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Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc Launches “Blu Escape” Summer Family Getaway

May 25, 2026 By admin Leave a Comment

Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc has unveiled its new “Blu Escape” offer for the upcoming summer season, inviting families to experience a laid-back tropical retreat on the shores of Bai Dai Beach in Phu Quoc. Set against one of Vietnam’s most picturesque coastlines, the resort blends spacious accommodations with a calm island atmosphere designed around relaxation, recreation, and quality family time. Guests can choose from a collection of contemporary rooms, suites, and villas overlooking the ocean, tropical gardens, or the lagoon-style swimming pool. This season, the resort is also introducing newly refurbished villas featuring modern interiors, expansive living spaces, and private pools tucked into lush tropical surroundings, offering families a more secluded and intimate escape.

At the center of the summer experience is the resort’s Rad Family program, which brings together a curated mix of activities for both children and adults. Families can take part in cooking classes, traditional games, creative workshops, and outdoor garden activities designed to encourage connection and shared experiences. Beachside picnics add another layer to the experience, giving guests a quiet setting to unwind by the sea while enjoying the island’s coastal scenery. Beyond the resort grounds, visitors have direct access to the entertainment hub of the Phu Quoc United Center. Guests are located just minutes away from attractions including VinWonders Phu Quoc, Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc, and Grand World Phu Quoc, all easily accessible via complimentary shuttle services.

Dining also plays a major role in the Blu Escape experience. Families can gather at Annex Restaurant for a mix of Vietnamese cuisine, international dishes, and child-friendly menu selections tailored for younger guests. Evening experiences range from beachfront dinners framed by ocean sunsets to private BBQ gatherings at sea-view villas, creating a more personal and memorable way for families to spend time together during their island holiday.

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