Cat Ba Island to Hanoi

By joint bus and ferry service the journey from Cat Ba Island to Hanoi is scheduled to take from 3 to 4 hours depending upon which bus service you take.

Bus Times from Cat Ba Island to Hanoi

There are currently 11 services a day with Good Morning Cat Ba from Cat Ba Island to Hanoi available to book online.

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Cat Ba Island Bus Stop

Good Morning Cat Ba services from Cat Ba Island to Hanoi depart from the Good Morning Cat Ba Office in Cat Ba.

Hanoi Bus Stop

Good Morning Cat Ba services from Cat Ba Island to Hanoi terminate at the Good Morning Cat Ba Office, 128 Đ. Trần Nhật Duật, Hàng Buồm, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 10000, Vietnam.

About Travel to Hanoi

The arrival point in Hanoi for joint ferry and bus services from Cat Ba Island is Hanoi’s Old Quarter, also known as Hoan Kiem. The Old Quarter is the area where most foreign tourists to Hanoi choose to stay. This part of the city has a high concentration of hotels, bars and restaurants.

Attractions in Hanoi Old Quarter

The Old Quarter has a number of tourist attractions as well, including the Hoan Kiem Lake, Bach Ma Temple and St Joseph’s Cathedral. The streets of the Old Quarter are narrow and lined by mostly older townhouses, many of which have been converted into hotels, shops and restaurants. There are also lots of market stalls in this part of the city.

Ba Dinh Square

The other part of Hanoi which is popular with visitors is Ba Dinh Square. which is located to the north of the Old Quarter. Ba Dinh Square is the focal point of the city, with numerous important buildings clustered around it, including the Vietnam Parliament Building, the Presidential Palace, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the One Pillar Pagoda. The One Pillar Pagoda is a very old temple associated with a legend that forms an important part of Vietnamese folklore. As a consequence the One Pillar Pagoda is one of the most important historical sites n the country.

Temple of Literature

Between Da Dinh Square and the Old Quarter is another of Hanoi’s most important temples, the Temple of Literature. The Temple of Literature was the principle educational facility for the royal family and senior government officials in Northern Vietnam from the 11th to 18th Century. There are many points of interest at this temple, including a series of large standing stones into the names of successful graduate of the temple have been engraved.