Ha Long Bay Travel

Bai Tu Long Bay

Bai Tu Long Bay is in the northeast of Vietnam. It covers a sea area of Halong City, Cam Pha Town and Van Don island district. It is adjacent to Halong bay in the southwest, to Campha district in the west,

Sung Sot Cave

Sung Sot cave is the most famous cave in Halong Bay which is in the centre of the UNESCO World Heritage area. Sung Sot cave means Surprised Cave or Amazing Cave is on Bo Hon Island

Cat Ba

Cat Ba island, also known as Pearl island, is the biggest island among 1.969 islands of Ha Long bay. The name Cat Ba is derived from a legend that back in the day of wartime, woman in the region took the responsibility of the rear for man to fight in the front. The name Cat Ba is originally Cac Ba which means Women. An adjacent island is named Cat Ong (Cac Ong – Men.)

Lan Ha Bay

Lan Ha bay is located at the East of Cat Ba island and borders Halong Bay. The bay measures 7000 ha, of which 5400 ha are under management of the Cat Ba National Park. This smooth area with a curvy shape counts around 400 large and small islands. The islands and islets of Lan Ha Bay are all covered with green lush.

Viet Hai fishing village

Entirely situated among the immense sea and surrounded by high mountains and jungle of Cat Ba National Park, Viet Hai fishing village is situated in Cat Hai district, Haiphong province. Visiting Viet Hai fishing village, tourists will feel the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere, charming scenery of villages in the North, Vietnam. Viet Hai is today the community ecological attractions in Cat Ba Island alluring the large number of tourists. Lyrical natural landscapes, pristine and unique landscapes together with friendly people will definitely leave unforgettable impression to tourists in mind.

Tips for travelling to Ha Long Bay

Located in the northeastern region of Vietnam, Ha Long Bay is a bay in the Gulf of Tonkin and is comprised of 1,969 islands. Comprised of limestone and schist, this dense zone of stone islands form a magnificent view of immense peaks, grottoes and caves throughout the bay. It is also a region filled with coral reefs and water-flooded forests housing thousands of species of plant and animal life.

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