With more than 3,000 islands that make up the whole Halong Bay archipelago, you could easily assume that there are hundreds or even a thousand beaches scattered all over the bay. But since most of it are made out of karst limestone rocks, the beaches that are readily available for tourists are only a handful. Amongst all other sites in the area, these three are the most famous ones.
I work and live on a cruise ship. Eventually we will have days when we don’t have any guests and have to stay on anchor at the local Bai Chay harbor. Since we have to save fuel from the generators we turn of the electricity and water during afternoons and evenings. We are usually forced by nature to sleep under the open skies which in Halong Bay can be quite rewarding.
With more than 3,000 islands that make up the whole Halong Bay archipelago, you could easily assume that there are hundreds or even a thousand beaches scattered all over the bay. But since most of it are made out of karst limestone rocks, the beaches that are readily available for tourists are only a handful. Amongst all other sites in the area, these three are the most famous ones.
I work and live on a cruise ship. Eventually we will have days when we don’t have any guests and have to stay on anchor at the local Bai Chay harbor. Since we have to save fuel from the generators we turn of the electricity and water during afternoons and evenings. We are usually forced by nature to sleep under the open skies which in Halong Bay can be quite rewarding.
I work and live on a cruise ship. Eventually we will have days when we don’t have any guests and have to stay on anchor at the local Bai Chay harbor. Since we have to save fuel from the generators we turn of the electricity and water during afternoons and evenings. We are usually forced by nature to sleep under the open skies which in Halong Bay can be quite rewarding.
I work and live on a cruise ship. Eventually we will have days when we don’t have any guests and have to stay on anchor at the local Bai Chay harbor. Since we have to save fuel from the generators we turn of the electricity and water during afternoons and evenings. We are usually forced by nature to sleep under the open skies which in Halong Bay can be quite rewarding.
I work and live on a cruise ship. Eventually we will have days when we don’t have any guests and have to stay on anchor at the local Bai Chay harbor. Since we have to save fuel from the generators we turn of the electricity and water during afternoons and evenings. We are usually forced by nature to sleep under the open skies which in Halong Bay can be quite rewarding.
I work and live on a cruise ship. Eventually we will have days when we don’t have any guests and have to stay on anchor at the local Bai Chay harbor. Since we have to save fuel from the generators we turn of the electricity and water during afternoons and evenings. We are usually forced by nature to sleep under the open skies which in Halong Bay can be quite rewarding.
