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Vietnamese traditional wooden floating farm house
Eco Floating Farm Stay Cai Beo is a Vietnamese traditional wooden floating house. It located in the heart of Cai Beo floating village with quiet beautiful life and fish farms. Our floating eco farmstay is one of the best floating place to hide away, sit back, relax and soak up like no Other on Lan Ha bay. Beo Fishing Village is a quaint and picturesque fishing village located on Cat Ba Island in Vietnam. This traditional Vietnamese fishing village is known for its scenic beauty and authentic cultural experience. Visitors to Beo Fishing Village can witness the daily life of local fishermen, explore the bustling fishing harbor, and enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants. The village is also surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, including lush green hills and the pristine waters of Lan Ha Bay. It's a charming destination for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the local culture and enjoy the tranquility of a coastal village.
Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Cai Beo Floating Village in Cat Ba island, the oldest fishing village in Vietnam. Nestled in the Cat Ba Archipelago, this destination offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity, attracting visitors with its stunning natural landscapes and well-preserved local culture. Explore the romantic floating village and experience the unique charm of traditional floating houses where locals live and work, providing a fascinating insight into their daily lives. Engage in fishing activities with local fishermen, learning about their techniques and experiencing the thrill of catching fresh seafood. Discover the historical relics of Cai Beo, recognized as the cradle of Vietnam's island culture, with artifacts dating back over 7,000 years showcasing the evolution of society from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age. Indulge in the unique flavors of local cuisine, with must-try dishes that showcase the fresh seafood and culinary delights of the region. Sample traditional dishes prepared by skilled local chefs. #ecofloatingfarmstayCaiBeo #bsa #kayaking
Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Cai Beo Fishing Floating Village
Experience the oldest fishing village in Vietnam, home to over 200 households engaged in fishing and fish cage farming. Enjoy the picturesque natural beauty of the clear blue sea, limestone mountains, and unique floating houses on the water.
Cruise to admire the beauty of Cai Beo Fishing Village
Embark on a boat cruise to explore the serene beauty of Cai Beo Fishing Village. Glide through the blue sea, surrounded by moss-covered islands, and experience the charm of this ancient fishing village in Lan Ha Bay.
Discover a 7000-year-old cultural heritage
Delve into the rich history of Cai Beo Fishing Village, a site dating back 7000 years. Explore archaeological artifacts and learn about the ancient Vietnamese culture that has been preserved in this historical location.
Culture and History
Cai Beo Floating Village is steeped in cultural and historical significance, with landmarks and practices that reflect the heritage of Vietnam. Explore the village to uncover its rich past and traditions.
Local Cuisine
Indulge in delicious fresh seafood dishes in Cai Beo, including tilapia, grouper, and more. Don't miss out on the specialties of Hai Phong city, such as shrimp paste, crab cakes, and banh duc tau.
History of Cai Beo Floating Village
Discover the ancient roots of Cai Beo Fishing Village, dating back to prehistoric times. Explore archaeological sites that showcase the cultural heritage of this historic settlement.
Where is Cai Beo Floating Village
Located in the Cat Ba Archipelago, Cat Hai Island District, Hai Phong City, Cai Beo Fishing Village offers a tranquil setting amidst the sea. Admire the natural beauty of the surroundings, with limestone mountains and pristine blue waters creating a picturesque backdrop.
Please contact us and chat through WhatsApp: +84 912 555 208 & 913 641 098 (Available 24 / 7) See Catba, Stay Eco Floating Farmstay Cai Beo.
