CAT BA ISLAND
Cat Ba is the largest island in the Bay and approximately half of its area is covered by a National Park, which is home to the highly endangered Cat Ba Langur. The island has a wide variety of natural ecosystems, both marine and terrestrial, leading to incredibly high rates of biodiversity. Types of natural habitats found on Cat Ba Archipelago include limestone karsts, tropical limestone forests, coral reefs, mangrove and sea grass beds, lagoons, beaches, caves, and willow swamp forests. Cat Ba Island is one of the only populated islands in Ha Long Bay, with roughly 13,000 inhabitants living in six different communes, and 4,000 more inhabitants living on floating fishing villages off the coast. The large majority of the population can be found in Cat Ba Town which is located at the southern tip of the Island (15 km south of the national park) and is the commercial center on the Island. Since 1997, Cat Ba Town has grown rapidly and has become a tourist hub for both the Island and greater Ha Long Bay.
LAN HA BAY
Lan Ha Bay has 400 islets and 139 of them have small sandy beaches. Cruising along Lan Ha Bay should activate your imagination as you see different island having different formations like Hon Guoc (Wooden Shoe Islet), Hon Doi (Bat Grotto), and many more.
HIGHLIGHTS
Experience cruising at Ha Long Bay with one of the best cruising boats, Apricot Cruise.
Have an unforgettable sundeck sunset party and a squid hunt at Ha Long Bay.
Enjoy the blending colors view of the blue sky and the emerald sea.
Learn how to make the Vietnamese Spring Rolls through a cooking lesson.
Have the most comfortable stay in every room you get to have.
Get to see one island to another, trek through a forest and climbing to the best view points.
WHAT SHOULD YOU BRING?
Comfortable footwear for both cruising and mountain climbing.
Pocket money
Swimwear
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Passport
Hat
