From Ganh Dau Cape you can see islands in Cambodian waters right in front of you – a meaningful “land’s end” of Phu Quoc.
Ganh Dau Cape is the north-western tip of Phu Quoc. On a clear day you can see islands in Cambodian waters just a few kilometres away. The area also has Ganh Dau fishing village, rocky coves and quiet little beaches.
What to see
- Border sea views – a classic photo stop at the island’s tip.
- Ganh Dau fishing village with fishing boats and fish farms.
- Sunsets over the western sea.
Tips
- Combine with Rach Vem, Bai Dai and Grand World on a North Island day.
- Come in the afternoon for the sunset; bring water and a hat.
- Respect any military or border-guard signs.
See Ganh Dau from a sailing catamaran
The best view of the Ganh Dau coast is from the water: the North Island luxury sailing catamaran passes Ganh Dau, Cua Can and the fish-farm villages, then stops at Hon Doi Moi and Vung Bau for snorkelling.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Ganh Dau Cape?
At the north-western tip of Phu Quoc, about 30–40 minutes by car from Duong Dong.
Can you see Cambodia from Ganh Dau?
On clear days you can see islands in Cambodian waters ahead.
What can I combine with Ganh Dau?
Rach Vem, Bai Dai, Grand World, VinWonders and Vinpearl Safari are all nearby.
