What is the weather like in Bai Tu Long Bay?

The climate in Bai Tu Long Bay is humid and tropical with a hot, humid summer and dry, cold winter. Bai Tu Long temperature varies from 15oC to 25oC. Annual rainfall ranges from 2000mm to 2200mm. Bai Tu Long bay has a normal diurnal tide system (ranges of 3.5-4 m amplitude).
Salinity in dry season ranges from 31 to 34.5MT and in the rainy season is lower. It is possible to visit Halong Bay year-round, with the best time to visit from October through April, although the weather can be cold and overcast with poor visibility during the winter months of December, January, and February. Temperatures increase and storms are more likely during the rainy season during the summer months from May to September.

1. The weather of Bai Tu Long Bay in 12 months:

March + May: temperature: ~ 20 ° F-22 ° F; light rain someday, clear blue sky. 
June + July + Aug: temperature: ~ 26 ° F-28 ° F with the strong sun; cautious with typhoon; rain someday but fast. 
Sept + Oct + Nov: Best time to enjoy a cool Halong: ~ 26 ° F-28 ° F 
Dec + Jan + Feb: temperature: 18 ° F ~ 20 ° F; cold with strong winds; misty and rainy someday 

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2. Bai Tu Long Bay Best time to travel 

It will be good all year round, but review Typhoon forecast before you go  
The best time to travel is from September and October to visit Bai Tu Long Bay; March and April

3. Attractions

Bai Tu Long National Park

The National Park is a vibrant forest and marine protected area covering 61,25 km2 and an even greater underwater area of 96,58 km2. It is home to an incredible variety of flora and fauna including the leopard cat, Indian muntjac, tiny Indian civet, and great Indian civet.

 

Thien Canh Son Cave

A wide cavern with three main chambers on the island of the same name, entry to Thien Canh Son Cave is by a cliff face via a hidden trail through a thick canopy of trees. The cave formations are usually associated with various daily objects, lotus blooms, a baby elephant, seals, and other flowers. There's a nice beach here too, making it an ideal stop-off point to explore for a few hours.

 

Ban Chan Beach

Very much of a beach area called "off the beaten track," the white sand of Ban Chan Beach fringed by idyllic green / blue sea makes it one of the most popular beaches in the whole world. Surrounded by rugged rocks and lush green forests, enjoying a swim, kayaking or a beach barbecue is a wonderful atmosphere.

 

Vung Vieng Fishing Village

Vung Vieng Fishing Village, one of the last remaining of its kind, is an important stop-off point for any visitor hoping to get an insight into traditional Halong culture and life. Although it is no longer inhabited full-time, the floating village is kept for tourists to walk in and learn about the deep-rooted traditions of Halong. 

Stopping off and taking some photographs is also a visually impactful spot.

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