Sunset Town is a Mediterranean-style town in the south of Phu Quoc, with colourful buildings, squares and seafront promenades built for watching the sunset. Its icon is the Kiss Bridge (Cầu Hôn), a pedestrian bridge designed by Italian architect Marco Casamonti: two arms reach out over the sea and stop just short of each other in the middle, leaving a gap of about 30 cm that couples close with a kiss or a hug.
It is popular with photographers, couples and families, and combines easily with the Hon Thom cable car and the southern beaches.
- Location: An Thoi, southern tip of Phu Quoc
- Best time: about 16:00–19:00, around sunset
- Allow: 2–3 hours
Highlights
Arrive before sunset, stroll the town, watch the sun go down from the Kiss Bridge or a seafront viewpoint, then stay for the lights after dark. Evening shows such as Kiss of the Sea and fireworks are ticketed and run to a schedule, so check times before you go. Hon Thom cable car tickets include free Kiss Bridge entry outside show hours.
Getting there and tips
Sunset Town is about 30–40 minutes by car from Duong Dong and further from the northern resorts. Sun Group runs free shuttle buses from Duong Dong and the Long Beach area (stops include Long Beach Center, Salinda, Novotel and Sailing Club) to Sunset Town and the Hon Thom cable car station; check the current timetable on Sun World's website. You will be returning after dark, so arrange your ride back. It gets windy by the sea at dusk, so bring a light layer.
Eat and drink nearby at Sun Bavaria GastroPub, Cái Mâm Bistro or Cafe RuNam, and browse VUI-Fest Bazaar.
Sources
- Getting to Sunset Town · Sun World · accessed 2026-10-30
Information was checked against the official sources listed above. Opening hours, fees and fares can change; please confirm with the venue or operator before you visit.
