Phu Quy Island in the southern central province of Binh Thuan in recent years has become a more popular destination on the travel list. As the island is quite far out, about 120km off Phan Thiet City, it has that remote, wild allure, remaining quite untouched by commercial tourism. But it has good accommodations such as some affordable small guesthouses and homestays, abundant seafood and friendly locals. Other reasons to visit include stunning seascapes, remote natural beauty, and rustic charm with big bays, volcanic-rock cliffs, crystal-clear waters, sacred sites, flourishing orchards and primeval forests. Hikers and snorkelers will be in heaven here, as there are viewpoints to climb to and coral reefs to explore.

Source: Vietnam News Agency