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Vietnam-Halong Bay in Pictures

On the Ferry from Halong City to  Cát Bà Island.  It wasn't super warm.

On the Ferry from Halong City to Cát Bà Island. It wasn’t super warm.

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 Cát Bà town and a sunken ship from a couple years past.

Cát Bà town and a sunken ship from a couple years past.

The view from the  Cát Bà Canon Fort.

The view from the Cát Bà Canon Fort.

Old ammunition storage at the  Cát Bà Canon Fort

Old ammunition storage at the Cát Bà Canon Fort

After a day in  Cát Bà we hopped on to the Classic Sails boat and headed out to explore the Halong and Lan Ha bays.  We paid $100 each for two nights on our own private boat including food and drink.

After a day in Cát Bà we hopped on to the Classic Sails boat and headed out to explore the Halong and Lan Ha bays. We paid $100 each for two nights on our own private boat including food and drink.

Cruising on by a floating fishemans village in Lan ha Bay.

Cruising on by a floating fishemans village in Lan ha Bay.

The Halong bay version of James Bond Island.

The Halong bay version of James Bond Island.

Fresh Caught fish for tonights Fish soup.

Fresh Caught fish for tonights Fish soup.

Sushi.  No really this little guy was literally pulled out of the ocean and sliced into Squid sushi in a matter of a couple hours.  Some of the tastiest we have ever had.

Sushi. No really this little guy was literally pulled out of the ocean and sliced into Squid sushi in a matter of a couple hours. Some of the tastiest we have ever had.

Chilling on the upper deck in 50 degree temps.

Chilling on the upper deck in 50 degree temps.

Lis leading us into the Lagoon.

Lis leading us into the Lagoon.

Through a tunnel and into our own private pirate Lagoon.

Through a tunnel and into our own private pirate Lagoon.

Fisherman bringing in the days catch.

Fisherman bringing in the days catch.

The most common mode of travel.

The most common mode of travel.

After coming back to Cát Bà we headed back to Hanoi to catch a train to head north for a few days before hopping the border into Laos.

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