Someone should teach the staff about basic customer service. It's normal as a customer to have questions regarding a product - thats basic knowledge. ... I don't even want to waste my time explaining my experience there... This place sux. Don't go there.

Wide selection of pearls, necklaces, ear rings and rings and other gold earing rings diamonds surrounding different stones. Staff very helpful

Just very weird. Visitor pass required to enter, and then staff follow you like your own personal shadow the whole time you're inside...

Jewelry is ugly, consultants do not really interested in telling any information about pearls.

Just sells pearls. The girls on the door wouldn't even let us in to have a look around. Not sure why anyone would go here.

Be very careful and have a close look of the pearl in terms of scratches. It’s ok that the pearl is not perfect BUT they did not show/ tell it before you buy it.

Please try not to use your credit card here because somehow my credit card was skimmed . This is the only place i’ve used my credit card in phu quoc as we are running out of cash to buy pearls before our flight back home . As soon as i arrived home , i had an unauthorized transactions of more than 5 mills dong in my credit card . Please be careful everyone

Empty Ghost Shopping Center - Restaurant complete overpriced

Last night went to the SeaFood restaurant with my wife. Picked from the aquarium a few pieces: shells, oysters, a crab, a fish; not that much. The cooking wasn’t that special. At the end we were shocked with a bill of 3million VND (approx $140). Indeed outrageous, a complete rip off. Avoid the place, it’s not worth it.

Local food store outsite with banner “ same price 20k vnd “ but you will surprise with the bill. Bad quality food we sent back but denied and send back us another ones but same quality . High price for same food in other local food store . BBQ in night market of Duong Dong - Dont go ther

Great place for a day out. the park is huge area so its would have been better if they had a buggy service. The waterfall is small but nice and fun.

After the cable car experience, I rode around Tuyen Lam Lake. Intended to look for lavender fields, but I was told that it was not yet the season. So I just enjoyed the scenery of the lake and the mountains .

We were there during the dry season so there were no waterfalls from the fall, how sad! However, we have gotten lots of good pictures with nature (although there's a human hand touched in it). Nice place to stop by and see!

A really different and interesting place. The walk to the waterfall is quite long (maybe 20 mins) on pretty rough ground (wear trainers not flip flops) so bear than in mind if with young children. Falls weren't very impressive but that's only to be expected in January when it's so dry. It would be interesting to see the difference in rainy season.

Tranquil and calm area for a walk in between coffee shops and wildlife. Not a lot of local life here, but there are a few boats available for hire, although tourism currently is still quite low. Nevertheless it was enjoyable to witness nature reclaiming the road.

MORNING WELL SPENT Nice place to come and sit with a drink. There is also boat hiring activities. You can 🚲 or 🛵 around the lake but sadly not a full circuit at some point you need to turn around and go back. Along the route there are many cafes and restaurants which take advantage of the views of the lake. Would be nice if there was a walking route around the lake but sadly not.

It is an ideal place to watch the sunset. However, it is quite crowded here, so it is not suitable for those who like quiet. A note for those who want to come here is to dress a little warm because the area around the lake is quite cold. The way is easy to find and easy to go.

Its a nature park with waterfalls cascading down the hills. It was very pretty in the rain. There is a bridge with water flowing over them and you can walk over them. Just another place to visit, in case you are coming from the desert, worth a visit. You can also take a dip into the waterfall at various places. The choice of place gets better as you keep going up. The gradient and steps are made of stone and is fairly easy to negottiate.

A nice place to visit. Remember to wear comfortable clothing and shoes as trekking up the hill can be a bit challenging for some. If you're in Phu Quoc, it is a good idea to visit the waterfalls on a dry day. I noticed locals having picnics there which suggests taking some food there might be a good idea because there's only one restaurant/retail outlet there with not much variety on offer. There is also a small entry fee involved.

It was alright. A little underwhelming for me

Day market is Great, it is very crowded. It is an experience to look how the local people shop there food. You need to know what to look for if you want to buy for example fresh fish og seafood, but if you want to buy, check what to look for so you do not buy something bad. The seafood is very fresh in some of the stalls. The prices is cheap also.

