Phu Quoc Express
Phu Quoc Express Ferry is a Vietnamese fast craft operator running 6 offshore routes across southern and central Vietnam, including crossings to Phu Quoc Island, Con Dao, Phu Quy, and Ly Son. The fleet consists of modern twin hull aluminum catamarans and the super monohull Thang Long, cruising at speeds of 30 to 35 knots with VIP and Economy cabins. Sailings depart from mainland terminals in Ha Tien, Rach Gia, Tran De, Vung Tau, Phan Thiet, and Sa Ky, with one-way adult fares starting from 182,000 VND. Last verified 12/10/2026.
- Operator type: Fast passenger ferry (catamaran and monohull)
- Routes in Vietnam: 6 offshore island routes
- Fleet: 11 high-speed vessels (223 to 1,017 seats)
- Service speed: 30 to 35 knots
- Fare from: 182,000 VND
- Check-in: Arrive 30 to 45 minutes before departure
- Legal entity: Cong ty Co phan Tau cao toc Phu Quoc
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About Phu Quoc Express
Phu Quoc Express is a fast ferry operator in Vietnam, incorporated on October 31, 2016 as Cong ty Co phan Tau cao toc Phu Quoc (Phu Quoc Express Joint Stock Company). Headquartered in Bai Vong on Phu Quoc Island, the company operates high-speed passenger crossings connecting mainland coastal cities with offshore archipelagos including Phu Quoc, Con Dao Island, Phu Quy, and Ly Son.
The operator runs distinctive red aluminum catamarans powered by Rolls-Royce MTU marine diesel engines. Built to international classification standards, these multi-deck catamarans deliver cruising speeds between 30 and 35 knots while providing improved hull stability that reduces motion sickness on open sea passages. The company also operates Thang Long, a 1,017-passenger super monohull built by the 189 Shipyard in Hai Phong.
Passenger vessels operated by Phu Quoc Express provide passenger-only transport. The company does not carry passenger motorbikes or cars on scheduled crossings. It is a separate company from Phu Quy Express and does not run the Ho Chi Minh City to Con Dao route, which belongs to Phu Quy Express.

Phu Quoc Express catamaran at the pier
Phu Quoc Express Fleet
The Phu Quoc Express fleet comprises 11 high-speed passenger vessels, including 10 twin hull catamarans and one custom-built super monohull. The catamarans are rated for winds up to Beaufort force 7, and Thang Long for force 8.
| Vessel | Hull | Capacity | Max speed | Routes served | Motorbike | Car |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PQE 5 | Catamaran | 298 seats | 35 knots | Sa Ky to Ly Son | No | No |
| PQE 6, PQE 8 | Catamaran | 295 seats | 30 knots | Rach Gia to Phu Quoc | No | No |
| PQE 7 | Catamaran | 286 seats | 35 knots | Ha Tien to Phu Quoc | No | No |
| PQE 9 | Catamaran | 286 seats | 30 knots | Ha Tien to Phu Quoc | No | No |
| PQE 18 | Catamaran | 223 seats | 30 knots | Rach Gia to Phu Quoc | No | No |
| Trung Nhi, Con Dao Express 36 | Catamaran | 598 seats | 35 knots | Tran De to Con Dao | No | No |
| Trung Trac | Catamaran | 598 seats | 35 knots | Phan Thiet to Phu Quy | No | No |
| Thang Long | Monohull | 1,017 seats | 30-32 knots | Vung Tau to Con Dao | No | No |
Onboard Experience and Cabin Classes
All catamarans feature two passenger classes: Economy (Eco) and VIP. Economy cabins provide upholstered leather seats, air conditioning, wall-mounted television screens, clean restrooms, complimentary bottled water, cold refresher towels, motion sickness bags, and access to an outdoor promenade deck. PQE 18 is Economy only.
