Phu Quoc Attractions

Suoi Tranh Waterfall Entry, Dry Season and Visit

Editorial team · Checked 5 November 2026

Waterfall surrounded by green forest

In short

Entry is paid: one operator lists adults at about VND 30,000 and children at about VND 20,000 (checked 5 November 2026). Local sources advise against the dry season, when there is too little water for bathing.

What it is and who it suits

Entry to Suoi Tranh Waterfall is paid, not free. One operator lists an adult ticket at about VND 30,000 and a child ticket (1.0 to 1.4 m) at about VND 20,000, a guide price checked on 5 November 2026. The best months are June to January, when water flows well. In the dry season there is too little water for bathing.

Suoi Tranh is in Suoi May hamlet, Duong To commune, on a stream flowing from Ham Ninh mountain. It is about 10 km from Duong Dong Town. It suits families and travellers who want a forest walk and a cool stop, if the timing is right. Bat Cave lies halfway up the mountain on the way to the waterfall, and fishing in the stream is listed as one of the main activities.

To pick your month, read Best Month for Beaches and Outdoor Sights in Phu Quoc.

What is included

The fee covers entry to the site. Beyond that, practice differs by operator, so we do not promise a standard package. Ask whether your quote includes:

  • Parking, or whether it is charged separately
  • Transport from where you stay to the waterfall
  • A guide for the walk
  • Return transport at a time that suits you

Price range

One operator lists the prices below. They are a guide range checked on 5 November 2026, not a market average.

TicketGuide price per person
Adultabout VND 30,000
Child (1.0 to 1.4 m)about VND 20,000

The headline figure for this page is the adult ticket at about VND 30,000. One other listing shows a single entry ticket of VND 10,000 with no age split, so figures differ by operator and listing. We confirm the current price in the chat.

The price changes with age or height, the date and whether parking or extras are charged separately.

How to book and what to check

  1. Message us on WhatsApp with your date, the number of adults and the ages or heights of children.
  2. We arrange it with local partners and confirm the exact price in the chat before you pay.
  3. Ask us to check the points below for your date.

What to check before going:

  • Opening hours and last entry: local sources list daily opening, but we confirm the times in the chat.
  • Entry: paid. No temple dress code applies, but wear anti-slip shoes.
  • Route and parking: about 30 minutes from Duong Dong, via Cach Mang Thang Tam, DT45 and TL47 roads, then the signboard turn-off. If you start from Ong Lang, see Ong Lang to Suoi Tranh Waterfall. Ask where to park.
  • Self-drivers: the access road is a bit difficult, so check your tyres.
  • Best season: June to January. Avoid the dry season if you want water to bathe in.
  • Shade and facilities: the path runs through dense forest, so ask about shade, toilets and rest points for children and seniors.
  • Rain: ask whether the path and stream crossings are safe on your day.

Safety and conditions

Swimming is only allowed in areas permitted by the management. Operators and local sources report this; confirm the current rule on WhatsApp or on site, and read Swimming at Suoi Tranh Waterfall first. Avoid deep places and fast-flowing water.

Keep a close eye on children. Wear anti-slip shoes for walking in the forest and crossing streams, and bring insect repellent. Clean up after eating, do not throw rubbish into the stream or forest, and note that campfires are not allowed in the tourist area.

Message us on WhatsApp for the exact price on your date.

Guide price, not an offer. Checked: 5 November 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is Suoi Tranh Waterfall free to enter?
No, entry is paid. One operator lists an adult ticket at about VND 30,000 and a child ticket (1.0 to 1.4 m) at about VND 20,000, a guide price checked on 5 November 2026. Figures differ by listing, so message us on WhatsApp and we confirm the current price before you go.
What does Suoi Tranh look like in the dry season?
Local sources advise against the dry season because the waterfall has too little water for bathing. Expect a thin flow instead of a strong cascade. The same sources recommend June to January, when the weather is good and the water flows well. Ask us on WhatsApp for the current water level.
What are the best months and time of day to visit?
Local sources recommend June to January for the best scenery and abundant flowing water. No single best hour is reported, so choose a time that leaves daylight for the forest walk and the return trip. Earlier in the day is a sensible check for heat. Ask us on WhatsApp about conditions on your date.
How do I get to Suoi Tranh and where do I park?
The waterfall is about 10 km from Duong Dong Town, and the route takes about 30 minutes. Taxi, car, bus or your own motorbike all work. Follow the road toward Ham Ninh and turn off at the Suoi Tranh signboard. The access road is a bit difficult, so check your tyres. Ask us about parking.
How much walking is involved?
You walk through dense forest and cross streams, so anti-slip shoes are advised. Our sources give no step count, so ask on WhatsApp if stairs or distance matter for you. Bat Cave, about 200 m high and 50 m deep, lies halfway up the mountain on the way to the waterfall.
Is Suoi Tranh safe for families and in the rain?
Parents should keep a close eye on children near the water. Swim only where management allows, away from deep places and fast-flowing water. After rain the stream and forest path can be slippery or swollen, so confirm conditions on WhatsApp before you go. Bring insect repellent and anti-slip shoes.

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