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Hòn Trà Ngư

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    • Kleiner Ausflug
      Jour 115

      Halong Bay

      27 octobre 2022, Vietnam ⋅ ⛅ 27 °C

      Die Bootstour in die Halong Bay führte uns zuerst durch die Fischerdörfer. Diese Fischer wohnen in ihren schwimmenden Häusern im Wasser und züchten dort riesen Fische in viel zu keinen Netzen. Das ganze sah von weitem ganz interessant aus.
      Danach fuhren wir mit dem Boot weiter durch die Berge, über uns kreisen Adler. Dieser Ort sieht wirklich magisch aus. Er ist zurecht UNESCO Weltnaturerbe. An einer Stelle machen wir halt zum Baden. Man kann vom Boot aus reinspringen und bis auf eine kleine Sandbank schwimmen.
      Philipp ist natürlich mit rein gesprungen, ich hab Fotos gemacht und versucht nicht aufzufallen. Nächster Stopp ist das Kayak fahren. Hier müsste ich unbedingt mit. Es ging zwischen den Bergen hindurch und durch kleine Höhlen.
      Leider war wie überall hier sehr viel Müll zu sehen. Unfassbar traurig. Mit dieser einmaligen Natur zieht Vietnam jedes Jahr tausende Menschen an aber sie lassen es trotzdem so aussehen.
      Besonders schockiert waren wir als wir feststellen das die schwimmenden Dörfer und auch die Kayak Station nicht auf Fässern sondern auf Styroporboxen schwimmt. Jedes Mal wenn dann ein Schiff dort hält, fährt es gegen eine Box und es bricht ein Stück ab. Und wir wundern uns am Strand wo die ganzen Kugeln her kommen 🙈
      Zum Abschluss fuhren wir Richtung Sonnenuntergang wieder zurück zum Hafen.      En savoir plus

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    • Voyageurüberall & nirgendwo
      Jour 71

      Golf von Tonkin

      25 novembre 2019, Vietnam ⋅ ⛅ 26 °C

      Nach einer Anreise vor zwei Tagen von Nha Trang nach Hanoi ging es gestern mit einem Holzboot in die Halong Bucht, die im Golf von Tonkin liegt. Berühmt ist diese für die über 1900 Kalksteinfelsen die pompös aus dem smaradgrünen Wasser ragen. Es war mystisch und es schien als würden wir zwischen den Felsen durchschleichen.

      Es gibt Momente im Leben, in denen die Natur einem ein Gefühl der absoluten Schwerelosigkeit gibt und gestern war einer dieser Tage für mich in denen dies geschah.

      Nach einer Höhlenbesichtigung, einem kleinen Aufstieg für eine spektakuläre Aussicht und dem vietnamesischen Essen auf dem Boot ging es am Abend bei einer tief stehenden Sonne welche die Felsen in rot-oranges Licht tauchte in die Bucht zurück.

      Da blinzelte ich eine Träne weg und war so unendlich zufrieden.      En savoir plus

    • VoyageurNairo2Rio - Around The World
      121
      Jour 96–100

      Cat Ba Island - Cruise, Spa And Hike

      17 janvier, Vietnam ⋅ ⛅ 22 °C

      After the amazing adventure of the Ha Giang Loop, we took a loooong 11.5h overnight sleeper bus journey to Cat Ba Islands, which is nestled in Lan Ha Bay (right next to the famous Ha Long Bay). As we arrived at 6.30am and still somewhat exhausted from the loop and the bus journey, we took it slow and planned our next 2 days on the island.

      The next day, we went to the Flamingo Hotel. For $12, we got an ice cream, 30 minutes of Kayak, access to an exclusive beach, a free beer and snacks at the rooftop terrace, tokens to play some arcade games, pool access and, most importantly, access to their Japanese Onsen Spa (few pools/jacuzzis heated up to 43 degrees, plus steam room and sauna).

      As it was a sunny day, we spend some time on the beach before going to their rooftop overlooking beautiful Lan Ha Bay. After playing some fun arcade games, we relaxed in the Onsen (men and women separated), which both of us had completely to ourselves.

