Dam Trau Beach,Vietnam
Dam Trau Beach (Bãi Đầm Trầu) is a small, relatively unspoilt coastal spot on Phu Quoc Island, valued primarily for its natural coastal scenery: white sand, clear shallow waters and nearby coral formations. It offers a quieter alternative to the island's busier beaches and supports local fishing communities and coastal biodiversity (seagrass beds, nearshore coral patches).
Places to visit
- Long gently curving white-sand shoreline
- Clear, shallow water ideal for swimming
- Nearshore coral formations and rock outcrops for snorkeling
- Fringes of coconut palms and shady spots for relaxation
- Quiet, low-density beach experience and good sunset views
Unique Aspects
- Shallow, calm waters making it family-friendly
- Small coves and rock pools that are interesting at low tide
- Limited commercial development — few cafés or sunbed vendors
- Easily combined with visits to nearby Ganh Dau and northern Phu Quoc attractions
Things to do
- Swimming and sunbathing
- Snorkeling close to shore (bring or rent gear)
- Beachcombing and photography
- Relaxing under coconut trees or on a picnic
- Short boat trips or combining with a northern Phu Quoc island tour
Best Time to Visit
November to April (dry season) — calmer seas, clearer water and less rain. The wet season runs roughly May to October, when short heavy showers and stronger winds are more likely.
Weather Conditions
Tropical island climate: hot and humid year-round. Typical daytime temperatures range from mid-20s to low-30s °C (mid-70s to high-80s °F). Rainfall peaks during the wet season with occasional storms.
Accessibility
Nearest airport: Phu Quoc International Airport (around 20–40 minutes by car depending on exact location).Getting there: Accessible by motorbike, taxi or private car from Duong Dong town. There is limited or no regular public bus service to the beach—renting a motorbike or taking a taxi/Grab is recommended. Some visitors combine the visit with boat trips from nearby points on the island. Road quality can vary; allow extra time in rainy season.
Recommended Duration
Half a day to a full day (3–6+ hours). Combine with nearby northern Phu Quoc sights for a full-day itinerary.
Clothing & Gear Tips
Swimwear, reef shoes or sandals (rocky patches), sunhat, high-SPF sunscreen, light cover-up for sun protection, insect repellent, a dry bag for valuables, and a snorkel/mask if you plan to explore.
Local Food & Souvenirs
Fresh seafood from nearby stalls or small restaurants (grilled fish, prawns), tropical fruit and coconut drinks. Souvenirs include dried seafood, local fish sauce, and handmade crafts found in nearby towns.