As we stay for seven days at the hotel next door (Maison Du), I take walks by the river nearly every morning. It's a place of great beauty. It's the rainy season, and the roar of the white waters is spectacular. The walking path runs for quite a distance, is mostly more than a metre wide, narrowing in parts and branching off to the water's edge, and, sadly, is strewn with trash discarded by picnickers. In fact, at some places where they congregate, the air is putrid from rotting food, and the plastic containers and wrappers are breeding ground for mosquitoes. (I believe the mosquito nuisance and hazard can be considerably reduced if littering stops.) On several mornings, I have collected 10kg of trash. A kiosk provides refreshment and hires out a sound system which I imagine is used by holiday makers for karaoke. Beside the resort, a restaurant hires out picnicking spaces for VND100,000. The owners keep the space clean although they can set an example or admonish customers to bring home their trash. I notice that at the furthest waterfall upstream (with a sign in Vietnamese saying Start of Waterfall), a concrete rubbish bin is provided, which is filled to the brim. (It's usually not a good practice to provide bins.) According to Google Map, the walking trail runs for about 2.5km, but it's more likely that the undergrowth has covered the path after 1km. That's a pity, as this is a really beautiful part of the forest - and so accessible - to explore. Minus the sight of rubbish, and with a longer walking trail, I will rate this attraction six stars

You have to follow a path through forest while going there and sometimes the road is just dirt. You’re walking in jungle to reach waterfall. It’s nice to hear waterfall sound. I saw some families having picnic there. We paid 20,000 VND

Beatiful place. Better take good shoes because rocks can be slippery. Worth seeing. Don't go there in midday (very sunny, hot and humid). Waterfall is abot 1 km away on pretty easy trail.

Cozy nature walk along stream of water, at times wide pool to soak in.. it is a little secluded as it takes a little strategy to hike up.. if time allows, suggest to hike all the way up to top for the beautifully open view.. ^&^

There is a small entry cost, so I expected the path to be somewhat clean, unfortunately that was not really the case. It had rained a lot when I visited, so the stream and waterfall did look good. With less rain it might be less impressive

There is a good walking path through the jungle, further up it can be abit tricky but it's OK. You will find many places to stop by at the upstream to take a swim, many people stop by the stream along the way to enjoy their time. Sadly there is alot of trash along the upstream which is very sad, otherwise I would have rated it a 4 or 5 star. The people having shops at the beginning were warning me to keep the helmets under the bike seat so it won't get stolen, maybe there have been helmet thefts there before.

Very nice waterfall. Highly recommend to go there!

It is a temple of Cao Dai religion. The temple is good looking from the outside, but nearly empty inside. Cannot compare to the Tay Ninh Cao Dai temple. Vao Dai is a kind of mixture of buddhism, catholic, taoism, confucianism etc., which is originated from Tay Ninh, near Saigon.

We walked by here when visiting the night market, impressed by the two-tower architecture and heavily coloured in a Vietnamese tone.

Dunno why this is #1 on tripadvisor. There was one better (a lot) 300m to the west (beach). This one was half stuck onto somebodys house.

Nice place. Very colourfull church and friendly ppl

Not that much to see... the place seems empty

(Translated by Google) A very unique place, especially if you go to work. Admission is free, separate for men and women; shoes must be removed, and it is advisable to cover knees and shoulders. The stairs will take you to the top of the towers, where you can admire the sunset from a tiny balcony. The Kao Dai religion is unique, so before visiting it is better to familiarize yourself a little to understand what all these drawings and sculptures are there for) (Original) Очень своеобразное место, особенно если попасть на службу. Вход свободный, отдельный для мужчин и для женщин, обувь снимать обязательно, колени и плечи желательно прикрыть. Лестница приведёт вас на верх башен, откуда можно полюбоваться закатом с крошечного балкончика. Религия као-дай своеобразна, поэтому перед посещением лучше немного ознакомиться, чтобы понимать, к чему там все эти рисунки и скульптуры)

(Translated by Google) Temple of the Three Religions. Remake. I saw the same one in Nha Trang. Everything is the same. Beautiful, calm, cool, soulful. I was surprised by the ceremonial car-ship on wheels with license plates. (Original) Храм Трёх религий . Новодел. Такой же я видел в Нячанге. Все как и там. Красиво, спокойно, прохладно, душевно. Удивила церемониальная машина-корабль на колесах с госномерами.

