Ha Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the seven natural wonders of the world. It is an endless domain of secluded beaches and amusing caves with heaps of rock climbing and water sports activities. From sailing on a luxury cruise and kayaking on the aquamarine waters to boarding a seaplane for a scenic flight and parasailing above the bay, the breathtaking scenery of Ha Long Bay and its more than 2000 limestone mountains can be relished in umpteen ways.
Some of your treasured experiences can include hiking through the tropical forests of the Cat Ba National Park, spelunking inside the mystical world of Sung Sot Cave and exploring the floating village of Cua Van with about 170 fishermen families residing in their vividly painted huts. You can even team up with a fisherman on his night excursion for squid fishing.
While you soak in the sun at the sparkling white sand beaches of the Da Nang coastline, you cannot miss exploring the wildlife of the decadent jungles of Son Tra Peninsula shielding the Da Nang city. If luck is on your side, you might spot the endangered, brightly-coloured red-shanked douc langur on your private expedition with a wildlife expert.