Ecological Areas
Suoi Tranh Waterfall
Suoi Tranh is a popular tourist attraction for both local and international visitors exploring Phu Quoc Island.
🛶🌴 GET LOST IN THE MEKONG DELTA AMIDST PHU QUOC 🌴🛶 Phu Quoc is not only known for its blue seas and long sandy beaches for endless photo opportunities, but it now also boasts the Master Hai Ecological Tourist Area for visitors who wish to experience a Mekong Delta region in the heart of Phu Quoc:
- Address: Hamlet 2, Group 1, Cua Can Commune, Phu Quoc District
- Opening hours: 8h - 21h
Master Hai Ecological Tourist Area is considered a unique highlight in the heart of Phu Quoc, located by the poetic Cua Can river. Exploring this famous ecological tourist area in Phu Quoc, you will immerse yourself in the beautiful natural scenery of blue sea and golden sunshine for relaxation. Besides, Mast Phuoc Hai ecological area also attracts tourists with many exciting entertainment activities such as: Rowing boats, basket boat rowing, and watching spectacular circus performances. Furthermore, coming to this ecological area, you can also participate in cooking classes, lantern making, or releasing flower lanterns on the river.
Master Hai Ecological Tourist Area attracts tourists in Phu Quoc
After having fun to your heart's content, it's time for you to enjoy cuisine at Master Phuoc Hai. The restaurant in the ecological area serves diverse cuisine from the three regions with plenty of attractive dishes. If you are looking for an attractive entertainment spot on weekends in Phu Quoc, then Master Phuoc Hai ecological area is the ideal destination that you should not miss.
Releasing floating lanterns at Master Hai eco-tourism area
Ecological Areas
Suoi Tranh is a popular tourist attraction for both local and international visitors exploring Phu Quoc Island.
Ecological Areas
Da Ban Stream, located in Cua Duong Commune, Phu Quoc City, Kien Giang Province, is a must-visit destination when exploring Pearl Island.
Ecological Areas
Da Ngon Stream is located in Cua Duong, near Duong Dong Lake, and is part of the Phu Quoc National Park system. It lies about 3 kilometers from Da Ban Stream.