The harbor of Bach Long Vi special zone has been in operation since 2001. Today, hundreds of fishing boats come in and out daily to refuel and trade goods. Most importantly, it serves as a safe anchorage and storm shelter for fishermen’s boats.
The harbor of Bach Long Vi special zone can accommodate more than 100 boats at the same timeOn calm days, supply ships bring essential goods from the mainland to the islandA nearly 2 km-long seawall surrounds the harbor, ensuring safety for the shipsEvery day, hundreds of fishing boats enter and leave the harbor to refuel and exchange goodsMost fishermen from the Central provinces trade directly with merchants as soon as they arrive at the harborThe joy of a fisherman after a good catch of fishA bustling scene whenever boats dock at the harbor“We regularly go fishing in the Bach Long Vi fishing grounds and also trade and exchange at the special zone’s harbor. This is our anchor of security when going offshore. Along with the local authorities, we take part in protecting the fishing grounds, contributing to safeguarding national sovereignty and maritime security,” said Vu Van Quan, owner of the fishing boat TTH-95519-TS (far right)A “floating market” at the harborCoast Guard vessel 2007 promotes legal education and presents national flags to fishermen operating in the Bach Long Vi watersBorder Guard forces regularly patrol and monitor the harbor, helping to maintain security and order in Bach Long Vi special zoneWith its potential and advantages, Bach Long Vi strives to become a hub for fishing logistics, a center for search and rescue, and a secure support base for fishermen at sea
