Halong 1 Hotel Halong Bay
Bai Chay Street, Ha Long Rd, Quang Ninh Halong Bay, Vietnam
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Na vikend navrat do Hanoia
Po prijemnom relaxe pri mori na Cat Ba island sme sa dnes rano zobudili spolu s uzasnou burkou, ktora vyumyvala cele mesto. Bolo treba sa zbalit a dat si ranajky este v hoteliku na ostrove odkial nas zobral busik do pristavu. Od zaciatku to islo akosi tazko, mozno kvoli tej burke alebo tazkemu chapaniu domorodcov. Prisiel pre nas autobus do ktoreho …
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Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
... extreme quiet of the night.
Tips:
-If you do not book through your hotel, make certain that both the hotel and cruise company are very clear about your plans. I had quite the debacle when the tour people claimed that they came to pick me up when they did not. They are always late and the drive to Ha Long Bay is three hours plus a “break” at ...
Halong Heaven
... stunningly beautiful. Everywhere you look, a majestic limestone monolith is erupting from the calm water, and old wooden junks with bright sails dot the landscape as far as you can see. It was a lovely accompaniment to our meal. After about an hour we anchored, ready for our first stop - Luon Cave. Of the 1969 islands that make up Halong Bay, over 800 have been named. We were next to Human Head Island, which you had to really want to see, and Turtle Island, which was ...
Running away to sea
... world feel. Small shrubs and vegetation cling to the perilous rock faces. You almost expect to see some Jurassic raptor stalking past on a cliff face and you cruse by. Our boat, a refashioned junk boat is nice enough. It’s not as pretty and shinny as the brochure photos but frankly I wasn’t expecting that. I have a room all to myself and I can lie and bed and watch the cliffs and bay slide by.
We get to the boat ...
Back to Hanoi
... behind. However once we set off of our tour of the old town we got quite used to the ducking and diving – weaving in and out of cars, tut-tuts and motorbikes – all carefully missing us by inches. We passed through some wonderful scenic streets selling everything from tourist tat, to clothes, jewellery and even Christmas decorations. Eventually we arrived at our restaurant for a lovely Vietnamese ...


