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Things to Do in Halong Bay

Ong Cam Area, Halong Bay

Visit the Ong Cam Area of Halong Bay and spend a lovely time with your partner or family. This destination is rich in local life and cultural heritage, offering something special to everyone. The narrow lanes of Ong Cam are lined up with traditional houses, taking you through Vietnam’s past. As you explore the Ong Cam Area, you will find a happening market. It is famous for selling local artisanal products, dishes, and fresh produce. They give you a glimpse into the life of Halong Bay natives. Night markets are also quite famous here, giving you an opportunity to gaze at the stars and shop your hearts out.

Duck Islet

Duck Islet in Halong Bay is a charming limestone rock formation resembling a duck afloat on the emerald waters. A popular spot for boat tours, it adds to the picturesque beauty of the UNESCO World Heritage site. Its unique shape and serene surroundings make it a must-see attraction for visitors.

Lan Ha Bay

Lan Ha Bay is an enchanting destination which comprises over 400 limestone islands. It is a picturesque location, featuring lush greenery, crystal blue waters, mountains, islands and caves. Additionally, it has a rich ecosystem and is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. The fascinating marine life of Lan Ha Bay includes more than 200 species of fish, 400 species of arthropods, 500 species of molluscs and numerous corals.

Surprise Caves

The Surprise Cave locally known as Sung Sot Cave is the most popular attraction in Halong Bay. Spread across a vast area of 12,000 square metres, it is the largest cave in Halong Bay. The length of this cave is about 800 metres whereas the height is about 30 metres. 

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