Nestled among a cluster of islets to the south of Cát Bà Island in Lan Ha Bay, Monkey Island, or Đảo Cát Dứa, derives its name from the wild macaques that roam freely across its golden beaches and lush bush. The island’s mountainous spine offers panoramic ocean views, while its shores provide a perfect spot for swimming. Many Lan Ha Bay cruises include a stop here, allowing visitors to take photos with the playful monkeys and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings.
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