A beachfront resort on Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest island, known for white-sand beaches and pepper plantations.
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Overview
Phu Quoc, The Pearl Island
Nicknamed the 'Pearl Island,' Phu Quoc sits in the Gulf of Thailand, closer to Cambodia than mainland Vietnam.
Salinda Resort occupies a stretch of beachfront on Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest island, set in the Gulf of Thailand off the country's southwestern coast. The island is known for its long, quiet white-sand beaches, working pepper plantations, and Phu Quoc's famous fish sauce production, alongside a growing reputation for diving and snorkelling around its southern archipelago. The resort's beachfront position and relaxed pace make it a natural finale after a busier Vietnam itinerary.
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Rooms & Villas
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Beachfront Setting
Vietnam's Largest
Island
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Working Pepper Farms Nearby
Suites
Beachfront Rooms & Villas
Rooms and villas set directly on Phu Quoc's white-sand beachfront.
Beachfront Villa — Salinda Resort
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Beachfront LocationDirect access to Phu Quoc's long, quiet white-sand beach.
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Pepper Farm ExcursionsVisits to the island's working pepper plantations.
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Diving & SnorkellingAccess to Phu Quoc's southern archipelago dive sites.
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Sunset Beach BarA beachfront bar known for Phu Quoc's dramatic Gulf sunsets.
Experiences
Phu Quoc's Island Life
Pepper farms, fish sauce production and pristine reefs define the island.
Culture
Pepper Plantation Visit
A tour of Phu Quoc's famous working pepper farms.
Ocean
Southern Archipelago Diving
Snorkelling and diving trips to Phu Quoc's southern islands.
Culture
Fish Sauce Production
A visit to a traditional Phu Quoc fish sauce factory.
Dining
Beachfront Dining
Dining draws on fresh seafood and the island's own pepper and produce.
01The main beachfront restaurant
02A sunset beach bar
03Fresh seafood grills by the shore
04In-villa dining on request
Sunset Beach Bar — Salinda Resort
Location
Phu Quoc Island
Vietnam's largest island, in the Gulf of Thailand off the southwestern coast.
Located on the beachfront of Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest island.
Closer to Cambodia than to mainland Vietnam.
Known for pepper plantations, fish sauce production and quiet beaches.
Roughly a one-hour flight from Ho Chi Minh City.
Fly
A one-hour domestic flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Phu Quoc.
Drive
A short transfer from Phu Quoc International Airport.
Arrive
Check-in from 14:00, with sunset drinks recommended at the beach bar.
The Pearl Island
Vietnam's Island Finale
A relaxed beachfront close to a Vietnam circuit, on the country's largest island.