Over the last decade or so, kayaking has become a popular activity in Ha Long Bay, which covers an area of 1,500 square kilometers, offering many options for both the less and the more adventurous.
Located in the Gulf of Tonkin, Hạ Long bay has thousands of limestone peaks rising magically from crystalline emerald waters and many dramatic islets and deep, mysterious caves.
However, conventional boat tours are not the best way to access all of them, say both experienced and greenhorn kayakers after doing their thing in the famous Hạ Long Bay . Therefore, over the last decade or so, kayaking has become a popular activity in Ha Long Bay, which covers an area of 1,500 square kilometers, offering many options for both the less and the more adventurous. Kayaking in Hạ Long Bay is more than an indulgence, it offers vistas not reachable by other means.
With modern kayaking equipment, visitors can maximize on speed and maneuverability as they explore the open sea and many hidden lagoons and stalagmite caves that are difficult to access by other means. After a day of paddling amongst islets, visiting hidden caves, lagoons, unspoiled beaches and floating fishing villages, they often unwind on the boat and enjoy a sumptuous dinner which bring tourists a great travel experience./.
Located in the Gulf of Tonkin, Hạ Long bay has thousands of limestone peaks rising magically from crystalline emerald waters and many dramatic islets and deep, mysterious caves.
However, conventional boat tours are not the best way to access all of them, say both experienced and greenhorn kayakers after doing their thing in the famous Hạ Long Bay . Therefore, over the last decade or so, kayaking has become a popular activity in Ha Long Bay, which covers an area of 1,500 square kilometers, offering many options for both the less and the more adventurous. Kayaking in Hạ Long Bay is more than an indulgence, it offers vistas not reachable by other means.
With modern kayaking equipment, visitors can maximize on speed and maneuverability as they explore the open sea and many hidden lagoons and stalagmite caves that are difficult to access by other means. After a day of paddling amongst islets, visiting hidden caves, lagoons, unspoiled beaches and floating fishing villages, they often unwind on the boat and enjoy a sumptuous dinner which bring tourists a great travel experience./.
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