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Halong Bay is situated off the northeastern coast of Vietnam and consists of thousands of limestone peaks jutting
out of the calm, green water of the South China Sea. We couldn't believe how flat the water was! The peaks go
on for miles and miles and create a barrier that in turn creates a bathtub of clear ocean water to explore. It was one
of the best sites we've seen in our travels so far.
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| We were able to hike up and catch this great view from one of the many cliffs. |
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| One of many tiny fishing villages in the bay. Yes, they live right on the water. |
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| Coming into port... |
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| View from our cabin. Heather is trying to teach our guide how to float! |
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| Pirates and military over the years used the many caves in this region to hide out. |
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| Fishing for dinner... |
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| View from the deck of our boat. We did one overnight in this cove. |
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| Aaron did a little kayaking with a Danish guy who was on our tour. |
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| We shared this view with only 10 other people for our days on the bay. |
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