Park & nature

Cát Bà Island

4.8 · 838 reviews

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Cát Bà Island, the largest island in Lan Hạ Bay, is renowned for its national park, which covers over half the island. Visitors can hike through dense tropical forests, spot rare langurs and other wildlife, and enjoy panoramic views of the bay from mountain peaks. The island also offers pristine beaches like Cát Cò and secluded coves, making it a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Don't miss

Hike to the summit of Ngu Lam Peak for sweeping views of the bay and karst landscape.
Explore the Cát Bà National Park's trails, home to the endangered Cat Ba langur.
Relax on the sandy shores of Cát Cò 1, 2, and 3 beaches, each with clear waters.

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Cát Bà Island

You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

Cheapest way inBus Cat Ba island to Ha Noi4.2★ · 55 travelers~4 hoursFree cancellationFrom$12 per personSee dates →

Best full dayLan Ha - Ha Long Bay - Dau Be island 2D/1N from Cat Ba in less touristy areas.5★ · 3,758 travelers~48 hoursFree cancellationFrom$168 per personSee dates →

Top rated3D and 2N Lan Ha Bay Cat Ba Island Kayaking & Trekking with Vega5★ · 859 travelers~72 hoursFrom$360 per personSee dates →

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