VIP cabins provide an elevated business class experience located in a dedicated forward or upper deck lounge, with 18 seats on PQE 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and 30 seats on Trung Nhi, Con Dao Express 36 and Trung Trac. VIP passengers enjoy wider leather seats that recline up to 130 degrees, personal power charging outlets, individual entertainment monitors, complimentary beverages, and priority boarding 15 minutes before departure. Con Dao Express 36 incorporates Swedish Humphree active motion damping interceptors to reduce pitch and roll across choppy open waters. The flagship Thang Long features three interior passenger decks and an open-air rooftop observation cafe powered by three Rolls-Royce MTU engines producing 11,747 horsepower.

Phu Quoc Express ferry interior with leather seats
Routes Operated by Phu Quoc Express
Phu Quoc Express maintains regular passenger crossings across six maritime routes in southern and central Vietnam.
| Route | Terminals | Crossing time | Departures | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ha Tien to Phu Quoc | Ha Tien Port to Bai Vong Port | ~1h30 | 4 daily sailings | Ha Tien to Phu Quoc ferry |
| Rach Gia to Phu Quoc | Rach Gia Port to Bai Vong Port | ~2h30 | 3 daily sailings | Phu Quoc ferry from Rach Gia |
| Tran De to Con Dao | Tran De Port to Ben Dam Port | ~2h30 | 1 daily sailing each way | Soc Trang Con Dao ferry |
| Vung Tau to Con Dao | Cau Da Port to Ben Dam Port | ~3h30 | 3 weekly sailings | Vung Tau Con Dao ferry |
| Phan Thiet to Phu Quy | Phan Thiet Port to Phu Quy Port | ~2h30 | 1 daily sailing | Phu Quy ferry |
| Sa Ky to Ly Son | Sa Ky Port to Ben Dinh Port | ~0h45 | Scheduled daily sailings | ferry to Ly Son |
Ha Tien sailings depart from Ha Tien Port at 07:00, 09:00, 11:45, and 13:45, returning from Bai Vong Port on Phu Quoc at 07:00, 09:00, 11:45, and 14:00. Rach Gia crossings depart from Rach Gia Port at 07:00, 10:20 and 13:00, returning from Bai Vong Port at 07:10, 10:00 and 13:20. Sailings from Tran De Port in Soc Trang depart at 08:00 and return from Ben Dam Port on Con Dao at 13:30. On the Phan Thiet to Phu Quy route, the ferry departs Phan Thiet at 06:00 and returns from Phu Quy at 10:00, and times adjust to daily tidal conditions. Sa Ky to Ly Son sails daily, with tickets available online.
Phu Quoc Express suspended the Vung Tau to Con Dao route on August 1, 2026, and expects to resume service in January 2027.
Phu Quoc Express Ticket Prices
Fares on Phu Quoc Express are set by route and cabin class. The table below shows one-way ticket prices across all six routes.
| Route | Seat class | Adult | Child | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ha Tien to Phu Quoc | Economy | 216,000 VND | 148,000 VND | 182,000 VND |
| Ha Tien to Phu Quoc | VIP | 330,000 VND | 330,000 VND | 330,000 VND |
| Rach Gia to Phu Quoc | Economy | 315,000 VND | 225,000 VND | 265,000 VND |
| Rach Gia to Phu Quoc | VIP | 500,000 VND | 500,000 VND | 500,000 VND |
| Tran De to Con Dao | Economy (Mon-Thu) | 390,000 VND | 312,000 VND | 312,000 VND |
| Tran De to Con Dao | Economy (Fri-Sun) | 450,000 VND | 360,000 VND | 360,000 VND |
| Tran De to Con Dao | VIP (all week) | 590,000 VND | 590,000 VND | 590,000 VND |
| Vung Tau to Con Dao | Economy (Mon-Thu) | 790,000 VND | 630,000 VND | 630,000 VND |
| Vung Tau to Con Dao | Economy (Fri-Sun) | 950,000 VND | 760,000 VND | 760,000 VND |
| Vung Tau to Con Dao | VIP (Mon-Thu) | 1,000,000 VND | 1,000,000 VND | 1,000,000 VND |
| Vung Tau to Con Dao | VIP (Fri-Sun) | 1,100,000 VND | 1,100,000 VND | 1,100,000 VND |
| Phan Thiet to Phu Quy | Economy | 370,000 VND | 275,000 VND | 295,000 VND |
| Phan Thiet to Phu Quy | VIP | 450,000 VND | 450,000 VND | 450,000 VND |
| Sa Ky to Ly Son | Economy | 182,000 VND | 128,000 VND | 147,000 VND |
| Sa Ky to Ly Son | VIP | 238,000 VND | 238,000 VND | 238,000 VND |
Children under 6 years of age travel free of charge when sharing a seat with an adult passenger. Child fares apply to children aged 6 to 11 years. Senior discounts apply to Vietnamese citizens aged 60 and older with valid government identification. Foreign senior passengers pay the regular adult fare. All quoted prices include passenger insurance and applicable seaport service charges.
