Nam Du Island, Phu Quoc

Nam Du is an archipelago located southeast of Phu Quoc island in the Gulf of Thailand and about 65 nautical miles from the coast of Rach Gia. Nam Du archipelago consists of 21 large and small islands located close together with a total area of 9.12km2, the largest island is Nam Du with a peak of 309m with 8000 residents living. Nam Du Island tourism is famous for its beautiful wild and natural landscape, so it immediately became a famous place for many tourists to visit. The best time to travel to Nam Du Island is from December to March, during this time the sea is quite calm and clear, so those who suffer from seasickness will also be less uncomfortable when traveling by boat. Kien Giang's sea areas are not directly affected by storms, but the amount of rain caused by storms accounts for a large proportion. The rainy season here usually starts from April to November every year. If you don't want the rain to affect your trip, you can check the weather situation in advance when you go. The weather at Nam Du Island is basically very pleasant and cool all year round. The dry season is from December to March of the following year. The rainy season is from April to November. In particular, from January to March is the time when Nam Du Island welcomes the most tourists because this is when the sea is calm, gentle, and the weather is extremely cool. Feel free to bathe and have fun without worrying about having to stay out of the rain. Travel to the islands in the Nam Du archipelago is mainly done by boat. On the island there are also a number of households providing this service. However, you can also go straight to the boat wharf or fishing village to ask the fishermen. If you can agree on the price, number of passengers, and destination, then get on the boat, quickly put on a life jacket, and go out. One piece of advice for you is to go in a group or join a group to divide the cost equally on each trip, saving a lot more.