A big boat dropped us off between islands and we kayaked to this bay, Moody’s Beach.


Ha Long Bay is known for the thousands of limestone islands that stick out of the emerald water. For climbers this is a unique experience to climb so close to the water. It was about 4 meters from the water (the tide was dropping) to the first overhang. Luckily, big strong “Truffles” was able to help me get there. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to make it much further!



“Pony” had no problem shimmying up the inverted face! It made for quite a spectacular dismount.


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