      The next day, we made a few friends over breakfast, hired a scooter and hiked up to a viewpoint overlooking Cat Ba Island. It was a short but medium-though hike that got our blood pumping. In the afternoon, we went back to the Flamingo Hotel and did pretty much the same as the day before, although this time without the Onsen.

      For our last two days in the area (and time together), we booked an overnight cruise in Lan Ha Bay. Once we arrived in our private cabin, we quickly went to the upper deck, did a little photoshoot and enjoyed the views over this fantastic piece of earth. It was a perfect time, as the sun peaked out, inducing us to lounge on the deck.

      After an hour or so, it was time to take a small boat to a nearby beach to play some beach volleyball and just soak in the scenery. It was not the nicest beach, unfortunately, and the sun stopped shining. Thus, once back on the boat, we hopped into the jacuzzi to warm up. The rest of the evening involved a delicious dinner, lots of dancing, and long conversations about our 5 weeks in Vietnam, as this was our last stop in the country (more on that in the next post).

      On our last day, Amy took it easy in the morning, while I took the opportunity and kayaked a little bit in Lan Ha Bay. The peace and quiet in the morning, when the only thing you hear is nature was a perfect end to our cruise and Vietnam adventures.      En savoir plus

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    • Vietnam
      Jour 21

      Day 20 - to Halong Bay

      17 août 2023, Vietnam ⋅ ☁️ 32 °C

      Early start from our Hanoi hotel to hop on the bus to Halong/ Lan Ha Bay
      We stop at a service station that along with a toilet and coffee, gives us an education on the process of farming pearls from Oysters
      Speed boat for the 5 of us and our luggage to the Unicharm.
      Couple of hours chugging firstly through Halong Bay and then in to Lan Ha Bay, watching the gorgeous scenery, exploring our home for the next 48 hours, and enjoying good seafood for lunch.
      Once we reach Lan Ha, we transfer to the tender, and head to the floating activity centre and jump in canoes.
      2 hours canoeing round Halong Bay and swimming from a beach. It's all beautiful but there is a lot of rubbish about.
      Back to the boat for Happy Hour, making spring rolls, and then dinner.
      Night sleeping on our lovely boat!      En savoir plus

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    • Vietnam
      11
      Jour 20

      Day 19 - to Hanoi

      16 août 2023, Vietnam ⋅ ☁️ 31 °C

      Departure day from Tam Coc.
      Time for breakfast and a swim before 2 hour drive to Hanoi.
      Once checked in to our hotel, Betsy chooses a destination for lunch, and using the map from the hotel, navigates us through the streets of Hanoi to the Gourmet Corner Restaurant
      Poshest meal of the holiday so far.
      We then split up - 3 for massage, 2 for haircut (only one perm though)
      Then back together for a drink, and watch England women beat Australia, and meet a nice couple from Brisbane in the process.
      Then off to the same restaurant that Jake, Dylan and Dad ate at when we arrived nearly 3 weeks ago.
      Last stop at a cafe on Train street for a drink, then home to bed.
      Calista Hotel      En savoir plus

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    • VoyageurVietnam - Phillipinen - Singap
      1
      Jour 14

      Halong Bay

      17 juin 2023, Vietnam ⋅ ☁️ 31 °C

      Heute waren wir mit dem Boot unterwegs zum Halong Bay. Dort sind überall Felsen und Buchten - sehr faszinierende Natur.

      Wir sind zu einem Strand geschwommen, Kayak gefahren (auch unter kleinen Höhlen hindurch), vom Boot gesprungen und haben uns auf dem Deck gesonnt.En savoir plus

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    • Wok ’n’ Roll
      11
      Jour 58

      Cat Ba - Bootstour, kayake, velöle

      14 octobre 2023, Vietnam ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C

      Die felsigi umgebig heimer o no vo nöch genauer weue go luege u hei das mit ere bootstour chönne mache. Inbegriffe isch nebst em esse u umetuckerle dür d inslene e stung kayakfahre u e velousglug zum ne fischerdörfli a land gsi. Natürlech isch o gnue zit zum bade gsi, o wenn me nid überall het dörfe go wius es naturschutzgebiet isch. Z wetter isch o hüt wieder perfekt gsi u het für super sicht u sünnele gsorget.En savoir plus

