Stay in the south, day-trip to the north.
Staying in Sunset Town means staying in the south of Phu Quoc, where Kem Beach, Sao Beach and the Hon Thom cable car are all close at hand. The north, home to VinWonders, Safari and Grand World, is more than an hour’s drive and deserves a full day of its own. This guide weighs the two by distance, tickets and length of stay, so your days go to the island, not the road.

Distances are from Venice Hotel in light traffic; Roma and Sakurakyo differ by a few minutes. Ticket prices follow Sun World and VinWonders as of September 2026. The reception desks of all three hotels sell tickets at preferential rates and arrange tours and private cars by the day, with prices on request.
The south in half a day: Kem Beach, Sao Beach, Phu Quoc Prison
Kem Beach is 4 km away, with fine white sand and the calmest water in the rainy season when the west coast gets waves. Entry is free, a sunbed and umbrella cost about 50,000 VND, a SUP board 100,000 to 200,000 VND. Sun World runs a free bus between Sunset Town and Kem Beach from about 08:30 to 22:30.
Sao Beach is 8 km away, wider and busier, with plenty of seafood restaurants for a lunch by the sea. Phu Quoc Prison is 3.6 km away, open 07:00 to 11:30 and 13:30 to 17:00, free entry, guides 100,000 to 200,000 VND, and modest dress is expected. All three fit into one morning or afternoon, with time to be back at Kiss Bridge for sunset.
Hon Thom without a car
An Duong cable car station is a 10-minute walk from Venice and 2 minutes from Sakurakyo. Tickets are 810,000 VND for adults and 679,000 VND for children, including Aquatopia and Exotica, with a preferential rate at reception. Details in Things to do in Sunset Town.













