Halong Bay: UNESCO Islands, Legend & Geology of Vietnam’s Iconic Bay
Halong Bay explained: UNESCO World Heritage values, the descending dragon legend, geology, history and famous islets like Fighting Cocks.

Halong Bay explained: UNESCO World Heritage values, the descending dragon legend, geology, history and famous islets like Fighting Cocks.

Thien Canh Son Cave in the Cong Do area of Halong Bay: a quiet cave above a beach on Bai Tu Long cruises. Tips and FAQs.

Vung Vieng Fishing Village on the edge of Bai Tu Long Bay: bamboo boats, kayaking, Route 4 fees and cruise tips.

Cap La Island: kayak calm lagoons and cliffs on Halong Bay Route 4, far from the crowds. Fees, cruise tips and FAQs.

Cong Dam, a remote corner of Bai Tu Long Bay with hidden lagoons and top kayaking on 3-day cruises. How it differs from Cong Do.

Ba Trai Dao (Three Peaches) islets in Lan Ha Bay: swimming, kayaking, how to get there from Cat Ba, and tips.

Trung Trang Cave on Cat Ba Island: a 300 m walk-through cave by the national park. Location, tickets, tips and FAQs.

Dark and Bright Cave (Hang Sang Toi) in Lan Ha Bay: kayak or bamboo boat through a sea tunnel. Fees, tides, tips and FAQs.

Viet Hai Village inside Cat Ba National Park: boat and bike access, homestays, what to do and tips for Lan Ha Bay cruises.

Ao Ech, a sheltered kayaking spot among karsts in Lan Ha Bay near Cat Ba. How to visit, fees and tips.