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#100usdchallenge Phu Quoc for $100: 2 Days on the Island Where the Sea Kisses the Sand 💎Hey, seeker of shores where time slows down. Today — 2 days on Phu Quoc, one of Vietnam's most beautiful islands, where the sand is white, the water is turquoise, and the air smells of salt and coconut. This isn't just a trip. It's a return to nature, a dialogue with the ocean, a meeting with inner peace. 👀Why Phu Quoc? 💎Because Phu Quoc is: - Home to clean beaches, jungles, fishing villages - A place where you can live slowly, swim, sleep, dream - Not just a resort — but the soul of Southeast Asia Itinerary: 2 Days on Phu Quoc for $100 Day 1: Beaches, Sun & Fishing Soul 1. Accommodation: Budget guesthouse (Dong Duong or Long Beach) - ~15–20/𝑛𝑖𝑔ℎ𝑡→30–40 total 2. Morning: Long Beach - Free - One of the longest beaches — perfect for barefoot walks 3. Breakfast: Street food by the sea - Banh mi, fruit — ~$2–3 4. Afternoon: Ocean View or Princess Beach - Free - Less touristy, more wild - Rent a boat: ~$10 5. Evening: Hon Rom Fishing Village - Dinner with fresh seafood — ~$5 - Sunset, boats, fishermen Day 2: Nature, Waterfalls & Sunsets 1. Morning: Goi Ganh Waterfall - Entry: ~$1 - Swim in the natural pool 2. Lunch: Local café or street food – ~$3 3. Afternoon: Phu Quoc National Park - Entry: ~$2 - Jungle trails, sea views, wildlife 4. Evening: Sunset at Ong Lang Beach - Free - Quiet, cozy, coconut water for ~$1 5. Night: Dong Duong waterfront walk - Free - Street food, music, local life #1 Tip: Don't pose in front of — be in the moment. Let photos capture wave motion, palm shadows, your gaze into the distance. Golden hour: 5–7 PM — when light is magic. The One Secret: Few know this: 15 mins from Long Beach is a hidden cove locals call "An Binh." No signs. Ask a scooter driver: “Bãi biển bí mật gần Long Beach?” — and he might take you. There — silence, clear water, and you, alone with the ocean. Why You Should Go: Because Phu Quoc isn't just an island. It's a place where you learn to listen to the sea, where sand reminds you you're part of nature, and where, for a day, you stop being a tourist — and just live.