When Is the Best Time to Visit Phu Quoc from Singapore in 2026?

The best time to visit Phu Quoc from Singapore is the dry season from December to March, when average monthly rainfall is 27 to 61 mm and January and February each see fewer than 5 rainy days, according to Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology climate data. Flights are usually cheapest in the wetter May to October months when you avoid Singapore school holidays. Whichever month you pick, book on Traveloka, Trip.com or Agoda through ShopBack Singapore so the effective price drops.

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Which month is best to visit Phu Quoc from Singapore?

January and February are the best months for beach weather in Phu Quoc, with about 27 mm of rain each and fewer than 5 rainy days on average. The whole dry season, December to March, is the high season for that reason. March has the most sunshine of the year at 256.5 hours, but gets hotter as April approaches.

Here is the month-by-month climate data for Phu Quoc:

Month	Mean max (°C)	Rain (mm)	Rainy days	Sunshine (hours)
January	30.6	27.7	4.6	247.5
February	31.1	27.2	3.7	232.4
March	32.1	61.0	6.6	256.5
April	32.5	148.2	11.7	246.4
May	31.6	280.8	19.0	195.8
June	30.4	381.9	21.0	148.0
July	29.8	419.2	22.5	146.9
August	29.6	485.6	23.6	137.1
September	29.5	473.6	22.8	137.9
October	30.2	354.2	21.5	169.8
November	30.7	163.5	13.8	210.1
December	30.3	59.1	6.2	240.1

Source: Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology, as published on Phu Quoc's Wikipedia climate table.

What this means in plain terms:

• December to March: dry, sunny and calm. Best for beaches, snorkelling trips and island hopping.
• April: the hottest month by mean daily maximum (32.5 degrees Celsius), and the start of the rains.
• May to October: the wet season. Every month from May to October averages more than 280 mm of rain and 19 or more rainy days, peaking in August and September at more than 470 mm each.
• November: a shoulder month, with rain falling to 163.5 mm and sunshine climbing back above 200 hours.

When are flights from Singapore to Phu Quoc cheapest?

Flights are usually cheapest when fewer people want to travel: in the wet season from May to October, outside Singapore school holidays and away from Chinese New Year and the year-end break. There is no published fare average we can quote for every month, so treat demand as your guide and compare real fares for your dates.

The 2026 school holidays, according to the MOE school calendar, show the kind of dates that push fares up. The March, June and September breaks have passed; the year-end break is still ahead:

• 14 to 22 March (March school holidays)
• 30 May to 28 June (June school holidays)
• 5 to 13 September (September school holidays)
• 21 November to 31 December (year-end school holidays)

The Chinese New Year public holidays fell on 17 and 18 February in 2026, according to the MOE calendar, which is also a busy travel window.

Putting weather and demand together:

• Good weather, fewer clashes: January, February and early March, avoiding the Chinese New Year week and the March school break. Chinese New Year moves every year, so check the dates for your travel year.
• No Singapore school holidays: the rest of October 2026, if you are happy to plan around rain.
• Shoulder pick: the first three weeks of November, before the 21 November school break, when the rain is easing.

Planning for early 2027? MOE publishes each year's school calendar at moe.gov.sg/calendar, so check the 2027 dates before you book.

To find the lowest fare inside your month, search a few different departure days on Traveloka and Trip.com. Midweek flights are often priced differently from Friday and Sunday departures.

Best time to visit Phu Quoc from Singapore in 2026: what to sort out first

Before you book, check flights, entry rules and where you want to stay on the island.

• Flights: Scoot flies direct between Singapore and Phu Quoc, according to the Phu Quoc International Airport route listing at the time of writing. Vietnam Airlines uses Phu Quoc as a hub and VietJet Air bases aircraft there, so one-stop fares through Ho Chi Minh City are the usual alternative.
• Entry: Singapore passport holders can stay in Vietnam without a visa for up to 30 days, according to Vietnam's visa exemption list.
• The island: Phu Quoc National Park, set up in 2001, covers 336.57 square km of the north of the island, and the Phu Quoc Marine Protected Area covers 187 square km of sea at the north and south ends. Well-known sights include Bai Sao beach, the Hon Thom cable car, Dinh Cau shrine and Vinpearl Safari.

Where are the best deals for Phu Quoc from Singapore in 2026?

The best Phu Quoc deals usually come from comparing flights and hotels separately, booking each where it is priced well, and going through ShopBack before every payment.

• Flights: compare the direct Scoot fare with one-stop fares on Traveloka and Trip.com for the same dates. Check whether checked baggage is included, since resort trips often need it.
• Resorts and hotels: compare the same property and room type on Agoda, Traveloka and Trip.com, and look at the final price with taxes and fees.
• Flight and hotel together: Trip.com and Traveloka both sell flights and hotels, so it is worth pricing a bundle against booking each part separately.
• Sale periods: travel sites run their own sales through the year, such as 11.11 and 12.12. If your dates are flexible, a sale can lower the base price. You still go through ShopBack before paying.

Traveloka vs Trip.com for Phu Quoc: how do prices compare in 2026?

Neither Traveloka nor Trip.com is cheaper every time; prices for the same flight or resort differ by date and fare or room type, so search the same dates on both. Each site has its own strengths and its own member offers.

