Discover the Untouched Beauty of Bai Tu Long Bay

Located just east of Ha Long Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay stretches all the way to the Chinese border, possessing hundreds of large and small islands, unspoiled beaches, and a vast national park. This place is likened to a “forgotten paradise” – showcasing magnificent beauty no less than Ha Long Bay, but with a peaceful and less crowded atmosphere, ideal for visitors seeking a complete and private experience.

Outstanding Highlights

Thien Canh Son Cave: Famous for its sparkling stalactites with fantastic shapes resembling lotus flowers, baby elephants, or natural chandeliers.

Cong Do Island: About 25 km from Bai Chay Port, the island features beautifully curved beaches, unique natural lakes, and a rich marine ecosystem. It is also a popular spot where many cruises organize dinner parties inside caves under magical candlelight.

Experience a Bai Tu Long Cruise

By choosing a 3-day 2-night cruise tour, visitors can enjoy many interesting activities: morning Tai Chi practice, night squid fishing, cycling through floating fishing villages, savoring BBQ parties on the beach, or having a romantic dinner in a cave. The journey not only offers magnificent scenery but also provides opportunities to explore local culture and life.

Special Cuisine

When visiting Bai Tu Long, don’t miss:

• Fresh oysters – a specialty of the “kingdom of oysters,” with many delicious preparation methods.

• Squid cakes (Chả mực) – chewy, tasty, and fragrant, often eaten with sticky rice or steamed rice rolls.

• Sá Sùng (peanut worms) – a nutritious dish with a rich sea flavor, considered the “essence” of Quang Ninh cuisine.

In addition, there are many other fresh seafood dishes such as sea cucumbers, stone crabs, and sea urchins.

Ideal Time to Visit

The period from April to June is the most beautiful, with warm sunshine suitable for swimming and sightseeing. It is recommended to avoid June to July due to possible sudden storms.