Just a short flight to Phu Quoc Island which is referred to as “Pearl Island” will offer visitors a chance to get away from the maddening crowds of densely populated cities and enjoy some of the most wonderful natural attractions on earth. Imagine sun-drenched beaches, emerald seas, a lush national park and historical sites packed into one trip. Visitors can spend the whole day lazing on pure white sand, frolicking in azure water, cruising to deserted islets, playing water sports or trekking under canopies of evergreen leaves. There are excellent restaurants serving both Vietnamese and Western food to cater for different tastes.

Con Dao Island is a paradise for nature lovers and beauty seekers, as well as honeymooners. After an hour’s flight by helicopter from Vung Tau (on Monday, Thursday and Saturday as per the 2003 flight schedule), visitors will find themselves among wild sandy beaches, virgin forests and a vivid underwater world. The atmosphere is extremely peaceful and tranquil and visitors can roam through deserted roads hidden beneath the fresh shady vaults of old arjuns and enjoy outdoor dinners under the stars. A charming resort with French-styled villas will surely make your stay enjoyable.

Relaxation in Phan Thiet & Nha Trang

In the last few years, a number of world-class golf courses have sprung up in Vietnam. Whether lying in beautiful mountain valleys with wonderful pine trees, lakes and romantic flower gardens like the Dalat Palace Golf Club and the King’s Island Golf Resort in Ha Tay, by an emerald sea with the murmur of the surf lapping on a white sandy beach like the Ocean Dunes Golf Club in Phan Thiet, or just a few hours’ drive from bustling Ho Chi Minh City like the Vietnam Golf & Country Club, the Song Be Golf Resort and the Bochang Dongnai Golf Resort, they all invariably provide perfect relaxation and recreation. After a challenging game of golf, visitors can sit back and relax in the clubhouse, meet new friends, or simply enjoy the gorgeous scenery around.