Long Beach Phu Quoc Island Vietnam – known locally as Bai Truong stretches for over 20 kilometers along the island’s sun-drenched western coast, making it one of the longest and most beloved beaches in all of Vietnam. From early-morning swims to spectacular sunset cocktails, this iconic beach offers an experience that suits every kind of traveler in 2026.
At Corona Resort & Casino Phu Quoc, located on pristine Bai Dai Beach just north of the island, we love sharing the very best of what Phu Quoc has to offer. In this complete guide, we cover everything about Long Beach – where it is, what to do, the best time to visit, accommodation options, and insider tips for making the most of your stay.
QUICK GUIDE
- Length: Over 20 km along the western coast – the longest beach in Phu Quoc.
- Best for: Sunset viewing · swimming · jet ski · parasailing · beachfront dining.
- Best time: Nov – Mar for calm sea and clear skies · Late afternoon (4–6 PM) for golden sunsets.
- Where to stay: Corona Resort & Casino sits directly on Long Beach’s northern stretch (Bai Dai area).
Where is Long Beach Phu Quoc (Bai Truong Beach)?
- Location: Phu Quoc Special Zone, An Giang Province (formerly Duong To commune, Phu Quoc City, An Giang Province)
Long Beach Phu Quoc Island Vietnam runs parallel to Tran Hung Dao Street, the island’s main commercial road, stretching from Dinh Cau Cape in the north to An Thoi town in the south. The beach divides naturally into two sections: the northern stretch (from Dinh Cau to Eden Resort, approximately 5 km) which is livelier and more developed, and the southern stretch (approximately 15 km) which is quieter with more nature and fewer crowds.
Long Beach Phu Quoc Island Vietnam runs parallel to Tran Hung Dao Street, the island’s main commercial road, stretching from Dinh Cau Cape in the north to An Thoi town in the south. The beach divides naturally into two sections: the northern stretch (from Dinh Cau to Eden Resort, approximately 5 km) which is livelier and more developed, and the southern stretch (approximately 15 km) which is quieter with more nature and fewer crowds.
Best Time to Visit Long Beach Phu Quoc
The ideal period to visit Long Beach is the dry season from November to April, when the climate is at its most comfortable. During these months, the weather is predominantly sunny with minimal rainfall, creating perfect conditions for beach leisure, sightseeing, and enjoying breathtaking sunsets by the sea.
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November to April: Expect clear blue skies, stable weather, and warm temperatures averaging 25–30°C (77–86°F). In my view, this is the best time for visitors who want to fully experience Long Beach—whether it’s swimming in calm waters, snorkeling with excellent visibility, or relaxing under the sun without weather disruptions.
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May to October: This period marks the rainy season, characterized by intermittent heavy showers and occasionally rough seas. Although the natural scenery remains lush and appealing, I believe this season is better suited for travelers who prioritize tranquility and lower crowds, as certain outdoor and marine activities may be restricted due to weather conditions.
Long Beach vs Bai Dai: What’s the Difference?
These two beaches are often confused – here is the practical distinction:
Long Beach / Bai Truong (this page)
Location: Duong Dong west coast | Length: 20 km | Vibe: Lively, commercial, busy
Best for travellers who want easy access to restaurants, bar nightlife, water sports rentals and shopping. The most accessible beach from Phu Quoc Airport (12 km, 20 min taxi).
Bai Dai (Long Beach North – where Corona Resort is)
Location: Northwest Phu Quoc | Length: 15 km | Vibe: Quiet, resort-only, uncrowded
Best for travellers who want a peaceful resort-stay experience with private beach access, sunset views, and proximity to Bac Dao attractions (Rach Vem, Vinpearl, Casino Corona). 30 km north of Long Beach.
Both beaches are technically named “Long Beach” in English (“long” = lengthy in Vietnamese). Most travel guides distinguish them by their local Vietnamese names: Bai Truong for Duong Dong’s commercial beach, and Bai Dai for the quieter northern beach.
3+ Ways to get to Long Beach, Phu Quoc Island
From Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC), Long Beach is 12 km north – approximately 20 minutes by car. Transport options:
- Taxi (Mai Linh / Vinasun): USD 8-12 metered. Use airport official taxi counter.
- Grab: Available at PQC, USD 6-10. Surge pricing during peak hours.
- Hotel shuttle: Most 4-5 star Long Beach resorts include free transfer.
- Self-drive scooter: USD 6-10/day from airport rental booths.
