Ganh Dau
Ganh Dau is a quiet fishing village and cape at the northern end of Phu Quoc, close enough to Cambodia that its coastline is visible on a clear day, a genuinely different, far less developed feel than the resort strip around Long Beach further south. It's known locally for a stretch of calm, shallow water good for swimming and a small fishing harbor still active with local boats, rather than any single standout sight.
Most visitors reach Ganh Dau as part of a north-island motorbike loop, stopping for seafood at simple beachside restaurants and enjoying the relative quiet compared to the island's developed south. The drive out passes through Phu Quoc National Park's forested interior, making the trip itself as much a part of the appeal as the cape.
Ganh Dau FAQs
Mainly swimming in calm shallow water, watching the fishing harbor, and eating fresh seafood at simple local restaurants; it's a quiet stop rather than a sight-heavy destination.
About 40-45 minutes by motorbike from Duong Dong town or the Long Beach resort strip, making it a half-day excursion rather than a base most visitors stay in overnight.
On a clear day, yes, the Cambodian coastline is visible across the water, which is part of what makes the cape notable.
Yes, it's commonly done as part of a loop that also takes in Phu Quoc National Park's forest roads and other northern beaches on the same motorbike day trip.
No, it's an open area you can simply ride or drive to; only specific boat trips from the harbor, if you want one, benefit from asking locally the day before.
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