• Zipline at Dark Cave - The Dark Cave offers an exhilarating and adventurous experience. A visit to this cave includes zip-lining over a turquoise river while harnessed, swimming into the cave’s entrance with life jackets provided, and navigating through the darkness with only a head torch on a mining helmet for guidance. Visitors can enjoy a mud fight in the buoyant mud baths deep within the cave, cleanse with a swim in the cave’s lake, and then kayak back across the river to challenge themselves on the hanging obstacle course and open zip-line. The Dark Cave is named for its lack of artificial lighting. It is primarily composed of basalt, a black, hard rock, which also contributes to its name. Surrounded by this rock, visitors squeeze through narrow, muddy passages using only their headlamps to light the way.
• Paradise Cave - Paradise Cave is the longest dry cave in Asia, located in the core zone of Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park. With its naturally pristine features, Paradise Cave resembles a landscape painting, making it a natural wonder that has captivated many since its opening in 2010. According to spelunkers, the deeper one ventures into the cave, the more one experiences a sense of heavenly clarity. The cave’s height can reach up to 72 meters and its width up to 150 meters. It features a series of white crystal stalactites (limestone deposits) that resemble natural pillars, along with many other breathtaking formations.

• Lunch (Vietnamese style dish)
• English speaking guide
• Pick up and drop off by van in Dong Hoi city or Phong Nha village.
• Entrance tickets, buggy car

• Drinks
• Tips for tour guide and driver (optional)

Get picked up from your hotel in Dong Hoi or Phong Nha and travel to Paradise Cave, the longest dry cave in Asia. Ride a golf cart from the main gate through the jungle to the cave entrance, where you will climb to the cave’s mouth, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountainous region.

Savor a traditional Vietnamese lunch at the Dark Cave restaurant. Afterwards, visit the Dark Cave, so named because it is one of the few caves without artificial lighting. The cave is primarily composed of basalt, along with limestone. Basalt is a black, hard rock, which also contributes to the cave’s name.

Navigate through the narrow and muddy passage using only your headlamps to light the way. Engage in various adventure activities: mud bath, zip-lining, swimming, kayaking, adventure course, caving, and more.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.