Entering the summer tourist season, the number of domestic and foreign tourists flocking to Phu Quoc pearl island is quite large. In addition to prominent locations such as Sao Beach, Dai Beach or Hon Thom, many tourists come to Rach Vem fishing village to enjoy the rustic, peaceful space and explore the "kingdom of starfish" in the middle of clear water.
Sao Beach with its long stretch of fine white sand and emerald green water is one of the tourist destinations that visitors cannot miss when coming to Phu Quoc.
Tourists come to Rach Vem fishing village to enjoy the rustic, peaceful space.
Starfish at Rach Vem beach, Phu Quoc.
Located more than 20 km north of Duong Dong town center, Rach Vem fishing village is a pristine destination, famous for its floating wooden bridge, floating houses on the sea and especially red starfish living naturally. Every year, from June to October, red starfish appear in this area, creating a unique scene, attracting many domestic and foreign tourists to come and admire the starfish here.
To get to the starfish area, visitors have to travel by canoe for about 5 minutes.
Many tourists come to Rach Vem fishing village to see starfish.
Along with starfish watching, night squid fishing is becoming an exploration choice for many tourists when coming to the pearl island. This experience brings an exciting feeling when tourists can drift in the middle of the night sea, directly catch fresh squid and enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Glowing lures used for night squid fishing.
Night squid fishing spot at Bai Sao port.
Squid fishing offers a relaxing, memorable experience for visitors of all ages.
Depending on the season, squid fishing can be at Duong Dong port (dry season) or Bai Sao port (rainy season). In the cool and peaceful atmosphere of the night sea, the gentle sound of waves and the sparkling moonlight reflecting on the water surface, squid fishing brings a relaxing and memorable experience for visitors of all ages.
With eco-tourism activities close to nature such as starfish watching and night squid fishing, Phu Quoc is gradually promoting its tourism strengths associated with nature conservation and local culture.
However, to preserve the pristine beauty of Rach Vem fishing village and the marine ecosystem, the tourism industry of Kien Giang province calls on tourists to raise awareness of environmental protection, not to touch or move starfish when taking photos, and to comply with safety regulations when participating in activities at sea.
Red starfish live naturally in Rach Vem fishing village.
Tourists take pictures of starfish lying on the sand.
Photo series, clip: Manh Linh/Tin Tuc and Dan Toc Newspaper
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/anh/trai-nghiem-cau-muc-dem-va-ngam-sao-bien-o-dao-ngoc-phu-quoc-20250615230659146.htm
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