What kind of sharks are in Vietnam?

Sharks are caught in fisheries targeting pelagic and demersal marine species.

• Alopias pelagicus.
• Carcharhinidae.
• Carcharhinus albimarginatus.
• Carcharhinus dussumieri.
• Carcharhinus falciformis.
• Carcharhinus galapagensis.
• Carcharhinus sorrah.
• Chiloscyllium griseum.

Where are most sharks found?

Many types of sharks are found in Atlantic coastal waters and along the Pacific Coast. Among those reported in the U.S. include the great white shark (or simply known as the white shark)—which are among the top predators—and the whale shark, the world’s largest fish.

Is there sharks in Halong Bay?

So far, there are NO sharks found or any warning for shark appearance in Halong bay. If you are traveling on a cruise ship, just follow all safety instructions by the cruise operator when you go swimming and kayaking, then you do not have anything to worry about.

Is it safe to swim in Vietnam?

It is relatively safe to swim in the ocean in Vietnam. Factory spills pose the greatest risk to swimmers. Authorities are required to alert swimmers if there could be an issue but be alert to any strange red, brown, or dark blue water. Swimmers should also be wary of undertows.

Is Halong Bay safe to swim in?

Yes, you can swim in Halong Bay. Halong Bay has thousands of islands and islets which means there are hundreds of beaches that offer plenty of opportunities to go swimming. Generally, the water in Halong bay is calm, clean, and green. The beaches around Halong Bay are not a bad place if you want to go sunbathing.

Are there shark attacks in Vietnam?

5. Asia: Vietnam and Philippines. Although the waters in Asia are less shark infested compared to other places in the world, there have been a few cases of attacks in countries close to Singapore’s shores. From 2009 to 2010, Quy Nhon Bay in Vietnam saw an increase in shark bites, with a total of 79 attacks in one year.