable car (Sun World Hon Thom) and the Bai Sao area. A fishing-port town with a rustic atmosphere. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Name | Cuisine | Budget | Highlights | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| フーコック・ナイトマーケット（Phu Quoc Night Market / Bach Dang × Nguyen Dinh Chieu, Duong Dong） | Seafood stalls/local food | About 100,000–300,000 VND per person | Over 100 stalls. Fresh seafood, dried fish, and souvenirs such as Phu Quoc fish sauce and sim wine. Open roughly 18:00–24:00. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Cay Bang Restaurant（Alley 93 Nguyen Van Troi St.） | Seafood | Moderate | A seafood eatery well regarded by locals. A standby where you can enjoy fresh seafood dishes. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Bien Xanh Restaurant（Provincial Road 47, Ham Ninh） | Seafood (crab) | Moderate | Famous for the crab specialty of Ham Ninh fishing village. The sea view is a draw. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Thuan Kieu Seafood（70B Tran Hung Dao St., Ward 7） | Local seafood | Reasonable | Serves local-style seafood dishes at affordable prices. Good value. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Phuong Hoang 2 Restaurant（127G Tran Hung Dao St.） | Seafood | Moderate | A popular seafood restaurant along Tran Hung Dao Street. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| ブンケン（Bun Ken）の食堂 / 屋台 | Noodle dish (local specialty) | Several tens of thousands of VND per bowl | A Phu Quoc specialty noodle dish with a rich broth of snakehead fish and coconut milk, garnished with herbs. Available at stalls and eateries. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
| Ham Ninh漁村（Ham Ninh Fishing Village）の食堂 | Seafood (crab/shellfish) | Moderate | The firm, sweet Ham Ninh crab is the specialty. Steamed and served with salt, pepper, and lime. Also charcoal-grilled sea urchin and shellfish. | Google reviewsTripAdvisor |
Nearby spots easy to combine into one trip (straight-line distance). See the map above for locations.