Rental Prices in Phu Quoc: Average Monthly Rent by Area

Rental prices in Phu Quoc vary more than most newcomers expect. Two apartments of the same size can differ by several million dong a month. Location, view, season and lease length all play a part.

This guide covers what expats, remote workers and relocating families actually pay in 2026. Prices are quoted in Vietnamese dong (VND), with USD estimates at roughly 26,300 VND per dollar. Every range draws on current market data and on the monthly apartments in Phu Quoc we list today, so you can compare real numbers before you commit.

Average Monthly Rental Prices in Phu Quoc (2026)

The table below shows typical monthly rent for furnished, long term properties. Short stay platforms often quote higher rates, so treat those as a ceiling rather than a benchmark.

Property type	Typical monthly rent (VND)	Approx. USD	Live PRP example
Studio apartment	8M to 12M	$300 to $450	28 m² studio near Sonasea Night Market: 9M
1 bedroom apartment	12M to 17M	$450 to $650	1 bedroom sea view apartment: 12M
2 bedroom apartment	21M to 26M	$800 to $1,000	2 bedroom Hillside apartment with fireworks view: 25M
Standalone house	20M to 47M	$760 to $1,800	1 bedroom house, 100 m², Duong Dong: 20M
Pool villa (3 to 4 bedrooms)	32M to 80M+	$1,200 to $3,000+	4 bedroom pool villa, Bai Khem: 80M

A few patterns stand out:

• Studios and 1 bedroom units make up most of the monthly market. They suit solo renters and couples.
• Two bedroom apartments jump in price, especially in resort compounds with pools, gyms and 24/7 security.
• Villas carry the widest range. Size, private pool and distance to the beach decide where a villa lands.

Rental Prices by Area

Where you live shapes your rent as much as what you rent. Beachside and resort zones cost more. Inland streets and local neighborhoods cost less. For a fuller picture of each neighborhood’s lifestyle, see our guide to the best areas for long stays in Phu Quoc.

Sunset Town and An Thoi

The south of the island holds Phu Quoc’s newest resort style apartment buildings. Expect prices at the upper end of each range.

• Example: a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment in The Hillside Residence rents for around 25M VND a month. It has a private balcony facing the sea and the nightly fireworks show.
• Example: studio units at Sun Gateway sit about 300 m from the sea, near Kem Beach. Units measure 32 to 35 m² and include a full kitchen, a bathtub and a rooftop with sea views.
• What you pay for: pools, gyms, elevators, round the clock security and walkable restaurants and night markets.

Bai Khem (Khem Beach)

Bai Khem is one of the island’s quietest and most scenic beaches. It attracts families and long stay renters who want space and privacy.

• Example: a 4 bedroom villa in the Sun Tropical Village area rents for about 80M VND a month. It offers 215 m² of living space, 5 bathrooms and a private pool.
• Who it suits: families and groups who want resort facilities without hotel crowds. Browse current pool villas near Bai Khem to compare layouts.

Bai Truong (Long Beach)

Bai Truong stretches along the west coast between Duong Dong and the south. It balances beach access with fast trips to the airport.

• Example: a 28 m² studio near Sonasea Night Market rents for 9M VND a month. It is one of the more affordable self contained options near the beach.
• Example: Lagom Villa is a 2 bedroom pool villa a short walk from the beach and about 10 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport. Villas like this typically sit in the lower half of the villa range.
• Who it suits: couples and remote workers who want sunsets on the doorstep and quick links across the island.

Duong Dong

Duong Dong is the island’s main town. Daily life is easiest here, with markets, clinics, banks and local restaurants close by.

• Example: a 1 bedroom house with 100 m² of space rents for about 20M VND a month.
• Lease note: houses on our site require a minimum rental term of one year. Find whole houses on a one year lease if you plan to settle in.
• Who it suits: long term residents, working professionals and families who value convenience over resort amenities.

What Drives Rental Prices Up or Down

Several factors move a monthly rate within its range. Knowing them helps you judge whether a quote is fair.

• Lease length. Monthly stays cost the most. Six to twelve month leases usually earn a lower rate.
• Season. Peak season runs from December to April. Landlords negotiate more freely from May to October, during the rainy season.
• View and position. Sea views, beachfront access and fireworks views in Sunset Town all add a premium.
• Building amenities. Pools, gyms, elevators and security staff raise rent compared with standalone local buildings.
• Furnishing level. Fully furnished units with a modern kitchen and washing machine cost more than basic setups.
• Distance from the coast. Moving a few kilometers inland often cuts rent noticeably.

What Monthly Rent Usually Includes (and What It Does Not)

A quoted rent rarely tells the whole story. Always ask what the price covers before you sign.

Often included:

• Furniture, appliances and kitchenware
• Building facilities such as the pool, gym and parking
• Fiber internet in many units built for long term tenants

Usually extra:

• Electricity: about $40 to $100 a month. Air conditioning drives most of the cost.
• Water: about $5 to $10 a month.
• Internet: about $8 to $12 a month when not included.
• Deposit: typically one month of rent, refundable at the end of the lease.

Some landlords bundle utilities into a flat monthly fee. Others bill them separately at the end of each month. Confirm the arrangement in writing. For the rest of your monthly spending, see our full monthly budget breakdown.

How to Get a Better Monthly Rate

A little planning can lower your rent without lowering your standard of living.

• Commit longer. Landlords reward six to twelve month leases with better pricing.
• Arrive in the low season. Searching between May and October gives you more choice and more room to negotiate.
• View before you sign. Book a short stay first. Then visit several properties in person.
• Compare like for like. Check size, view, amenities and included bills, not just the headline rent.
• Get everything in the contract. List utilities, deposit terms and maintenance duties clearly.

Our step by step guide to renting a long term apartment walks through contracts, deposits and viewings in more detail.

Find Your Monthly Rental in Phu Quoc

Rental prices in Phu Quoc reward renters who know the market. Choose your area first, then match the property type to your budget and lease length.

Phu Quoc Rental Properties lists verified homes across the island with transparent monthly pricing. Explore our apartments for rent in Phu Quoc, compare private pool villas for longer family stays, or look at family houses for long term living.

Have a budget and move date in mind? Message our team on WhatsApp at +84 902 407 024 for current availability and honest advice on what your budget can get.