Cat Ba Islands & Lan Ha Bay

Travel to the coastal town, you will have a chance to immerse yourself in a World Natural Heritage, recognized by UNESCO – Cat Ba & Lan Ha Bay. As a quiet hidden area near Halong Bay, Lan Ha Bay boasts stunning and unspoiled scenery with significant value in biosphere reserves in Vietnam thanks to seven island and ocean ecosystems. This is the largest limestone archipelago of Vietnam with over 360 islands, including enchanting vegetation-covered limestone islands and spectacular karst formations.

Beyond enchanting beaches, Cat Ba National Park covers a total area of up to 15,200ha which is the habitat of 2,320 species of plants and animals on land and in the sea, many of which are on the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species. In particular, the Cat Ba Langur is a rare species, on the list of animals at the highest risk of extinction.

This land promises an enticing short getaway to soak your body in refreshing waters, bathe in the fresh green hues of nature and immerse in the leisure life of Vietnamese fishermen by walking around floating fishing villages and enjoying fresh seafood with a cold beer.