Bai Tu Long bay – Vong Vieng floating village – Trong cave – Lan Ha bay – Ba Ham islet – Van Gia fishing village – Ha Long bay – Sung Sot cave
Highlight: The area immediately northeast of Halong Bay is known as Bai Tu Long Bay and is the focus of our special itinerary. Hundreds of islets rising from the clear waters, long sandy beaches beckon, grottoes and lagoons entice the visitor – an area relatively underdeveloped and unpolluted by the tourist trade.
Bai Tu Long bay – Vong Vieng floating village – Trong cave – Ha Long bay – Sung Sot cave
All of our cabins are designed and fitted to international standards, featuring a rich wooden decor, with large windows from which to enjoy the spectacular scenery of Halong Bay.
Depart Hanoi to Ha Long Bay by road through the rich farmlands of the Red River Delta and the scenery of rice fields (harvest time: 5th month and 10th month of Lunar New Year), water buffalos and everyday Vietnamese village life on both side of the highway No.18.
Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Quang Ninh province, Vietnam. Administratively, the bay belongs to Ha Long city, Cam Pha Town and part of Van Don district. The Bay features thousands of limestone karsts and islets in various sizes and shapes. Halong Bay is a centre of a larger zone which includes Bai Tu Long bay to the northeast, and Cat Ba islands to the southwest. These largez zones share similar geological, geographical, geomorphological, climate and cultural characters.
Halong Bay must be the first destination for travelers when coming to Vietnam. It is known as one of the world Heritage sites by UNESCO in 1994. There are numerous rock islands with marvelous shapes rising out of the sea. Coming to Halong Bay, you will have a chance to cruise around the pretty bay to discover and admire the wondrous landscape and visit some beautiful caves