Vietnam Phu Quoc Island | Seaside town in Zelda game|

|。If I had to choose a vacation style for 2025, it would definitely be a staycation in a seaside town in Zelda game. "Yu Guangzhong has a poem, 'Living next to endless blue, yet no wall can separate. Nothing, yet owning everything.'" Beaches, sunshine, sea, coconut trees, and jungle, the world's longest cable car across the sea, and a colorful town create a unique island landscape. With endless charm and energy, the island is also visa-free. 1. Ocean Bay Resort Airport pick-up service available. The overall environment is super chill. Private beach, primitive wooden houses, stunning sunset views from the beach and pool, perfect integration of greenery and sea, unrestrained growth, and a paradise-like stay at the hotel. 2. Phu Quoc Island Regent The flagship Regent hotel, perfectly blending the luxury of Regent with the seaside charm of Vietnam. My favorite reason is that there are swimming pools everywhere. The top floor of the main building has a sky pool, the garden on the central axis has a family pool, the seaside restaurant has a sea view pool, and the villas all have private pools, creating a vacation feel anytime. 3. JW Marriott Known as the world's most beautiful Marriott, the resort hotel is built on the former site of Lamar University, and each building is named after a different college in the university. The overall architectural style is a blend of Nanyang style and modern romantic French style, with emerald green and Tiffany blue dopamine color scheme. The restaurant is reminiscent of the scene in the movie "The Great Gatsby." 4. Camia Resort & Spa A resort village mainly composed of independent small villas, with the popular comia sunset restaurant also located here. Panoramic ocean views, seaside swimming pool, clifftop restaurant, snorkeling, and kayaking are also available. The only downside is that the room facilities are relatively old. 5. mango bay Resort Earthen walls, thatched roofs, and a texture-rich resort surrounded by jungle, with a beautiful sunset restaurant, On The Rock. Ponds, sunshine, and vegetation create a wild and dreamlike atmosphere. Due to the proximity to the jungle, there may be mosquitoes. Please consider carefully before booking.