So if you google map Starfish Beach you will find two destinations on the island. The one that is on the north east side is the correct one. We went there on a small scooter by ourselves and it was worth the effort. The last 15-20 minutes of the road is dirt road with lots of loose sand and bumpy, so keep that in mind. The area is mostly underdeveloped. When you get to the destination, drive around before just parking in the first place you choose. There are a few wonderful seafood restaurants that just right on the ocean, so don't just choose the first place you see. We saw loads of red orange starfish in crystal clear water in January. Just leave them in the shallow water and take pictures there with them, instead of taking them out. My highlight of the day was the atmosphere of eating at one of the many fish farms overlooking Cambodia in the distance. It was surprisingly cheap to eat and drink there. We could choose a fish right out of the farm. The locals barely spoke English but were super friendly where we went. The vibe is laid back and peaceful. If you want to have your own little adventure for an afternoon this a rewarding option. Try to get here before the place gets too developed in the future.

We thought we would see a beautiful beach, maybe some starfish but when visiting not in the main season the beach is not maintained.. lot of rubbish around, also there are no starfish.. we asked a local girl about the starfish beach and told us to go to 10km hike or pay for a boat.. waste of time plus a road to that place was awful 😑

It's a beautifull beach that has alot of starfish. The last part to the beach is either by foot or boat. Boat price around 150 to 200k per person is not uncommon. At the beach if you get there early you can really enjoy the peacefulness. If you get there later then be prepared to see a lot of tourists. Especially some tourists from specific countries behave like animals. Picking up starfish to pose with them, keeping them out of the water for minutes on end. (See pictures.) Please if you go there just behave, let the starfish be and just enjoy them from where they're laying. Don't take them out of the water cause they can't breath out of water.

A good place with crytal clear water where you can see star fish. The only thing must to remember is dont take the star fish off the water

It has breathtaking view especially during sunset. Unfortunately we saw only 2 starfish. The road which leads to the beach was incredibly bad and was full bumps and big holes. I highly recommend authorities to built a road there because it’s very hard to use dirt road especially on motorbike.

Beautiful beach with amazing water! The road is not the easiest and its pretty remote but worth the drive! Not as many starfish as there is no awareness that tuching the starfishes is actually killing them - so please enjoy from distance. I even found spots on the beach that are completely secluded. Not as dirty as other beaches but would still find plastic and fishing equipment on the shore. But in total the beautiful scenery is worth a day of visit!

Best Scam, only you get this place, will be asked to take boat to the island which you can see starfish. We were quoted 500,000 dong for 2 people. We choose not to do it. We did not see any starfish. Very much disappointed. But we ended just walking around the area. We only saw jelly fish Note, they charge 20,000 to park your bike. But if u buy a drink it's free. My advise just drive slightly deeper there is free parking. Road to get here is not good. Very bumpy for last 4km

Nice beach with crystal clear water. Few people make the beach more relaxing. We were also lucky to observe many starfish. But you need to get there by boat as the first “starfish” beach where you park motorbike has no starfish but lot of rubbish. Also the road to the beach/boat dock is VERY bumpy. Boat is 100k VND per person - both ways. It is though worth it!

The road to access it is under construction and is difficult to drive on. Arrived to a sh*thole which we thought was the starfish beach…. No We were forced to pay 30USD for a 5 minute return boat transfer to the next beach along. The beach is small, full of rubbish. Deckchairs cost 50,000 dong each. The starfish were nice. Disappointed after a 1 hour drive each way, the beach at our hotel is nicer.

The beach is beautiful and peaceful, but you have to suffer unpaved bumpy road to get there. People caught starfish out of ocean and put on beach for tourists to take pictures result in death of starfish. This behavior is prohibited now by government so you only can discover starfish on the bridge above the ocean which is good for starfish. But, don’t expect to see any starfish on the beach. Now is “None”

Sadly it is an instagram trap. The location of the actual starfish beach is further northeast. The moment you arrive at the parking lot, locals will approach you to pay for a speedboat to see the starfish beach. We didn’t bother and walked our way there: there is a marked path, it takes 30 minutes walking but you will need to cross a small, knee-deep stream. Along the beach there were no starfishes at all, coincidentally, they were scattered only in the area fenced by the locals. We saw a bucket full of starfish which reinforces the rumour that this beach is a machination of the locals to make a tourist attraction out of it. At the ‘starfish beach’ people who came by boats take loads of pictures and constantly touch the starfish, causing them to die. They leave within 20 minutes. This behaviour is irresponsible and stupid, it is truly damaging the beach ecosystem. At last, the beach is clean and the water is clear.

