• Cat Ba National Park - Cat Ba National Park stands out as a remarkable park within Vietnam’s national park system, being the first in the nation to encompass both forest and marine ecosystems. As the central zone of the Cat Ba Archipelago World Biosphere Reserve and a Special National Monument and Scenic Site, it exemplifies typical Asian tropical and subtropical marine-island ecosystems. These include primary tropical rainforests on limestone islands, mangrove forests, coral reefs, intertidal zones, cave ecosystems, saltwater lakes, bays, coves, and lagoons. These ecosystems are adjacent and interconnected, creating a rich landscape and habitat. The park is also the sole conservation area in Vietnam and globally that supports small populations of the Cat Ba Langur.
• Trung Trang Cave - Just a 10-minute walk from the Park Headquarters and 1 km south of the National Park’s center, near the road to Cat Ba Town, Trung Trang Cave is one of the largest and most representative caves in the Cat Ba Biosphere Reserve. It is a highly appealing tourist destination, attracting tens of thousands of domestic and international visitors each year.

Spanning approximately 300 meters through the heart of a limestone mountain, the cave boasts countless stunning stalactites in a variety of fascinating shapes. Upon entering, visitors are not only captivated by the incredible beauty and unique natural formations but also introduced to a local legend about Cat Ba Island. They are sure to be impressed and delighted by the spectacular stalactites and the colony of bats residing within the cave.

• Hospital Cave - Quan Y Cave (Military Medical Cave) is the most unique among the numerous large and small caves in the Cat Ba Archipelago area. It not only showcases the distinctive structure of coastal limestone mountain systems but also reflects the extraordinary creativity and combat resilience of humans. This site recorded many glorious victories of the military and people during the years of resistance against the Americans.

Situated midway up the mountain, right along the island-crossing road, Quan Y Cave was formed by nature and later modified by humans. Previously known as Hung Son Cave, named after the young man from Cat Island who assisted the king in fighting the An invaders. During the war, the cave was repurposed into a military hospital, hence the name Quan Y Cave (This is an option; visitors can purchase their own tickets if they wish to visit.).

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Exclusion : Tipping and personal expenses , Drinks

Joining a small group tour offers a truly private, comfortable, and peaceful experience with a professional and attentive tour guide.

Discover the unique natural cave with formations that are thousands of years old. This is the largest cave in the Cat Ba archipelago.

A truly remarkable experience in the Cat Ba National Park trekking tour is exploring the field hospital—a massive hospital located deep within the mountain. Established during the war against America, it served as a place to treat wounded soldiers on Cat Ba Island. This is a unique experience that is not available everywhere.

In just 4 hours, you can enjoy the stunning natural beauty of Cat Ba National Park and have the chance to learn about Vietnam’s cultural and historical values through its periods of resistance.

Ideal for nature lovers who have limited time when visiting Cat Ba, this experience program is the perfect choice.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.