DAY TRIP FROM HANOI
574 Tours Reviewed
Halong Bay looks unreal in every direction. A 3-day stay on the Starlight is interesting because you slow down enough to do the big highlights (caves and kayaking) without treating every stop like a sprint. I like that your stateroom…
Halong Bay, packed into one day. This trip mixes boat cruising, cave walks, and water-time, so you get a lot of the famous scenery without planning a whole overnight cruise. The standout moments for me are the Surprising Cave walk…
Halong Bay, minus the chaos. This day cruise is a smart way to see Halong Bay even if your schedule in Hanoi is tight. I like the hotel pickup in the Old Quarter because it cuts out map-wrangling, and I…
Halong Bay gets you fast. This day cruise is a great fit if you want the highlights without planning a multi-day trip. I like the easy hotel pickup by air-conditioned bus, and I love that the itinerary builds in time…
Halong Bay feels famous for a reason. This 3-day Emperor Cruise Halong trip leans into the best parts of the bay while keeping things calm: small group size (max 20), an English-speaking butler, and a schedule that mixes activities with…
Two days on the water, with more time than most. This Lan Ha–Ha Long loop is built around actual sightseeing time, not constant moving and waiting. You also get the fun extra of night kayaking, plus village moments that feel…
A quiet day on Halong Bay feels rare. This 7-hour, small-group sailing blends Bai Tu Long’s calmer waters with classic stops like Sung Sot Cave and Ti Top, with a professional English-speaking guide and lunch served while you float. I…
That first limestone view hits fast. This 2-day combo pairs Hoa Lu + Tam Coc with a full Halong Bay day, so you get both the land-and-sea versions of Northern Vietnam’s famous karst scenery. You’ll bike through village paths (or…
Few places feel this scenic this fast. This full-day boat outing from Cat Ba takes you through Lan Ha Bay and Ha Long Bay waters with plenty of active time: cruising between limestone islands, kayaking, and swimming with a mask…
One day can feel like two. I like the 5-star style cruise and the chance to do real water time with bamboo rowing plus kayaking. The main catch is the long hotel-to-marina transfer, and that can feel cramped in some…
This cruise is built for people who want time on the water without rushing. You’ll sail from Halong Bay into Lan Ha Bay, then anchor near limestone islands where you can kayak, swim, and watch the sky change from the…
First-rate scenery is only half the story here. The real win with Elite of The Seas (2D1N) is that it strings together Lan Ha Bay adventure and high-comfort cruising without making you pay again for most of the fun. I…
A couple hours out of Hanoi, and everything slows down. This 2-day Calypso cruise is built for comfort and easy fun on the water, with 20 spacious cabins (each at least 20.5m2) and a free outdoor swimming pool that actually…
Lan Ha Bay by kayak is a seriously good way to spend Cat Ba time. This is a full-day group boat trip that mixes tunnel-cave kayaking with time to swim and relax around the karst islands of Lan Ha and…
Luxury on Ha Long Bay feels surprisingly close. On the La Regina (a four-deck, 4-star style ship), the vibe isn’t just about being on water. It’s the old-school details—wood paneling, brass fixtures, and Vietnamese royal artwork in the dining areas—plus…