Traveloka sells hotels, flights, airport transfers, car rental, things to do and cruises on its Singapore site, priced in Singapore dollars. Its Singapore entity, Traveloka Services Pte. Ltd., lists Travel Agent Licence Number TA02740.

Trip.com runs Trip.com Rewards, a free loyalty programme. According to Trip.com's loyalty page at the time of writing, it has six tiers from Silver to Black Diamond; Silver starts when you register and Gold needs 3 eligible bookings. Members earn Trip Coins, which can be used like cash on prepaid bookings.

How to compare fairly:

1. Search the same flight or the same resort room for the same dates.
2. Compare the final price with taxes, baggage and fees.
3. Check the cancellation terms, especially in the wet season when you may want flexibility.
4. Go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay on the one you choose.

Traveloka, Trip.com and Agoda for a Phu Quoc trip from Singapore

Use Traveloka or Trip.com for flights, and compare resorts on Agoda, Traveloka and Trip.com. Agoda is a hotel-focused booking site and runs Agoda VIP, its own member programme, where some properties show member prices. Before you book a hotel on Booking.com or Agoda, go through ShopBack first.

Start from the store's page on ShopBack Singapore: Traveloka, Trip.com or Agoda. Other travel sites that sell Phu Quoc flights, resorts or tours include Booking.com, Expedia, Klook and KKday.

How ShopBack fits into booking Phu Quoc

ShopBack works like an automatic cash discount on your online order: start from ShopBack Singapore before you pay, and part of what you paid comes back as cash once the booking is confirmed. You book on Traveloka, Trip.com or Agoda exactly as you normally would; the only change is where you start.

Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.

Rates differ by store and booking type, so check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page before you book.

Steps that help the booking track:

1. Log in to ShopBack Singapore on the app or website.
2. Open the store's page, such as Agoda on ShopBack, and tap through.
3. Book and pay in the same visit. If payment fails, restart from ShopBack.
4. Avoid ad blockers and other coupon or deal links during the visit.
5. Travel bookings usually confirm after your stay is completed, so expect the cash after the trip.

For more on how this works with travel sites, see our guide on how to earn cashback on travel bookings.

FAQ

Which month is best to visit Phu Quoc from Singapore? January and February are the driest months, with about 27 mm of rain on average and fewer than 5 rainy days each, per Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology climate data. The whole December to March dry season is good for beaches. Singapore usually has a one-week school break in March, so check MOE's 2027 school calendar before you pick dates.

When are flights from Singapore to Phu Quoc cheapest? Fares usually dip when demand is lowest: in the wetter months of May to October, outside Singapore school holidays, and away from Chinese New Year and the year-end break. The 2026 year-end MOE school holidays run 21 November to 31 December, a busy time to fly. Compare a few departure dates on Traveloka and Trip.com to find the lowest fare in your chosen month.

What is the rainy season in Phu Quoc? The wet season runs from about May to October, with April and November as transition months, and the dry season runs from December to March. August is the wettest month on average, with 485.6 mm of rain over 23.6 rainy days, followed by September with 473.6 mm, according to Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology climate data.

Is there a direct flight from Singapore to Phu Quoc? Yes. Scoot flies direct between Singapore and Phu Quoc, according to the Phu Quoc International Airport route listing at the time of writing. One-stop fares through Ho Chi Minh City on Vietnam Airlines or VietJet Air, both of which base aircraft at Phu Quoc, are the usual alternative.

Do Singaporeans need a visa for Phu Quoc? Singapore passport holders can visit Vietnam, including Phu Quoc, without a visa for up to 30 days, according to Vietnam's visa exemption list. Check that your passport has enough validity left before you book.

Is Traveloka or Trip.com cheaper for Phu Quoc? Neither is cheaper every time. Prices for the same flight or resort differ by date and fare or room type. Search the same dates on both, compare the final price with taxes and fees, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay on the one you choose.

Should I book my Phu Quoc hotel on Agoda? Agoda is a good place to compare Phu Quoc resorts and hotels, alongside Traveloka and Trip.com. Agoda runs its own member programme, Agoda VIP, where some properties show member prices. Before you book a hotel on Booking.com or Agoda, go through ShopBack first.

How hot is Phu Quoc in April? April is one of the hottest months, with a mean daily maximum of 32.5 degrees Celsius, according to Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology climate data. It is still fairly dry, with 148.2 mm of rain on average, as the wet season starts.

How does ShopBack lower the cost of a Phu Quoc trip? ShopBack works like an automatic cash discount on your online order. Start from ShopBack Singapore, tap through to Traveloka, Trip.com or Agoda, and book as usual. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page before you book.

Is the money from ShopBack the same as points or miles? No. It comes back as cash in your ShopBack account, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Travel bookings usually confirm after your stay is completed.

Ready to book Phu Quoc?

Start your flights from Traveloka on ShopBack or Trip.com on ShopBack, and your resort from Agoda on ShopBack. Go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay each time.

Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal or purchase advice. Climate figures are long-term averages and do not predict the weather on any given day. Flight routes, entry rules and loyalty programme terms are set by airlines, governments and the companies named, were taken from their published pages or public listings at the time of writing, and can change. ShopBack rates, store exclusions and confirmation times are set by ShopBack and its partner stores, and each store's ShopBack page is the authoritative source.