Hai Phong to open 3 important projects for city tourism in 6 June 2020

On 6/6/2020 (Saturday), Hai Phong city will hold the Opening Ceremony of 3 projects and constructions in Cat Hai and Do Son districts: Artificial beach invested by Geleximco Group in Do Son district; Cat Hai – Phu Long cable car invested by Sun Group in Cat Hai district; High-class resort complex invested by Flamingo Group on Cat Ba Island.

1. Cat Hai – Phu Long cable car

In the first phase, Sun World Cat Ba Cable Car officially put into operation the Cat Hai – Phu Long three-wire cable car route, with a total length of 3,955m, a capacity of 4,500 passengers/hour, including 60 cabins with a capacity of 30 passengers/cabin, in order to bring tourists quickly from Cat Hai Island to near Cai Vieng wharf on Cat Ba Island. In particular, Cat Hai – Phu Long cable car route has a cable pillar height of 214.8 m, recognized by the Guinness World Organization as the “highest cable car pillar in the world”.In the first phase, Sun World Cat Ba Cable Car officially put into operation the Cat Hai – Phu Long three-wire cable car route, with a total length of 3,955m, a capacity of 4,500 passengers/hour, including 60 cabins with a capacity of 30 passengers/cabin, in order to bring tourists quickly from Cat Hai Island to near Cai Vieng wharf on Cat Ba Island. In particular, Cat Hai – Phu Long cable car route has a cable pillar height of 214.8 m, recognized by the Guinness World Organization as the “highest cable car pillar in the world”.

2. Flamingo Cat Ba beach resort

Flamingo Cat Ba Beach Resort is a new resort project of the investor of Flamingo Group. Started construction on November 25, 2017 at Cat Co beach, the most beautiful Cat Ba archipelago. Flamingo Cat Ba Beach Resort is one of the unique 5-star projects in Cat Ba, Hai Phong.

3. Doi Rong manmade beach

The unique feature of the beach is that all the sea water in this area is always blue, significantly overcoming the turbid sea situation in Do Son. The beach has yellow sand, green coconut trees and a 7-hectare square with fountains, lighting systems and attractive landscapes for visitors.