Explore Truong Beach, Phu Quoc’s 20-km coastal paradise! Discover activities, dining, costs, and sustainable tours with Legend Travel Group for an unforgettable Vietnam beach adventure.
Capture the fiery beauty of Phu Quoc’s coastal gemPhu Quoc, a tropical ward of Kien Giang Province, Vietnam, is the country’s largest island, spanning 589 km² in the Gulf of Thailand, celebrated as the “Pearl Island” for its pristine beaches and vibrant culture within the UNESCO Kien Giang Biosphere Reserve. Stretching 20 km along the southwest coast, Truong Beach (Bai Truong), or Long Beach, is Phu Quoc’s longest and most iconic shoreline, just 5 km from Duong Phong town. Renowned for its golden sands, gentle waves, and breathtaking sunsets, it’s a hub for water sports, luxury resorts, and local dining, offering a blend of relaxation and adventure. From jet skiing to savoring fresh seafood at beachfront eateries, Truong Beach caters to families, couples, and solo travelers. As a sustainable tourism leader, Legend Travel Group curates eco-friendly tours to immerse you in Truong Beach’s allure, with seamless booking via links around this guide. Ready to bask in Phu Quoc’s coastal paradise? Reserve your tour today
Legend Travel Group delivers authentic Vietnam experiences with expert English-speaking guides, sustainable practices, and tailored itineraries. Our Truong Beach tours combine beach relaxation with Phu Quoc’s highlights, such as An Thoi Archipelago snorkeling, fish sauce factory visits, and cultural explorations, ensuring a holistic adventure. Committed to sustainable tourism, we support local communities and align with Phu Quoc’s 2030 goal to eliminate petrol vehicles, using eco-friendly transport like VinBus. With transparent pricing and free cancellations up to 48 hours before departure, we prioritize your satisfaction. Discover our curated packages to make your Truong Beach visit unforgettable!
Dive into the adventurous charm of Phu Quoc Travel (Source: Source: Internet)Truong Beach, meaning “long” in Vietnamese, extends 20 km from Dinh Cau Harbor to An Thoi ward, making it Phu Quoc’s most accessible and developed beach. Its golden sands, clear waters, and palm-lined shores create a tropical haven, free of rocky reefs, ideal for swimming and water sports. The beach is divided into northern and southern sections: the north, near Duong Phong, hosts luxury resorts like InterContinental Phu Quoc and Novotel, while the south offers quieter public areas and traditional fishing villages. Parallel to Tran Hung Dao Street, Truong Beach buzzes with restaurants, bars, and beach clubs like Sunset Sanato, famous for its Instagram-worthy bamboo structures and sunset views. With over 500,000 visitors annually, it’s a vibrant destination blending natural beauty with modern amenities.
Begin your Phu Quoc Tours with a scenic adventure (Source: Source: Internet)Truong Beach stands out for its unique features:
Expansive Coastline: At 20 km, it’s Phu Quoc’s longest beach, offering ample space for relaxation and exploration.
Stunning Sunsets: Its westward orientation delivers breathtaking orange-hued sunsets, best viewed from Sunset Sanato or Sailing Club.
Luxury and Accessibility: Home to 5-star resorts like Regent and JW Marriott, it’s just 10 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport, ideal for quick beach getaways.
Vibrant Dining Scene: Tran Hung Dao Street features seafood restaurants, beach bars, and international cuisine, with dishes like Phu Quoc pepper shrimp ($5–$10).
Eco-Tourism Potential: Public areas and sustainable resorts support Phu Quoc’s green initiatives, preserving its UNESCO status.
Start your Phu Quoc Travel with serene vistas (Source: Source: Internet)Truong Beach is 5 km from Duong Phong, easily accessible by various transport options:
Motorbike: Rent for $6–$10/day (150,000–250,000 VND) from Duong Phong. Follow Tran Hung Dao Street south for 5–10 minutes. Fuel up in town; stations are sparse.
Taxi/Grab: $3–$5 (75,000–125,000 VND) one-way from Duong Phong, 5–8 minutes. Use Mai Linh (+84 297 397 9797), Vinasun, or Xanh SM (electric taxis).
Private Car: $30–$50/day (750,000–1,250,000 VND) for a 7-seater, ideal for groups or multi-stop tours.
Bicycle: $1–$2/day (25,000–50,000 VND) from Duong Phong hotels, suitable for short rides to northern Truong Beach.
VinBus: Free shuttle from Duong Phong to key resorts like InterContinental, 10–15 minutes (limited schedule).
