STAR BEACH PHU QUOC

Star Beach in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, is a tropical paradise offering pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters. Nestled along the Gulf of Thailand, this idyllic beach is renowned for its serene ambiance and stunning sunset views. Visitors can indulge in water sports, relax in beachfront loungers, or explore the vibrant coral reefs. Star Beach stands as a tranquil escape, inviting travelers to unwind amidst the natural beauty of Phu Quoc.

White powder sand that squeaks and squelches underfoot, luminous plankton in the water at night. Plastic deck chairs and tables crowded under thatched roofs by the tree-line, where barefoot waits for staff buzz about dishing out delicious seafood and cold beer. Bai Sao is one of the most popular beaches on Phu Quoc, but it manages to remain strangely deserted for much of the time. For many tourists staying at Long Beach, Bai Sao is the second beach, they see, often on day trips organized by their resort or hotel. The Vietnam tours usually include snorkeling and fishing from a boat. Any fish that get caught will later be cooked up and eaten on the boat or on shore, along with the obligatory sea Anemone (a Vietnamese favorite), and plenty of Phu Quoc fish sauce. Despite their initial misgivings many tourists end up loving the sea anemones (and even the Phu Quoc fish sauce!) Give both of them a try because they might surprise you. If you think it would be neat to stay at Bai Sao long after the day-trippers have gone home, there are a few accommodation options. One of the cheapest is My LAN, a collection of rudimentary beach shacks and a simple restaurant