Cua Duong - all beaches

This hotel is fantastic! The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with large balconies and soft beds. The air conditioning is quiet, which is a huge plus. We stayed in four hotels in Fukuoka, and all of them had uncomfortable "wooden" mattresses. The hotel has two large, clean swimming pools, one of which has a bar. The garden is beautiful and well-maintained. The buffet offers a wide selection of dishes, so there is something for everyone. They even offer free transfer to the airport. The staff went above and beyond for us - when we couldn't book at a good price on Agoda due to sanctions, they gave us the same discount when we booked directly at the reception. The receptionists even recognized us in the city and asked about our holiday. The beach is clean with yellow sand, palm trees, and umbrellas, as well as comfortable sunbeds. The water is clear and the entry into the sea is smooth, with no big waves. I highly recommend this hotel, especially since the price is lower than similar hotels on the island.

When I went there in mid-January, the beach was clean and there were plenty of restaurants in the vicinity. The restaurant had a lovely ambiance with chairs placed in the sand during the evening. Personally, I think it's one of the best beaches around here.

Unfortunately, my experience at the beach was disappointing as there was no beach to be found due to ongoing construction. It was a shame to not be able to enjoy the sand and water, but hopefully once the construction is complete, the beach will be restored to its former glory.

The beach on the west coast of the island is simply excellent and impeccably clean. During our stay in Phu Quoc, the wind and tide had unfortunately caused some trash to accumulate on the east beaches, but we found this beach to be spotless and a perfect alternative. There are plenty of fantastic beach bars to relax in and some truly great restaurants with reasonable prices. Overall, a wonderful experience.

The beach was difficult to locate and we ended up stumbling upon a construction site instead. Contrary to what the map showed, there was no beach between Ocean Bay and Coco resort due to the construction of a new resort. The route indicated on the map led us straight to the construction site, which was disappointing. While there may be a beach north of Mango Bay resort, we didn't feel inclined to search for it since other visitors had mentioned the difficulty of finding it and the need to climb over rocks. Ultimately, we decided to skip it.

This beach is just mind-blowing! The sand is so authentic, it's like you're walking on a cloud. The water is so shallow that you can practically walk to Vietnam's neighboring countries. If you're not into long walks, no worries, the starfish are practically at your feet. It's like having your own personal aquarium. This beach is the real deal, no need to deal with the resorts and their overpriced shenanigans. Plus, there's no shortage of dining options, whether you prefer to keep your feet on land or take a stroll on a sea-soaked wooden shack. Trust me, you don't want to miss out on this beachy paradise.