New Singapore - Phu Quoc Flights & Hot Summer Deals
Nonstop flights from Singapore to Phu Quoc from just $128 round-trip. Guide to luxury resorts, visa-free policy, and 3-day itinerary.
Quick summary
- Phu Quoc: 1 hour from Ho Chi Minh City; currency Vietnamese Dong (VND); airport PQC
- Direct round-trip flights Singapore — Phu Quoc start from $128 USD (only 2 hours flight time).
- 30-day visa exemption for all travelers flying direct from Singapore to Phu Quoc.
- Enjoy southern island boat tours, coral snorkeling, and world-class luxury beachfront resorts.
In this guide
- 1. Nonstop Flights from Singapore to Phu Quoc Island
- — Flight schedule and frequencies
- — Sizzling summer flight deals
- Phu Quoc at a Glance
- 2. Exploring 5-Star Luxury Resorts in the South
- — Coral snorkeling in An Thoi archipelago
- — Stunning Mediterranean Sunset Town
- 3. Practical Travel & Transit Tips for Singapore Travelers
1. Nonstop Flights from Singapore to Phu Quoc Island
Scoot and Vietnam Airlines are offering direct flights from Singapore (SIN) to Phu Quoc (PQC) starting from 3,200,000 VND (~$128 USD) round-trip. This nonstop route takes only 2 hours, avoiding the transit in Ho Chi Minh City.
Phu Quoc offers a 30-day visa exemption for all nationalities, making it the perfect weekend getaway for Singapore residents.
Flight schedule and frequencies
Scoot operates 3 weekly flights using the modern Embraer E190-E2 aircraft with a comfortable 2-2 seating configuration. Flights depart SIN at 11:15 AM, arriving in Phu Quoc at 12:15 PM local time, perfectly timed for resort check-ins.
Sizzling summer flight deals
Use the Pingsme Price Radar to track Scoot's weekly Tuesday flash sales. Booking 3-4 weeks early can save you up to 40% off regular fares and secure free seat selection.
Phu Quoc at a Glance
Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island, sitting in the Gulf of Thailand off the country's southwestern coast, and it has become the most-flown domestic leisure route in the country. The southwest coast holds the long resort beaches and the sunset bars; the north is quieter, greener and still partly national park; and the fishing towns in between are where the island's fish-sauce industry and night markets remain very much working concerns. It suits travellers who want beach time first and sightseeing second, with island-hopping boat trips as the main day activity.
| Country | Vietnam |
|---|---|
| Airport (IATA) | PQC |
| Flight time from Vietnam | 1 hour from Ho Chi Minh City |
| Currency | Vietnamese Dong (VND) |
| Language | Vietnamese |
| Time zone | UTC+7 |
When to go:
- November – April: Dry season: sunny skies, calm seas and the best conditions for boat trips and snorkelling, averaging around 27–28°C.
- December – March: Peak season within the dry months — the best weather of the year, and the highest prices and visitor numbers.
- May – October: Rainy season, with October marking the tail end. Fewer crowds and lower rates, but rougher seas can cancel island-hopping trips.
Top experiences:
- An Thoi island hopping: Boat trips through the southern archipelago with snorkelling stops. The standard full-day activity, and the reason most visitors come.
- Sao Beach: The white-sand bay on the southeast coast, generally considered the island's best beach. Busiest around midday when tours arrive.
- Phu Quoc night market: Duong Dong's evening seafood market, where you choose your fish and have it cooked on the spot. Confirm the price by weight before ordering.
- Fish sauce distilleries: Phu Quoc's protected-origin fish sauce is aged in wooden vats in Duong Dong. Short tours explain a process the island has run for generations.
- Phu Quoc National Park: Protected forest covering much of the island's north, with walking trails and quieter beaches along the northern coast.
Full guide: Phu Quoc destination guide on Pingsme.
2. Exploring 5-Star Luxury Resorts in the South
Southern Phu Quoc is the hub of luxury, home to the award-winning JW Marriott Emerald Bay and the world's longest oversea cable car to Hon Thom. Visitors can enjoy pristine turquoise waters at Khem Beach and Sao Beach — the island's premier white-sand beaches.
Don't miss Sunset Town, featuring colorful Mediterranean shophouses and the spectacular multi-sensory ocean show Kiss of the Sea.
Coral snorkeling in An Thoi archipelago
Take a speedboat tour to the 4 southern islands: Hon Mong Tay, Hon Gam Ghi, and Hon May Rut. It hosts Vietnam's richest marine reserve with over 150 species of hard and soft corals. Full-day tours cost around $35 USD including a seafood lunch.
Stunning Mediterranean Sunset Town
Sunset Town is the best sunset viewpoint on the island, featuring the iconic Kiss Bridge, vibrant shophouses, and the lively VuiFest Bazaar night market operating until midnight.
3. Practical Travel & Transit Tips for Singapore Travelers
From Phu Quoc Airport (PQC), most 5-star resorts in Bai Truong and the South offer free airport shuttle services for pre-booked guests. Otherwise, Grab or official taxis (Vinasun, Sasco) cost around $7-11 USD to Duong Dong town center.
The weather from June to August is dry and pleasant, with occasional afternoon showers that clear quickly. Tourists from Singapore should purchase a 4G SIM card at the airport (~$6 USD) and download the Grab app. Vietnamese Dong (VND) is the main currency, and Visa/Mastercard are widely accepted at resorts.