On the Phu Quoc crossings of 1h30 to 2h30, Economy is enough for most travelers. VIP adds 114,000 VND on the Ha Tien route and 185,000 VND on the Rach Gia route, and it is worth considering on the longer Con Dao crossings, where the 130 degree recline matters more.
Travel Tips for Phu Quoc Express Passengers
- Arrive at the Phu Quoc Express ferry terminal 30 to 45 minutes before departure to verify tickets, check luggage, and complete the boarding sequence.
- Vietnamese citizens present a CCCD or VNeID. Foreign travelers must carry an original valid passport and Vietnam visa or visa exemption document matching the passenger name on the electronic ticket.
- Each passenger receives a free checked luggage allowance of 20 kg. Excess weight is charged at port baggage counters, and dangerous chemicals, flammable items, weapons, or live animals are strictly banned.
- Phu Quoc Express does not carry passenger motorbikes or automobiles on scheduled voyages. Travelers requiring vehicle transport must book roll-on roll-off ferries such as Thanh Thoi or Binh An Ha Tien.
- Tickets canceled at least 24 hours prior to departure incur a 30 percent cancellation fee. Name corrections are permitted free of charge for the first modification when requested at least 24 hours in advance. Refunds and exchanges do not apply on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays or when a sailing has fewer than five seats left. Voyages canceled by the operator due to rough sea conditions receive a 100 percent refund or free rescheduling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which routes does Phu Quoc Express operate in Vietnam? Phu Quoc Express operates six routes connecting mainland terminals with offshore islands: Ha Tien to Phu Quoc, Rach Gia to Phu Quoc, Tran De to Con Dao, Vung Tau to Con Dao, Phan Thiet to Phu Quy, and Sa Ky to Ly Son.
Does Phu Quoc Express transport motorbikes or cars? No, Phu Quoc Express operates passenger catamarans and monohull fast craft and does not transport motorbikes or cars on scheduled passenger crossings.
How much do Phu Quoc Express ferry tickets cost? Standard one-way adult fares range from 182,000 VND on the Sa Ky to Ly Son crossing up to 790,000 VND on weekday sailings between Vung Tau and Con Dao. VIP seats cost between 238,000 VND and 1,100,000 VND depending on the route.
How early should passengers arrive at the ferry terminal? Passengers should arrive at the departure terminal 30 to 45 minutes prior to scheduled departure time to verify e-tickets, present identity documents, and complete boarding.
Can passengers change the passenger name or cancel a ticket? Yes, Phu Quoc Express permits one free passenger name change when requested at least 24 hours prior to departure. Cancellations submitted at least 24 hours before sailing incur a 30 percent cancellation fee, while cancellations within 24 hours of departure are non-refundable unless the voyage is suspended due to weather.
What is the difference between Economy and VIP on Phu Quoc Express? VIP has wider leather seats that recline up to 130 degrees, personal charging outlets, entertainment monitors, free drinks and priority boarding 15 minutes before departure. Economy has upholstered leather seats with a television and an outdoor deck.
What is the Phu Quoc Express luggage allowance? Each passenger receives 20 kg of free luggage. Excess weight is charged at the port baggage counter.
Is Phu Quoc Express the same company as Phu Quy Express? No. Phu Quoc Express (Cong ty Co phan Tau cao toc Phu Quoc) and Phu Quy Express (Cong ty TNHH Van tai Hanh khach Thanh Thanh Phat) are separate companies with separate fleets. The Ho Chi Minh City to Con Dao route is run by Phu Quy Express.





