Co To - a green pearl in the sea and sky of Northeast Vietnam

Co To Island is the farthest inhabited island from the mainland, about 1 hour by high-speed boat from Van Don port. Over the past few years, Co To's rustic beauty has attracted small groups of tourists who are seeking adventure and do not care about hotels and organised tours.

As an important part of Ha Long Bay, the islands of Co To feature unmatched natural beauty that is undamaged by human intervention and far from the noises and dusts of the urbanisation.

Visitors to the islands become absorbed by the fantastic, unspoilt beaches. They can also enjoy the extraordinary beauty of sunrise and sunset at Cau My rock field or Co To lighthouses, go fishing, experience nigh squid fishing and eat seafood.

In the eyes of photographers, Co To looks like a beautiful and graceful mermaid, so it takes them a lot of time and passion to conquer.

New soldiers salutes the flag and offers incense to commemorate President Ho Chi Minh on Co To Island.
New soldiers salute the national flag and offer incense to commemorate President Ho Chi Minh in front of his statue on Co To Island.
Co To looks sparkling at night.
Co To looks sparkling at night.
The beach of Ba Chau appears to be surprisingly stunning.
The beach of Ba Chau on Thanh Lan island appears to be surprisingly stunning.
Tourists see sunrise in the rock field of Mong Rong.
Tourists see sunrise in the rock field of Mong Rong.
Sunset on Co To beach
Sunset on Co To beach
Visitors experience night squid fishing.
Visitors experience night squid fishing.
Thanh Lan fishermen go to sea early.
Thanh Lan fishermen go to sea early.
Members of Bai Chay Bicycle Club parade around the island.
Members of Bai Chay Bicycle Club parade around the island with the theme "Journey to follow Uncle Ho's footsteps".

 By Duong Phuong Dai

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