From Corona Resort & Casino (Bai Dai north), Long Beach is 30 km – approximately 45-50 minutes by coastal road. Corona concierge offers fixed-fare taxi USD 25-40 round trip with 3-hour wait.
Getting to Long Beach Once on Phu Quoc Island
After arriving on the island, accessing Long Beach is straightforward thanks to multiple local transportation choices:
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Taxi: Widely available at the airport and ferry terminals, taxis offer the most convenient and direct way to reach Long Beach. This option is ideal for families or travelers with luggage.
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Motorbike rental: A popular choice among independent travelers, motorbike rentals cost about VND 100,000–150,000 per day. From my perspective, this is the best way to explore Phu Quoc flexibly. Many rental providers even deliver the motorbike for free to the airport, ferry terminal, resort, or homestay.
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Shuttle buses: Several resorts provide complimentary or paid shuttle services connecting the airport, ferry terminals, and Long Beach. This option is especially convenient for guests staying at mid-range to high-end resorts.
Overall, whether you prioritize speed, cost savings, or travel flexibility, getting to Long Beach Phu Quoc Island is simple and well-supported by transport infrastructure.
Top activities at Long Beach Phu Quoc Island
Swimming in crystal clear waters
Long Beach Phu Quoc is renowned for its clear, warm waters, making it an ideal spot for swimming and relaxation year-round. With its gentle slope and calm waves, the beach is safe and enjoyable for both adults and children alike.
Immerse yourself in the refreshing sea, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the fresh ocean breeze. The clarity of the water enhances your swimming experience, whether you are leisurely enjoying the waters or playing with family and friends. Afterward, relax on the soft, white sand, feeling the cool breeze.
Strolling along the shore at sunrise and sunset
Walking along Long Beach during sunrise or sunset is an unforgettable experience. At dawn, the sky is painted in soft pink hues, and the sparkling water creates a serene, inspiring atmosphere. In the evening, the sunset bathes the sky in vibrant orange and red tones, offering a romantic moment or the perfect photo opportunity.
The fresh sea breeze and the gentle rhythm of the waves enhance the tranquility. Walking barefoot on the smooth sand while enjoying these natural light displays is deeply calming and rejuvenating.
Snorkeling among coral reefs
Just off Long Beach, you’ll find colorful coral reefs teeming with marine life, making it a fantastic spot for snorkeling. The clear waters offer excellent visibility, allowing you to admire the underwater ecosystem, including vibrant corals, tropical fish, and other fascinating sea creatures.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced swimmer, snorkeling here is an unforgettable adventure. Bring your gear or rent it locally, but always remember to respect the environment by not touching or disturbing the coral.
Enjoying a Beachside Massage
After a day of exploration, nothing compares to a relaxing massage on the beach. Many local spas offer traditional Vietnamese massage techniques, using natural essential oils, all while you listen to the soothing sound of ocean waves.
Imagine lying on a massage bed, the gentle sea breeze blowing around you, and panoramic ocean views in the distance. This experience helps release muscle tension, alleviate stress, and rejuvenate your energy. It’s the perfect way for both couples and solo travelers to relax in a peaceful, natural setting.
Discovering Secluded, Hidden Spots
Long Beach is not only known for its popular stretches but also boasts several quiet, less-visited spots worth discovering. Explore secluded rocky areas, small coves, and untouched natural patches where you can enjoy peace and privacy.
You can also walk along coastal trails or small streams, adding an adventurous element to your beach trip. These hidden gems provide beautiful photo opportunities and moments of solitude away from the crowds.
Exploring these areas allows you to experience the wild, natural beauty of Phu Quoc up close.
Kayaking
Kayaking along Long Beach’s tranquil coastline is a fun and refreshing way to explore the area. Paddle at your own pace and discover little bays and rock formations that are inaccessible by foot. Suitable for all skill levels, kayaking offers a unique perspective of the turquoise waters and sandy beaches.
It’s also a fantastic way to get some light exercise while immersing yourself in the island’s serene environment. Whether you go solo, with friends, or your partner, kayaking perfectly blends adventure with relaxation.
Exploring Long Beach Walking Street
In the evenings, Long Beach Walking Street at Duong To Commune becomes vibrant with energy. This lively area is filled with shops offering souvenirs, handmade crafts, and local specialties. Street food stalls tempt visitors with fresh seafood, traditional Vietnamese snacks, and refreshing beverages.
