Kiss Bridge Phu Quoc: Tickets, Sunset Photos & Visiting Tips (2026)
Kiss Bridge Phu Quoc is one of the most photographed places in Sunset Town, Phu Quoc. Its two curved walkways reach out over the sea and stop just 30 cm apart — close enough for a kiss across the gap, but never quite touching.
Is it worth paying to go on the bridge? Yes, if you want to walk above the water or take a photo from opposite sides of the gap. If you want the entire bridge in your picture, the waterfront views from Sunset Town are free — and often better. Before buying a separate ticket, check whether your Hon Thom cable car or Kiss of the Sea ticket already includes admission.
What makes Kiss Bridge Phu Quoc special?
Italian architect Marco Casamonti designed the two sweeping arms, each approximately 400 metres long. Instead of joining in the middle, they stop short above the water. The design draws on the Vietnamese story of Ngưu Lang and Chức Nữ, the lovers separated by the sky, and the nearly touching hands in Michelangelo’s The Creation of Adam.
The 30 cm gap makes the bridge a surprisingly good setting for couple photographs. Two people can stand at the facing ends, reach toward each other and frame the sea between them. The unusual shape is equally photogenic from the shore, particularly in the warm late-afternoon light.
Kiss Bridge is a purpose-built attraction, rather than a historic bridge or a way to cross the bay. That distinction matters: the experience is about the view, the architecture and the photographs.
Kiss Bridge tickets: which option should you choose?
Sun World’s May 2026 standalone-ticket guide lists 200,000 VND for adults 140 cm and taller, 150,000 VND for children from 100 cm to under 140 cm, and free entry below 100 cm. The ticketing system also sells time-specific or bundled options; the total shown for your selected admission is the one to pay.
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The whole bridge in one photo
Free
Stay on the Sunset Town waterfront for a wider view of the two curved arms, the sea and the sunset colours. No bridge ticket needed.
Explore Sunset TownStep out over the sea
200,000 VND Adult standalone rate in Sun World’s May 2026 guide
Choose this for the bridge walk and photos on the structure. Between 16:00 and 18:00 the two tips are reserved for Kiss Studio shoots.
View Kiss Bridge on Trip.comYour ticket may include it
Avoid paying twice
Selected Hon Thom cable car and Kiss of the Sea products include bridge admission. Check your exact ticket and eligible visit period first.
Check combo optionsPublished standard price and inclusion examples are from Sun World; booked ticket terms take precedence. Check the precise ticket inclusions before payment.
You can buy tickets at Sun World’s sales points in Sunset Town or through its official ticketing system. When comparing ticket offers, select one that explicitly includes Kiss Bridge.
Best Kiss Bridge photo spots — and the Kiss Studio rule
There are two photographs worth planning for, and they require different positions.
For a full view of the bridge: stay on the public waterfront in Sunset Town. From the side, both arms and their distinctive shape fit into the frame. A ticket is not necessary for this photograph. Late-afternoon light is particularly flattering, although clear skies are never guaranteed.
For the famous photograph across the 30 cm gap: you need access to the two bridge tips. Since 25 April 2026, Sun World has reserved the two tips for its Kiss Studio professional photography service from 16:00 to 18:00. A regular admission ticket is not a promise of an unrestricted sunset shoot at the gap.
If that exact couple photograph is the reason for your visit, arrange a Kiss Studio session for the reserved period or plan your own photos outside it, subject to bridge access. The rest of the bridge may remain open while the tips are reserved.
For a sunset photograph with the bridge in it: the shore can be the more practical choice. You get the silhouette of the whole structure, the changing sky and space to adjust your angle without depending on access to the tips. Around 1 January, the setting sun can align with the gap — a deliberate feature of the design, not a year-round effect.
Opening hours and the best time to go
Sun World publishes general visiting hours of 07:00–23:00, but the two arms are not necessarily accessible throughout that entire period. Evening performances can interrupt access to sections of the bridge. The Kiss Studio restriction described above applies to the two tips, not automatically to every part of the structure.
For an ordinary walk and photographs on the bridge, arrive before 16:00. For the best wide-angle sunset images, photograph from Sunset Town’s waterfront instead. If you are coming for an evening show, plan bridge access separately from the show’s start time rather than assuming you can walk onto both arms just before the performance.
Allow approximately 30 minutes for a look from the waterfront, or 45–60 minutes if you are entering the bridge and taking photographs. These are planning estimates, not a timed tour.
How to fit Kiss Bridge into an evening in Sunset Town
I would not travel across Phu Quoc just for a quick photograph on Kiss Bridge. It is much more rewarding alongside the streets, cafés and waterfront of Sunset Town.
A simple route is to arrive during daylight, walk through the colourful hillside streets, photograph the bridge from the shore, and then decide whether entering it adds anything to your evening. Have dinner nearby before an evening show if you have booked one.
If you are choosing a show, Symphony of the Sea is the water-sports and pyrotechnic performance around the bay, while Kiss of the Sea is the larger multimedia production. Neither should be confused with a bridge admission ticket. Show times and access routes are separate decisions.
Travelling through the south for the day? The Hon Thom cable car makes a natural daytime activity before Sunset Town. Khem Beach is another nearby option, but trying to do the beach, cable car, bridge and multiple shows in one day will leave little time to enjoy any of them.
Where is Kiss Bridge and how do you get there?
Kiss Bridge is on the seafront in Sunset Town, An Thoi, southern Phu Quoc, within the same tourist district as the Hon Thom cable car station. Once you reach Sunset Town, follow the waterfront signs for Cầu Hôn or Kiss Bridge.
From Duong Dong or the main Long Beach hotel areas, a taxi or pre-arranged car is the simplest option if you are not renting a scooter. The fare depends on your starting point; set the destination to Kiss Bridge, Sunset Town, rather than just ‘An Thoi’. If you intend to stay for the evening shows, arrange your return journey in advance.
My pick: see the bridge from the waterfront first. Buy separate admission only if you want to experience the walk itself or have a specific photograph in mind — and remember that the sunset gap photograph has different access rules from the ordinary bridge visit.
Already booked another Sunset Town attraction? Some Hon Thom cable car and Kiss of the Sea tickets include one visit to Kiss Bridge. Check the inclusions and permitted entry period on the ticket you actually purchased.
You can buy tickets at Sun World’s sales points in Sunset Town or through its official ticketing system. Trip.com’s link above opens its Kiss Bridge attraction page; check the selected product details before booking.
Where to stay near Kiss Bridge
For an evening around Kiss Bridge, Sunset Town and the shows, staying in southern Phu Quoc can make the return journey easier. Compare the exact hotel location, transport options and cancellation terms before booking.
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