Ferries to Phu Quoc: timetables as read on 12 October 2026

Boats to Phu Quoc leave from Rach Gia, from the terminal on Nguyen Cong Tru street, and from Ha Tien, from the terminal on Kim Du street in To Chau. Both towns are now in An Giang province. Fast boats and the car ferry arrive at Bai Vong, on Phu Quoc's east coast; An Giang's tourism department puts Bai Vong about 6.5 km from the airport.

Bai Vong works through temporary ports: in August 2025 Viet Nam News reported five of them operating under provisional licences, and the province asked the Ministry of Construction to add them to the national seaport plan. A terminal once planned at Mui Dat Do, in the south-west, was dropped because the land went to APEC 2027 facilities.

An Thoi, in the south, is where canoes and tour boats leave for the An Thoi islands. Viet Nam News, in August 2025, described two separate facilities: an international passenger port costing over VND 1.6 trillion, put into service in February 2024, and the older An Thoi port, handed to provincial management in January 2025 and described as deteriorated after years of disuse and short of channel buoys. On 7 August 2026 Mat Troi Ha Long Co., Ltd. took over operation of An Thoi port for two years after winning an auction, according to Tuoi Tre, which listed the port's figures as a 3,000 DWT berth and 360,000 passengers a year. The report did not describe changes for passengers.

The ferry company's page shows a separate timetable for each date. Most Ha Tien sailings were listed as taking about three hours and Rach Gia sailings a little over three hours. Vehicle fares on the Ha Tien route were 95,000 VND for a small motorbike, 240,000 VND for a larger motorcycle, 1,000,000 VND for a four-seat car and 1,300,000 VND for a seven-seat car; on the Rach Gia route, 165,000 VND for a motorbike, 1,500,000 VND for a four-seat car and 1,550,000 VND for a seven-seat car. Fares for older passengers and children were also listed. All are reference figures for 12 October 2026.

All boats can be stopped by the port authority when the sea is rough. On 20 November 2025 fast boats and ferries from Rach Gia and Ha Tien to Phu Quoc, and between Rach Gia and Nam Du, were suspended after the Kien Giang maritime port authority's notice, with north-east wind gusting to levels 7 and 8 and waves of 1.5–2.5 m forecast. A Superdong captain said boats would run again after a new notice once the weather settled. On 13 July 2024, in the south-west monsoon, all boats and ferries on these routes were suspended; on a normal day at that time about 70 sailings carried about 20,000 passengers.

Suspensions can therefore come in either monsoon: north-east winds around the end of the year and south-west winds in mid-year.

• Book with the operator directly and confirm the departure time printed on your ticket.
• Check for weather notices the day before and on the morning of travel, in both monsoon seasons.
• Allow a buffer of a day before any onward flight if you depend on the boat.
• Arrive at the terminal early; one operator asks for 45 minutes.
• Plan the road from Bai Vong to your hotel; the port is on the east coast, not in Duong Dong.
• For boats from An Thoi to the islands, read our boat-safety page first.