Situated in Cat Ba, Flamingo Cat Ba Beach Resort offers beachfront accommodation 1.1 miles from Tung Thu Beach and features various facilities, such as a restaurant, a fitness centre and a bar.
Sail Ha Long Bay
Vietnam’s Uniquely Beautiful Waters
Ha Long Bay, Northern Vietnam’s most iconic destination, is renowned for its breathtaking emerald waters and towering limestone karsts. Often likened to a scene from a movie, where it has made numerous appearances, the bay exudes an almost otherworldly beauty. Its name, meaning “descending dragon,” originates from an ancient legend of a mighty dragon sent to protect the Vietnamese people.
Ha Long Bay is home to approximately 1,600 limestone islands, some dating back over 20 million years. Visitors can explore the bay’s enchanting caves, dive into its crystal-clear waters, or embark on a scenic cruise through its breathtaking landscape. No matter how you choose to spend your time, Ha Long Bay promises an unforgettable adventure.
Where To Stay In Ha Long Bay
Featuring a bar, FLC Halong Bay Golf Club & Luxury Resort is located in Ha Long in the Quang Ninh region, 1.5 miles from Quang Ninh Museum and 2 miles from Vincom Plaza Ha Long.
Located in Ha Long City, Muong Thanh Quang Ninh Hotel is 900 yards from Bai Chay Beach, while both Ha Long Night Market and Marine Plaza are 2.5 miles away.
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Set off on an unforgettable journey, beginning with the awe-inspiring temples of Angkor before boarding the elegant and intimate Victoria Mekong for a four-night cruise down the legendary Mekong River. With carefully curated shore excursions offering an authentic glimpse into local life, cross into Vietnam to uncover its many wonders. Wander through the vibrant streets of Saigon, soak in the charm of Hoi An, delve into the rich history of Hanoi, and sail through the breathtaking waters of Ha Long Bay.
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Things To Do At Ha Long Bay, Vietnam.
A great way to see a lot of the bay in one go is to sail the waters. With endless ships to choose from, choose one that takes your fancy.
Whilst the many islands are bursting with life, so is the water. If you only stay on land, you’ll miss half the bay’s delights.
This island is the reason most people visit Ha Long Bay. The largest island in the area, it’s home to an old fisherman’s port.
Faq?
There are cruises for all budgets: you can spend as little as $60 per person for a day trip all the way up to $350 for a luxury overnight cabin. You get what you pay for – better food and accommodation the higher up the scale you go.
The crime levels are relatively low here. There are also no sharks. Any safety concerns surround the fact that safety regulations don’t always match the high standards you would expect. So, be sure to choose your activity guides carefully.
The bay is roughly 579 square miles – so lots to explore! You’re unlikely to see everything so be sure to prioritise. It’s also home to over 1600 fisherman who undoubtedly have many stories to tell if you happen to meet one.
More To Do In Vietnam
There’s no question the crown jewel of Vietnam is HaLong Bay. But the Bhudda palm bridge and countless other ornate wonders are begging to be explored.
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Go To Vietnam
Staggering natural beauty complimented with vibrant bustling streets and fusion cuisine.
Go To Malaysia
A mecca of cultural and environmental diversity with underrated food that would knock the socks off even the most ardent of food critics.
Go To Thailand
“The Land Of Smiles” is famous for its warm weather and equally warm hospitality.