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    • VoyageurVietnam
      11
      Jour 31

      2'000 Insle

      29 novembre 2023, Vietnam ⋅ ☁️ 24 °C

      Hüt am Morge am 7ni simir ufe Bus Richtig Cat Ba. Das isch e Insle ir Ha Long Bucht. Nachdämmir mitsammt Bus ufd Fähri si simir ca. am 11:30 i üsem Hostel acho. Wöumir genau 6 Lüt si heimir e ganze Schlafsau für üs übercho fasch wines Privatzimmer.
      Ig u der Andrew heinis diräkt fürne Bootstour am Namitag agmoude wöumir Morn scho witer nach Ha Giang fahre.
      Mir si öppis vorde 3 abghout worde u när mitem Boot dürd Ha Long Bucht gfahre. Hie giz fasch 2'000 Insle. D Landschaft isch seehr beidruckdnd! Mir hei när chönne Kajak fahre und speter bimene wunderschöne Sunneundergang bade. Gägdie 7ni simir zrügg izz Hostel cho u heinis e gmüetliche Abe imene Restaurant gmacht.      En savoir plus

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    • VoyageurVietnam!!!!!
      Jour 13

      Kayaking Amongst the Limestone 😍

      7 mars, Vietnam ⋅ ☁️ 20 °C

      We got to go kayaking amongst the limestone mountains of Lan Ha Bay. It was serene. For most of the time, we were the ONLY ones there. This is unheard of if you were to go to Ha long Bay, which is the super popular tourist site, and only a few hours up from Lan Ha Bay.

      Because the tides were lowish, we got to go into a hidden inlet through a small cave. This was so pretty. All around us are oyster farms and traps, which David explained how they all operate. Occasionally we would see some local Vietnamese fishermen or oyster farmers working the seas for food. Given my phone was in a waterproof bag, my photos came out awesome!

      PS. Don't be fooled by Michael's face in the last photo. He was deeply happy and relaxed. His words "I can't help it if my serenity face looks grumpy as hell" 🤣🤣🤣🤣      En savoir plus

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    • World Trip
      Jour 356

      Ha Long Bay

      7 février, Vietnam ⋅ 🌬 16 °C

      We left Hanoi for Ha Long Bay - the last 'real' stop for us on this trip. We were picked up early by our tour guide and driven 2hrs to the marina, where we transferred to a small boat to reach our cruise ship. We arrived at the cruise ship around 1pm, where we had some time to wander around the luxury cruise ship, meet the other guests and have lunch before we went out for a kayak that afternoon. We had a nice afternoon of kayaking around the limestone mountains (although Mike did most of the paddling, as usual). After the kayak, Mike jumped into the water for a quick dip as the sunset. Unfortunately, we had cloudy weather and the water wasn't very warm so the swim didn't last very long. Our first day of the cruise ended with a delicious buffet dinner, and an early night (as we're very tired these days). As we docked in Lan Ha Bay, there were much fewer boats around (50 boats in Lan Ha Bay, versus 1000 in Ha Long Bay) and absolutely no other boats docked near us, which made for a peaceful night.

      On the second day of our cruise, we went out to Cat Ba Island and hiked up to Dinh Ngu Lam in Cat Ba National Park. After our hike, we visited Hospital Cave (a cave used as a hospital during the Vietnam War) and the local market in Cat Ba town. We headed back to the ship around 3pm, and had a slow afternoon before dinner. After dinner, we decided to give squid fishing a try for a laugh. We were not expecting to catch anything, but about 15min into fishing, Mike caught a 10cm squid! Cass almost caught one too, but pulled her line too abruptly and lost it. After the excitement of catching Mike's squid, we realized our guide had left with the squid. No less than 5min later, we find him in the kitchen where he has already boiled the squid for his dinner! He was just about to chop it up to eat it before we arrived.

      On our last morning, we woke up early for a bike ride to Viet Han village on Cat Ba Island. It was a nice short 6km bike ride along the waters edge and through caves, and we eventually made our way to the town where we saw traditional houses and farms. The rest of the day was spent cruising back to the mainland, where we were transferred back to Hanoi for our last night in Vietnam.      En savoir plus

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