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How to get to Phu Quoc from Singapore: Flights,  ferry time, and cost

Getting to Phu Quoc from Singapore? Compare direct flights (from ~1h40m), fares, ferry options, and visa tips for 2026.

Updated: July 24, 2026

Named Asia’s most beautiful island, Phu Quoc in Vietnam is known for its premier beaches, crystal-clear waters, luxury resorts, fresh seafood, and lively night markets. 

If you’re already planning a trip, here’s everything you need to know about how to get to Phu Quoc from Singapore, including flights, transit options, average costs, and travel tips, like using an eSIM like Holafly to stay connected throughout your trip.

Phu Quoc also makes a perfect destination if you’re planning 4D3N getaways from Singapore.

Can you fly directly to Phu Quoc from Singapore?

Yes, you can. If you’re wondering how to get to Phu Quoc from Singapore,  three airlines offer direct flights: Scoot, Vietjet Air, and Sun PhuQuoc Airways.

Flight durations range from 1 hour and 40 minutes to 2 hours and 10 minutes. Scoot and Sun PhuQuoc offer direct departure and return flights every day, while Vietjet Air offers them four times a week.

For flight prices, based on prices for March (2026), which is considered the best time to visit Vietnam, Scoot economy tickets average SGD $511.78, with prices ranging from SGD $200.28 to SGD $823.28.

For flight prices, direct economy fares typically run from about SGD $120 to $280 one-way, or roughly SGD $210 to $350 round-trip, depending on the airline and when you travel. 

Fares climb around peak periods, so it’s worth planning your dates around the best time to visit Vietnam and comparing carriers before you book.

Keep in mind that these prices don’t come with travel insurance for Vietnam or other add-ons, so make sure you include additional fees for luggage, preferred seating, or whichever add-on you prefer in your calculations.

Phu Quoc International Airport is the main gateway to Phu Quoc Island in southern Vietnam. (Source: Shutterstock)

What airport do you fly into for Phu Quoc?

Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC) is the main entry point for Phu Quoc Island in southern Vietnam. It operates both domestic and international flights, with the domestic terminals on the right and the international terminal on the left when facing the exit.

Tip! There are four ways to get from Phu Quoc International Airport to the city center. These include public buses, taxis, ride-hailing apps, and hotel pickup services. With all these options, you can choose the one that best fits your schedule and budget.

Is there a ferry from Singapore to Phu Quoc?

No — there is no direct ferry between Singapore and Phu Quoc. The only ferry legs are within Vietnam. After flying or travelling overland into the south of the country, you can sail to the island from Ha Tien or Rach Gia. 

Other ways to get to Phu Quoc (via Mainland Vietnam)

If you’re already in Vietnam, there are several ways to get to Phu Quoc. The quickest is a domestic flight from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, or Can Tho, taking 45–60 minutes. Prices average SGD $155.

You can also take a ferry from Ha Tien or Rach Gia ports, which takes 2.5–3 hours and costs an average of SGD $15 . For a more scenic and budget-friendly option, try a bus plus ferry trip, though it takes longer.

Overall, domestic flights are the most time-efficient way to reach Phu Quoc if you’re already in Vietnam.

One attraction not to be missed is definitely the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car — the Phu Quoc Cable Car. (Source: Shutterstock)

Travel tips for Singapore travellers visiting Phu Quoc

A few practical tips to keep in mind before you travel to Phu Quoc:

  • Best time to go: the dry season runs roughly November to April, with mild weather and little rain; March and April usually bring the calmest seas for enjoying Vietnam’s beaches, swimming, or boat trips. Avoid the rainy season from May to October. Travelling from Australia? See the best time to visit from Australia.
  • Visa: Singapore passport holders can enter visa-free for up to 30 days — make sure your passport is valid for at least six months from your date of entry. Staying longer means applying for a visa in advance, see the Vietnam Digital Nomad Visa. For a longer trip, our Vietnam packing list helps.
  • Time difference: Phu Quoc is one hour behind Singapore — worth noting when scheduling flights, tours, or hotel pickups.
  • Currency: the official currency is Vietnamese Dong (VND). Carry cash for markets and Vietnamese street food ; cards are accepted at most hotels, resorts, and larger restaurants.
  • Stay connected: an eSIM for Vietnam from Holafly gives you unlimited data at speeds up to 5G and 24/7 customer support, ready the moment you land.
  • Where to stay: Duong Dong puts you in the heart of the action, near markets, cafes, restaurants, and the ferry terminal; Long Beach suits a resort-style stay, with luxury accommodations, sandy beaches, and sunsets on your doorstep.
Long Beach is the go-to spot for a laid-back stay with beachfront resorts and sunset views. (Source: Shutterstock)

All travel options from Singapore to Phu Quoc

If you’re traveling from Singapore, you have multiple ways to reach Phu Quoc. The most straightforward is a direct flight, but you can also connect through other Vietnamese cities or even take a ferry from the mainland.

Below is a comparison of how to get to Phu Quoc from Singapore, including duration, frequency, cost, and which option is best for different types of travelers.

Type of routeDurationFrequency (per week)Approx. cost (SGD)Best for
Direct flight1 hr 40 m – 2 hrs 10 mDaily (Scoot; Sun PhuQuoc), 4x/week (Vietjet Air)~$210-$350 Travelers wanting the fastest, hassle-free option
Connecting flight3 hrs 18 m – 6 hrsMultiple daily from major cities~$270–$672 Travelers okay with a stopover and flexible schedules
Bus + ferry~48 hrs (Singapore > Southern Vietnam bus + 2.5–3 hrs ferry to Phu Quoc)Daily~$150Travelers on a budget or wanting a scenic, overland journey

Stay connected in Phu Quoc with Holafly

The moment you touch down at Phu Quoc International Airport, an eSIM for Vietnam from Holafly has you connected. Set it up before you leave Singapore and it activates the second you land, giving you unlimited data at speeds up to 5G to call a Grab, check your ferry time, or share your first beach photo right away.

Your trip may end, but your connection doesn’t have to. With Always On: 1 GB of monthly backup data, keeping your Holafly eSIM installed and 1 GB refreshes automatically at no extra cost.

Disclaimer: The data in this article is accurate as of July 24th, 2026, and is subject to change.

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Violet Lee

Violet Lee

SEO Content Specialist

Formerly a travel journalist turned marketing copywriter, I found my way back to the travel world with Holafly—my dream company that made remote work possible. My motto? “Dream big and make it happen.” I’m passionate about writing, exploring the world, and staying active through walking, running, swimming, and hiking. I also love learning, reflecting, and connecting with inspiring minds.

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