#Co To

On June 30, a groundbreaking ceremony was held in the Co To Special Zone for Quang Ninh’s first industrial-scale marine aquaculture project.

To commemorate the 65th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s visit to Co To Island (May 9, 1961 – May 9, 2026), the Co To Special Zone will host the Summer Culture, Sports and Tourism Week 2026 from May 6 to 9, featuring a series of vibrant cultural, sports and tourism activities.

Beyond its blue waters, white sands, golden sunlight and stunning sunsets, Co To also captivates visitors with another vibrant hue: the brilliant yellow of harvest season on its coastal fields. Amid modern life, as many travelers seek out authentic and untouched experiences, the “one day as an island farmer” tourism model in Co To has become a unique highlight, increasingly attracting international visitors.

Co To island has currently focused on developing water-based tourism products and services. This strategy not only caters to the rising demand for unique experiences but also helps elevate the island’s brand, setting it apart on Vietnam’s coastal tourism map.

Located in a strategic position along Vietnam’s northeastern maritime route, Co To special zone is envisioned as a national and international center for marine and island ecotourism. With a clearly defined development plan and synchronized infrastructure investment, Co To has become a powerful symbol of aspirations for growth, a “green special zone” in the heart of the Northeast Sea.

As the soft afternoon light settles over Bac Van port, the sea shimmers with the gentle hues of sunset. Cool breezes blend with the salty scent of the ocean, while boats carrying freshly caught fish and shrimp return one after another. Weathered faces, tanned by the sun, light up with joy, bearing the sweet rewards of a long day spent on the open sea. In Co To island district, the fishing port is not just a hub of lively trade, it also mirrors the enduring rhythm of life for generations of coast

On April 26, the opening ceremony of Co To island tourism 2025 featuring the theme: "Co To - Where the waves call back the sun" drew the participation of approximately 2,200 locals and tourists.

Visiting Tran Island in late winter, you will experience the majestic and serene beauty of a frontline island situated at the northeasternmost point of Vietnam.

Vung Tien beach is among the last remaining beautiful and untouched places in Co To island, or the “island paradise” in northern Vietnam.

Co To has become one of the most attractive places for tourists because of turquoise water, white smooth sand, pristine forest, and tranquil atmosphere that you can’t find anywhere else. This island is heaven for adventure, not only for a relaxing vacation.

Authorities have requested local accommodations and tourism businesses to increase the use of environment-friendly and recycled products.

Besides gleaming beaches and diverse marine creatures, Co To Island has an abundance of mesmerizing attractions that every tourist should not miss.

Co To island is described as a green pearl with smooth white sand and wild beaches, clear blue water and primeval forest, and has become a popular tourist destination in recent years.

Co To has become one of the most attractive places for tourists because of turquoise water, white smooth sand, pristine forest, and tranquil atmosphere that you can’t find anywhere else. This island is heaven for adventure, not only for a relaxing vacation.

Tourists visiting the Co To Island have been subject to a new rule: no plastic bags or single-use plastic items allowed since September 15.

Besides gleaming beaches and diverse marine creatures, Co To Island has an abundance of mesmerizing attractions that every tourist should not miss.

Besides gleaming beaches and diverse marine creatures, Co To Island has an abundance of mesmerizing attractions that every tourist should not miss.

Visitors to Co To Island can explore the wonders of the ocean by scuba diving. It offers a glimpse into the island's vibrant coral reefs and marine life.

After the People’s Committee of Co To district informed tourists about the storm, 42 ships departed, carrying more than 8.000 visitors to the mainland.