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Overview
Experience the ultimate nature and adventure tour in Cat Ba National Park Trek, Viet Hai Village & Lan Ha Bay Kayaking! This full-day excursion takes you through lush tropical forests, stunning mountain peaks, and the serene Frog Pond, a hidden gem surrounded by rare
Highlights
Description
Discover the natural beauty and rich culture of Cat Ba Island on this full-day adventure. Begin with a scenic hike through Cat Ba National Park, passing stunning viewpoints and arriving at the tranquil Frog Pond. Visit the secluded Viet Hai Village for a delicious home-cooked lunch and a glimpse into local life. Afterward, enjoy a leisurely bike ride to Viet Hai Harbor and set sail to explore the emerald waters of Lan Ha Bay. Visit a floating house, kayak through hidden lagoons, and cruise past the historic Cai Beo Floating Village before returning to your hotel.
What's included
Itinerary
Begins the journey with a morning pick-up from your hotel in Cat Ba Town. A short drive takes you to Cat Ba National Park, where you’ll embark on a scenic hike through the lush rainforest, passing viewpoints at Ang Vat, May Bau, and Ang Phay. Enjoy breathtaking panoramas and immerse yourself in the diverse flora and fauna of the park.
After about 2.5 hours, arrive at Frog Pond, the largest freshwater lake on the island, surrounded by rare Va Nuoc trees.
After a short break, continue your journey to Viet Hai Village, an isolated and charming rural village inside the national park. Upon arrival, meet the friendly locals and savor a delicious home-cooked lunch. Afterward, hop on a bicycle for a 5km scenic ride through the lush countryside to Viet Hai Harbor. From there, board a boat to explore Lan Ha Bay, an unspoiled paradise with emerald waters and limestone karsts. Visit a floating house to observe the local fishing culture, then grab a kayak and paddle through the tranquil bay, soaking in the stunning scenery.
As the sun begins to set, cruise back toward Cai Beo Floating Village, the oldest floating village in Vietnam, where you can witness the traditional way of life on the water. Finally, return to Ben Beo Harbor and transfer back to your hotel in Cat Ba Town, concluding an unforgettable day of adventure, culture, and natural beauty.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time does the Cat Ba National Park Trek, Viet Hai Village & Lan Ha Bay Kayaking take?
Cat Ba National Park Trek, Viet Hai Village & Lan Ha Bay Kayaking duration is 9 hours.
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