Discover Cát Bà Island

Why Visit Cát Bà Island ?
Cát Bà is the main island of an archipelago made up of over 360 islets. It offers a unique combination of stunning landscapes, unspoiled nature. Here is a wide range of Things to do on Cát Bà Island :
🌿 Cát Bà National Park: Hike through this UNESCO-listed reserve to discover rich wildlife — including the rare golden-headed langur — and breathtaking views.
🏖️ Hidden Beaches and Coves: Cat Co 1, 2, and 3 are the most famous, but many small, secluded beaches await you—accessible by scooter via scenic coastal roads.
🐟 Fishing Villages & Local Markets: Experience the authentic Vietnamese island life with colorful boats and freshly caught seafood.
🧗 Climbing & Outdoor Sports: Limestone cliffs attract climbers from around the world, while activities like cycling, paddleboarding, and snorkeling are also very popular.
🚣♂️ Kayaking in Lan Ha Bay: A quieter, more untouched alternative to Ha Long Bay, featuring floating villages, hidden lagoons, and karst cliffs.
Why Explore the Island by Scooter ?
Cát Bà Island is crossed by scenic roads winding through mountains, tropical forests, and along the coastline.
Renting a scooter gives you the freedom to travel at your own pace, stop wherever you like, go off the beaten path, and experience a 100% personalized adventure.
From the ferry terminal to the beaches, passing by caves, roadside cafés, and spectacular viewpoints — everything is accessible by scooter.
With the wind in your hair and a smile on your face, you’ll feel fully immersed in the island’s unique atmosphere.











Essential Information
Scooter Fueling Tips
There is only one proper gas station on the island, located at the entrance of Cát Bà Town, near the market.
For short trips, you can also buy bottled gasoline at grocery stores or from locals, often along the roads.
Before heading out to explore areas like Phù Long or Gia Luận, make sure to fill up.
Vietnam Road Rules and Safety
Riding a scooter in Vietnam can be an amazing experience, but traffic rules may differ from what you’re used to. We strongly recommend driving during the day when visibility is good.