The bustling atmosphere, combined with live music and performances, creates a festive yet cozy vibe. It’s a great place to mingle with locals and fellow travelers while enjoying the island’s flavors and culture.
Don’t forget to try some grilled seafood or tropical fruits as you stroll along.
Experiencing nightlife activities
Long Beach has Phu Quoc’s most concentrated nightlife scene along Tran Hung Dao Street. Key venues:
- Sunset Sanato Beach Club: Iconic art installations, sunset DJ sets, USD 10-20 cover after 6 PM.
- Rory’s Beach Bar: Long-running expat-favourite with live music, fire shows, casual prices.
- On The Rocks: Cliff-side bar with cocktails USD 8-15, best Friday-Saturday nights.
- Mango Bay Beach Bar: Quieter sunset spot with reggae music and seafood platters.
- Coco Bar Phu Quoc: Late-night option open until 2 AM, mix of locals and tourists.
The bar street action peaks 7-11 PM during high season (December-March). Friday and Saturday nights are most lively. Most venues offer happy hour 5-7 PM with 50% off drinks.
What to eat at Long Beach Phu Quoc?
Long Beach Phuc Quoc is not only an ideal destination for relaxation and seaside fun, but also a true culinary paradise with countless local delicacies capturing the essence of the island. Here, you can enjoy fresh seafood at casual beachfront eateries or elegant restaurants nestled within coastal resorts.
Must-try specialties include grilled sea urchin with scallion oil, herring salad with rice paper and herbs, tamarind king crab, and Phu Quoc’s signature bún quậy—a vibrant noodle dish you won’t find elsewhere. Other delights like shrimp, crab, scallops, sea cucumber, and squid eggs are simply prepared to preserve their natural sweetness, perfectly in tune with the island’s charm.
One truly unforgettable experience is savoring a seafood dinner while watching the romantic sunset, with the sound of waves and cool ocean breeze creating a peaceful, poetic atmosphere unlike any other. Here are some recommended seafood restaurants in Phu Quoc worth visiting:
- KeoThom Raft House: 379 Tran Hung Dao Street, Duong To Commune
- Shri Phu Quoc: Tran Hung Dao Street, Duong To Commune
- Co Loc BBQ – Seafood: Kiot 22, Sonasea Bai Truong Food Street, Long Beach
- Bun Quay Thanh Hung: 157 30/4 Street or Duong To area
- Sea Shack: Inside InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort, Long Beach
Explore the Long Beach walking street
As the sun sets, Long Beach’s walking street comes alive like a miniature seaside festival. With lively street music, vibrant lights, and the tempting aroma of local delicacies, it becomes the perfect evening hangout on Pearl Island.
Along Sonasea’s bustling promenade, visitors can indulge in sizzling grilled seafood, tasty street snacks, and browse handcrafted souvenirs – or simply soak in the festive atmosphere. On special occasions like Christmas or National Day, the street glows even brighter with themed decorations, offering a truly unforgettable island night experience.
Hotels and resorts along Long Beach
Famous for its picturesque coastline, Long Beach Phu Quoc Vietnam is home to a wide variety of accommodations that cater to every type of traveler. From five-star beachfront resorts and modern city-center hotels to warm, welcoming homestays, this area offers something for everyone seeking a memorable island stay.
Here are some accommodation options in and around Long Beach to consider for your stay:
- Corona Resort & Casino Phu Quoc: Bai Dai Area, Ganh Dau, Phu Quoc
- InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort: Long Beach, Duong To Commune
- Regent Phu Quoc: Phu Quoc Marina Complex, Long Beach
- SOL by Meliá Phu Quoc: Long Beach Complex, Duong To Commune
- Sunset Beach Resort & Spa: 100C/2 Tran Hung Dao Street, Duong To Commune
- Long Beach Resort Phu Quoc: Long Beach, Ganh Dau, Phu Quoc
- M Villas Phu Quoc:Ap Duong Bao, near Long Beach
- VinHolidays Fiesta Phu Quoc: Grand World Area, North of Phu Quoc
- Vinpearl Resort & Spa Phu Quoc: Ganh Dau, North of Phu Quoc
3+ Nearby Attractions
For the full island experience with casino, spa, and world-class dining all in one location, Corona Resort & Casino Phu Quoc is the premier choice in North Phu Quoc – just a short drive from the island’s best beaches.
We hope this complete guide on Long Beach Phu Quoc Island Vietnam has given you everything you need to plan your perfect trip to Vietnam’s Pearl Island.
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