From Phu Quoc International Airport (2 km): Taxi $2–$3 (50,000–75,000 VND), 5 minutes.
From Bai Vong Port (14 km): Taxi $3–$5 (75,000–125,000 VND), 20 minutes.
Our Tours: Include round-trip transfers from Duong Phong, airport, or port, ensuring seamless access.
Route Tip: From Duong Phong, take Tran Hung Dao Street south; northern Truong Beach starts at Dinh Cau Harbor. Use offline maps for navigation, as Google Maps may misdirect.
Truong Beach offers a range of activities, blending relaxation with adventure, with current costs:
Enjoy Truong Beach’s calm, shallow waters (0.5–2 m deep) and golden sands, perfect for swimming and lounging. Public areas are free, while resort sections offer premium amenities.
Price: Free entry; sunbed/umbrella rental $2–$5/day (50,000–125,000 VND); beach chair $1–$3 (25,000–75,000 VND).
Highlights: “Ideal for relaxation” (Tripadvisor, 4.5/5 stars).
Tip: Visit southern public areas for budget-friendly access; bring sunscreen. Included in our Truong Beach Relaxation Tour ($60–$80).
Try jet skiing, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), kayaking, or banana boat rides, available at resort beaches or Sunset Sanato.
Price: Jet ski $15–$25/15 min (375,000–625,000 VND); SUP/kayak $4–$8/hour (100,000–200,000 VND); banana boat $10–$20/ride (250,000–500,000 VND).
Highlights: “Thrilling yet safe” (Legendtravelgroup.com).
Tip: Book through resorts for quality gear; morning sessions avoid crowds. Book our Truong Beach Water Sports Tour ($70–$90).
Truong Beach’s sunsets are iconic, best enjoyed at Sunset Sanato Beach Club or Sailing Club Phu Quoc, with cocktails and live music.
Price: Free; cocktails $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND); entry to Sunset Sanato $4 (100,000 VND).
Highlights: “Unforgettable sunset views” (Lonely Planet).
Tip: Arrive by 5:30 PM; reserve tables at Sailing Club for live DJ nights. Included in our Sunset & Nightlife Tour ($80–$110).
Savor Phu Quoc’s seafood at restaurants like Làng Cá Phú Quốc or Crab House on Tran Hung Dao Street, offering herring salad ($2–$7), tamarind crab ($5–$15/kg), and pepper shrimp ($5–$10).
Price: Meals $3–$15; drinks $1–$5 (25,000–125,000 VND).
Highlights: “Fresh and flavorful” (Tripadvisor, 4.5/5 stars).
Tip: Visit Làng Cá for live seafood tanks; pair with Sim wine ($1–$2). Book our Seafood Feast Tour ($65–$85).
Walk to southern Truong Beach to visit fishing villages, pearl farms, or pepper plantations, offering insights into Phu Quoc’s heritage.
Price: Guided tours $5–$15 (125,000–375,000 VND); pearl farm entry free; pepper farm tours $5–$10.
Highlights: “Authentic cultural immersion” (Legendtravelgroup.com).
Tip: Combine with a visit to Duong Dong Market ($1–$3 for snacks); book guided tours for English narration. Included in our Cultural Explorer Tour ($55–$75).
Beach Access: Free for public areas; private amenities $2–$5/day.
Activities: Water sports $4–$25; tours $5–$40; dining $3–$15.
Transport: Motorbike $6–$10/day; taxi $2–$14 one-way; private car $30–$50/day; bicycle $1–$2/day.
Accommodation: Budget guesthouses $15–$40/night; mid-range hotels $40–$100; luxury resorts $100–$300 (e.g., InterContinental, JW Marriott).
Total Daily Cost: $20–$100 (budget: $20–$40 for public beach and markets; mid-range: $40–$70 for tours/dining; luxury: $70–$100 for resorts).
Tip: Book combo tours for 10–20% savings; use VND for vendors; ATMs in Duong Phong (TPBank, VPBank).
Dry Season (November–April): Sunny, 25–32°C, calm seas, ideal for swimming and water sports. Peak season (December–February) requires early bookings (1–2 weeks ahead).
Shoulder Season (April–June, October): Warm, occasional showers, fewer crowds, 20–30% cheaper. Good for sunsets and dining.
Rainy Season (July–September): Budget-friendly with 30–50% discounts, but strong winds and waves on the west coast may limit water activities. Morning visits are best; focus on dining and cultural tours.
