Starfish Beach
Starfish Beach takes its name from the population of red starfish visible in its shallow waters, particularly at lower tide, making it a popular spot for photos of the creatures in their natural habitat. Development here is lighter than at Phu Quoc's main southern beaches, and the water is generally very shallow, calm, and warm rather than suited to serious swimming or diving.
It's worth noting that handling or removing starfish from the water can harm them, so viewing and photographing without touching is the more responsible approach if you want them to remain for others to see.
Starfish Beach FAQs
They're commonly present, especially at lower tide, though numbers can vary — not strictly guaranteed on any given day.
It's best avoided — handling starfish can harm them, and leaving them undisturbed in the water is the more responsible choice.
It's shallow and calm, suited more to wading and photography than serious swimming.
Yes, it's in the northeast of the island near Rach Vem village, roughly 40-45 minutes from Duong Dong.
Limited — it's a less developed area of the island, so bring what you need for the visit.
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