• Halong Bay - A UNESCO World Heritage site and a true natural marvel, Halong Bay features over 3,000 limestone karsts that rise majestically from serene emerald waters. The bay’s islands house hundreds of stunning caves, including well-known ones like Thien Cung, Dau Go, Sung Sot, Tam Cung, and Bo Nau. Some caves, such as Soi Nhu, Me Cung, Tien Ong, Thien Long, Hang Trong, and Trinh Nu, are archaeological sites preserving evidence of the Soi Nhu and Ha Long prehistoric cultures. The name Ha Long Bay translates to “Bay of Descending Dragons.”
• Sung Sot Cave - Located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage area, Sung Sot or Surprise Grotto is on Bo Hon Island and is one of Ha Long Bay’s most impressive and expansive grottoes. The path to the grotto is lined with trees and foliage and consists of large paved stone blocks. Inside, the grotto is divided into two chambers; the first resembles a vast theater hall with numerous stalactites hanging from the high ceiling in various shapes. A narrow passage leads to the second chamber, where a stream of light greets visitors. This immense chamber can accommodate thousands of people at once. At the grotto’s deepest point, a “royal garden” emerges with a clear pond and a captivating landscape of mountains. Many birds and plants, including benjamin figs, cycads, and ancient banyan trees, thrive here. On pleasant days, groups of monkeys may come in search of fruit.
• Hang Luon Cave - Luon Cave captivates tourists with its stunning natural scenery, where the colors of the water, clouds, and sky blend harmoniously. Each rock and tree stump is flawless. This cave is a gift from Mother Nature to Ha Long.
• Ti Top Island - About 7-8 km southeast of Bai Chay lies the small Ti Top Island, featuring a crescent moon-shaped beach with sand washed to a snowy white by the tide. On November 22, 1962, astronaut Ghermann Titov, a hero of the former Soviet Union, visited this tiny island with Ho Chi Minh. To commemorate their visit, Uncle Ho named the place Ti Top Island. It has since become a popular beach for tourists, offering various services.
• Trinh Nu Beach - Nestled in the heart of Halong Bay within the picturesque Bo Hon Archipelago is Trinh Nu Cave, also known as the “Virgin Cave.” Located just 3 km southeast of Sung Sot Cave, a visit to Trinh Nu Cave combines the enchanting natural beauty of Halong Bay with the charming folklore of Vietnamese heritage.
• Lan Ha Bay - Situated south of Halong Bay off Vietnam’s northeastern coast, the approximately 300 karst islands and limestone outcrops of Lan Ha are as stunning as those of its famous neighbor but feel more secluded and untouched. Lan Ha also boasts numerous white-sand beaches, which are not found in Halong.

• Sunset Party, Cooking Class, Squid Fishing
• Lan Ha Bay full day trip
• Entrance fee, Kayaking & Bamboo boat trip
• All fees and/or taxes
• Full board meal
• Transportation

• Personal expenses (what not mentioned above)
• Single surcharge (195 usd/ room)
• Drinks

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