Note: Northeast winds (October–November) may bring debris to eastern beaches; Truong Beach’s resorts maintain clean shores.
Embrace the vibrant spirit of Phu Quoc Travel adventures (Source: Source: Internet)Plan Ahead: Book tours and accommodations 1–2 weeks in advance for dry season via vinwonders.com, Klook, or Legend Travel Group; last-minute deals available in rainy season. Reserve beach club tables for sunset.
Pack Smart: Sunscreen, hats, swimwear, water shoes for rocky patches; reusable utensils for dining; raincoats for rainy season.
Budget Wisely: Expect $20–$100/day (activities $5–$40, transport $2–$14, meals $3–$15). Use VND for small vendors; confirm prices to avoid tourist surcharges.
Stay Safe: Watch belongings on public beaches; use life vests for water sports; avoid swimming during high waves in rainy season.
Sustainability: Choose eco-friendly resorts like Salinda Premium Resort; dispose of waste properly; support local vendors to preserve Phu Quoc’s UNESCO status. Our tours promote green practices.
Respect Culture: Bargain politely at eateries; engage with locals for dining tips; tip ($1–$5) for excellent service.
Join a Guided Tour: Our tours offer vetted activities, priority access, and English-speaking guides for a seamless, sustainable experience.
Our eco-friendly tours immerse you in Truong Beach’s coastal charm, blending relaxation with Phu Quoc’s cultural and natural treasures:
Half-Day Truong Beach Relaxation ($60–$80/person): Swim, sunbathe, and enjoy seafood lunch at Làng Cá ($3–$10). Includes sunbed ($2–$5) and transfers.
Full-Day Beach & Adventure Combo ($90–$130/person): Jet ski ($15–$25) and kayak ($4–$8) at Truong Beach, visit An Thoi Archipelago ($15–$40), and tour a fish sauce factory ($5–$10). Includes meals and transfers.
Private Sunset & Cultural Escape ($120–$180/person, min. 2): Sunset at Sunset Sanato ($4), dine at Crab House ($3–$15), and visit Phu Quoc Prison ($8–$12). Includes private guide, cocktails ($5–$10), and transfers.
Truong Beach & Nightlife Extravaganza ($80–$110/person): Beach day, sunset at Sailing Club ($5–$10 drinks), and Dinh Cau Night Market ($2–$10). Includes transfers and entry.
Multi-Day Phu Quoc Coastal Explorer ($300–$500/person, 3–4 days): Cover Truong Beach, VinWonders ($22–$30), Vinpearl Safari ($22–$30), and eco-lodge stays ($20–$50/night). Includes all activities and meals.
Prices include guides, transfers, activities, and meals/snacks. Group discounts (10% off for 10+ travelers) and seasonal promotions available. Book now via the links on this page!
Flights: Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC) serves direct flights from Ho Chi Minh City ($20–$80, 50 minutes), Hanoi ($30–$100), and Bangkok ($80–$150). Book via vietjetair.com or Traveloka.
Ferries: High-speed ferries from Rach Gia or Ha Tien ($7–$15, 1.5–2.5 hours) to Bai Vong or An Thoi Port. Book via superdong.com.vn.
Visa: 30-day visa-free entry for direct arrivals to Phu Quoc via international flights or same-day transit through Ho Chi Minh City/Hanoi; E-Visa ($25, apply at evisa.gov.vn 7 days in advance) for mainland Vietnam. Verify on official Vietnamese immigration websites.
Truong Beach, Phu Quoc’s 20-km coastal masterpiece in Kien Giang Province, is a tropical haven where golden sands, turquoise waters, and fiery sunsets create an unforgettable escape. From jet skiing and kayaking to savoring Phu Quoc pepper shrimp at beachfront eateries, this vibrant shoreline offers endless adventures for every traveler. Its blend of luxury resorts, public beaches, and local fishing villages reflects the island’s rich culture and natural beauty. Legend Travel Group’s Phu Quoc Tours ensure you experience Truong Beach authentically, blending sustainable explorations of Phu Quoc’s markets, heritage sites, and marine wonders with eco-friendly practices. Don’t miss this coastal paradise—browse our featured tours and book your Truong Beach adventure today!
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Author Bio: Written by Tony Bùi, with over 20 years of experience in the travel industry, guiding 100,000+ travellers across Southeast Asia. This guide draws from firsthand insights, guest feedback from Legend Travel Group surveys.
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Truong Beach Information: vietnam.travel, phuquocislandguide.com, vinpearl.com, vietnamcoracle.com
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