Getting Around Phu Quoc

Boat

Boating remains a popular mode of transportation for exploring the Phu Quoc Islands, ideal for sightseeing and fishing trips. For a group of 1 to 4 individuals, a boat rental costs approximately $100 per boat per day. Additional passengers are charged $10 each.
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Bus

Buses are a budget-friendly option for getting around Phu Quoc. As of 2025, there are several convenient bus routes available:

Bus 27: Cua Can - Ganh Day - Rach Vem - Rach Tram

Bus 28: An Thoi - Ham Ninh

Bus 29: Duong Dong - Northern Island

Fares range from $2 to $3, making it an economical choice for travelers.

Car Rental

Several travel agencies across the island offer car rentals with a variety of package options. Depending on the size of the vehicle, prices for a 3-day rental typically range from $120 for a 7-seater to $350 for a larger 46-seater. This rental option provides visitors with added flexibility for their itineraries.

If you prefer renting a car for a single day, the average cost for a 7-seater is around $40.

Cycling

Bicycle rentals are conveniently available at local hotels. To find out more, simply inquire at the front desk. Pricing is generally charged by the hour, allowing for a flexible experience around the island.

Motorbike

Motorbike rentals can typically be arranged through most hotels. A quick consultation with the receptionist will often provide you with the necessary information. Expect rental costs to be around $8-$10 per day, depending on the make and model of the motorbike (fuel not included).

Taxi

For those needing direct transport to specific destinations, taxis are a convenient option. As of 2025, the fare is approximately 70-80 cents per kilometer. Sasco Taxi and Mai Linh Taxi continue to be trusted service providers on the island.

Walking

Exploring on foot can be an enjoyable way to experience the vibrant atmosphere of Duong Dong Market, where you can immerse yourself in local culture. Strolling through the market allows you to discover interesting shops and food stalls, often making for a simpler and more enriching experience than traveling by vehicle.