November marks the beginning of Phu Quoc’s dry season — the island comes back to life after months of tropical rainfall. Conditions transform rapidly: mostly dry days, calm seas, and bright blue skies return, while prices haven’t yet reached peak-season levels. It’s one of the most rewarding months to visit.
Weather in Phu Quoc in November
- Daytime temperature: 26–31°C (79–88°F)
- Night temperature: 23–26°C (73–79°F)
- Rainfall: 120–150mm over 6–8 days — occasional early-month showers only
- Humidity: ~75–80%
- Sea: Calm and increasingly clear — excellent for water activities
Why Visit Phu Quoc in November
- Start of the dry season with sunny, warm weather
- Ideal conditions for water sports and island boat tours
- Peak season for fresh prawns, squid, and crab
- Fewer crowds than December–January peak
Best Things to Do in November
Seasonal Highlights
- Long Beach relaxation with golden sand and stunning sunsets
- Snorkelling at An Thoi Islands — vibrant coral reefs
- Hon Thom Cable Car — world’s longest sea-crossing cable car
Year-Round
- Duong Dong Night Market for fresh seafood
- Pepper farms and fish sauce factory tours
- Phu Quoc National Park hiking in cooler temperatures
- Sunset viewing at Dinh Cau Rock Temple
Suggested Itineraries
- 3 days: Beach relaxation → snorkelling island tour → pepper farm and night market
- 5 days: Add national park hiking and Hon Thom Water Park → beachfront dining and sunset cruises
Travel Tips for November
- Plan outdoor tours from mid-November onward for best conditions
- Book accommodations early — December high season approaches
- Western coast beaches are calmest during this period