Kayak in Halong bay
Halong bay is one of the most popular spots for kayaking and canoeing in Vietnam .With the many islets, lagoons, unspoiled beaches and hidden caves to discover, it is bound to satisfy even the most experienced paddlers.
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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on Mar 18 2011. Filed under Destination, Sea Kayaking, Tours, Vietnam.
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