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Cat Ba Active Explorer – Cycling, Trekking & Cruising in Lan Ha Bay

3 days

Moderate

Cat Ba Multi-Adventure offers a 3-day experience featuring cycling, trekking, and exploration of Lan Ha Bay, providing an active and scenic journey on Cat Ba Island.

Experience an extraordinary 3-day active escape that seamlessly blends cycling, trekking, authentic homestay living, and kayaking on Vietnam’s most stunning island and bay. This program is ideal for travelers seeking a deeper connection with nature, culture, and adventure. 

  • Cycle through the picturesque rural landscapes of Cat Ba, visiting Hiền Hào village, stopping at a local bee farm, and immersing yourself in the tranquility of countryside life. 
  • Explore the historic Hospital Cave, a remarkable wartime secret hospital ingeniously built into the limestone hills. 
  • Embark on a 9-kilometer jungle trek in Cat Ba National Park, featuring panoramic hilltop views, rare plant species, and diverse wildlife. 
  • Enjoy an authentic homestay experience in the remote fishing village of Viet Hai, savoring local meals and the unique relaxation of a traditional fish massage. 
  • Cruise through the emerald waters of Lan Ha Bay, surrounded by dramatic limestone karsts and breathtaking scenery. 
  • Kayak through hidden lagoons and caves, discovering serene, secluded corners of the bay away from the crowds. 
  • Indulge in local culinary experiences, including delicious home-cooked meals, fresh seafood served onboard, and genuine village dining. 

This curated itinerary promises an immersive journey that highlights the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Vietnam’s most captivating destinations.

What's included?
    • Entrance fee tickets
    • Boat trip full day – group tour sharing
    • Meals: 2 lunches, 2 dinner, 2 breakfast
    • Transfers around Cat Ba island as indicated in the itinerary
    • English speaking tour guide for land tours services in Cat Ba island & its Lan Ha bay
    • Private room Room at hotel and homestay based on DBL/ TWN share
    • Surcharge will be applied for single sup, festive dates
    • Bike & Kayak equipment
    • VAT
    Exclusions
      • Personal expense
      • Private transportation
      • Single supplement
      • Tips
      Please note
        • Adventure seekers & nature lovers – The jungle trek and cycling through rural Cat Ba are perfect for those who enjoy being outdoors and physically active.
        • Cultural explorers – Staying overnight in a local homestay at Viet Hai village offers a genuine taste of village life and hospitality.
        • Small groups of friends or adventurous couples – Great for sharing unique experiences like jungle trekking, fish massage, and kayaking.
        • Travelers who want off-the-beaten-path experiences – This trip is less touristy, giving more authentic encounters with nature and local life.
        • Travelers with a moderate fitness level – The 9 km trek requires some stamina but is very rewarding with views and biodiversity.
        What to bring
          • Passport & Visa (if required) – keep a copy in case of loss.
          • Cash & Cards – Vietnam is still cash-friendly; small bills for taxis, street food, and local markets.
          • Travel Insurance – highly recommended.
          • Summer clothes from April to November, warm clothes from December to March)
          • Comfortable clothing, arm cover sleeves and closed toed shoes for cycling
          • Swimwear, sandals, towel and clean clothes for swimming and kayaking
          • Sunscreen & hat – strong sun, especially in central & southern Vietnam.
          • Insect repellent – for mosquitoes (dengue & malaria risk in some areas).
          • Basic medicines – stomach relief, painkillers, motion sickness pills.
          • Reusable water bottle – stay hydrated; bottled/filtered water is safest.
          • Universal travel adapter – Vietnam uses 220V, plugs A, C, D, G.
          • Phone & power bank – maps, Grab (ride hailing), translation apps are very useful.
          • Camera – for landscapes, markets, temples.
          • Daypack – for daily trips.
          • Tissues & hand sanitizer – not always available in public toilets.
          • Travel guide or offline map – in case of weak internet.