Fly from Dublin to Phu Quoc from €553 return with China Eastern Airlines. The median price sits at €573, so you have room to find deals in the coming weeks.
Price and when to book
Prices start from €553 return according to our tracking from 22 October 2026. We've seen fares ranging from €553 to €661, with the median at €573. For this long-haul route, the best prices typically appear 2 to 3 months before travel. Booking early gives you more date options, though it doesn't always guarantee the lowest fares.
Airline and stopovers
China Eastern Airlines operates this route with 1 stopover. While not a direct flight, it's a competitive option price-wise. The outbound flight departs Dublin on 4 December at 09:00 and the return leaves Phu Quoc on 15 December at 16:40 (example). Always check the schedules and total journey time before booking, as one stopover can add 4 to 8 hours to your trip.
Best time to visit
Phu Quoc has a tropical climate. The best months are November to February, with less rain and comfortable temperatures. December is excellent if you don't mind travelling in high season, with beaches in perfect condition. Avoid May to October if you want to steer clear of monsoons.
What to do when you arrive
Phu Quoc is a beach destination: Sao Beach and Long Beach are the most popular. You can snorkel, dive, take boat trips or visit the marine park. The town of Duong Dong has local markets and seafood restaurants. It's a quiet island, ideal to unwind after a long flight.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price you've seen for Dublin to Phu Quoc?
The lowest price we've recorded is €553 return. We've also seen fares at €573 and €661. Prices vary depending on availability and travel dates.
Does China Eastern Airlines fly direct from Dublin to Phu Quoc?
No, this route has 1 stopover. Make sure you check the schedules and connecting airport when you book, as they can affect the total journey time.
Which month is cheapest to fly to Phu Quoc?
We can't say which specific month is cheaper, as prices depend on supply and demand at any given time. What we do know is that booking 2–3 months in advance tends to work well for long-haul routes.
What is there to see in Phu Quoc besides beaches?
Besides beaches like Sao Beach, you can visit the marine park, snorkel or dive, explore the fishing town of Duong Dong with its local markets, and try fresh seafood. It's a laid-back island with no major monuments, perfect for relaxing.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.