Nice place to visit, great beaches good food A few points of note The road is dirt, not rough by Asian standards but dirt all the same, the comments about how rough it is are exaggerated. We cycled it no problem but then we live in Cambodia where roads are bad. Make sure the starfish are actually ar the beach as apparently its seasonal when they come to the beach otherwise it’s a $4 noisy boat trip to see them Don’t pick them up unless it’s to put them back in the ocean.

The road to this beach is not ideal for about 5km but have been on much worse. When you get to the beach, the locals will advise that you need a boat to see the starfish and they offered 200,000 VND per person. We declined and walked down the beach for about 15 minutes and found plenty of starfish whilst saving our money 👍

Actually there are no star fishes in this Google location. Please go to the location below to see the starfishes. https://maps.app.goo.gl/knozVV2oVypmg3zD7 They charged us 100.000vnd per person for round trip. This is the cheapest you can. We tried our best but they re not ready to reduce the price. It's a 5-7min boat ride to the starfish location. There's no path beyond this point along the beach side. The beach has been blocked with lots of cut trees. Must be done by the locals to earn some money thru boat services. Video: This is the last point. we walked till then and the beach is blocked. So we took the boat service.

It's terrible. Most of the starfishes are dead or slowly dying. And idiots are making selfies with them. You cann see on the pictures how employee is collecting the dead starfishes and throws them back to the water....here and there you cann also see dead fish floathing or fish Head floating in the water...poor starfishes... Also the beach is very dirty and polited with plastic waste.

There is still lots of road maintenance on the way, best way to travel is via car to avoid inhalation of dust. Starfish beach is a pristine gem, boasting cleanliness and a serene atmosphere with minimal tourists. It’s a secluded charm, accessible only by boat, paid 700 million dong for a private 2 people ride. then our journey included a delightful stop at a floating house hut for lunch offering a unique experience surrounded by the tranquility of the water

You got to the starfish beach only with the boat or with someone local people who take you here with the little boat. The beach is magical, white sand, clear water and the starfish everywhere. Amazing. Very important to do not pull out of the water the starfish or they will die for embolism. They are so delicate. Worth it visit the beach.

The journey to Starfish Beach by scooter was a bit of a hassle. The road is not finished and is still under construction. We were greeted just before the beach and asked to park the scooter there. They told us that the beach could only be reached by boat. 200,000 dong per person. As we didn't have much time, we decided to follow the signs. A few meters further on there was parking and we followed the path to the beach. We were also welcomed there, boat trip 150,000 dong. We walked along the beach where it was marked on Google Maps. Apart from jetties and dirty water, there was no starfish to be seen. So we decided to take a boat 100,000 dong per person for 10 minutes to Starfish Beach. Conclusion: the whole thing is highly commercialized. Before the transfer you wait in a restaurant, before you are taken back you should let the store owner know and preferably buy a drink. We later found out that it is probably also possible without a boat. Theoretically, you can walk along the beach or take a scooter. You are definitely not alone, you can hire a jet ski. There are chairs everywhere to sit on and swings for photos. Knowing this, we would have approached the visit differently.

5 stars for the experience. It‘s not super crowded, and the small beach provides a stunning view and lots of beautiful starfish. Yet, the location is misleading. From this point you will NOT get to the beach directly. It takes you 30+ minutes of walking or a short boat ride (100-150k per person) to get to the actual location. I‘m deducting 2 stars for the government‘s lack of care for those animals. Not a single sign telling people NOT to take out the starfish from the water - that‘s a shame. Tourists there were always on the hunt for the perfect picture, and they will not shy away from killing starfish by taking them out of the water. This is horrible to watch.

Extremely chill place, beautiful and it’s not that crowded. The boat costed 200k for both directions. Someone said you could reach the place with scooter, but honestly the boat ride was a good experience, love it.

Very quaint and unspoilt beach. The people were however not very gentle with the starfish and were picking them up and posing with them. No one was harming the fish though. The water is serene the sunset stunning.