HANOI
32 Tours Reviewed
Halong Bay, but with real comfort. This Amethyst day cruise mixes classic limestone scenery with a proper onboard upgrade: a 4-season Jacuzzi built for long lounging, plus the chance to glide through Luon Cave by kayak or bamboo boat. I…
Hop-on and hop-off, with a plan. This Ha Long bus tour is a practical way to stitch together several key sights in one day, with multilingual audio commentary and multiple stops so you’re not bouncing around town by taxi. I…
A night on Halong Bay changes the pace fast. This 2-day cruise is built around overnight cruising, so you’re not just rushing through the scenery in daylight. I like how the schedule pairs big views with hands-on time in the…
Ha Long Bay hits different when you sleep on it. This 2 days 1 night 3-star cruise runs from Ninh Binh to Tuan Chau Harbor, putting you right in the middle of the UNESCO limestone karsts instead of doing a…
You can see a lot of Ha Long Bay fast. This short cruise packs in the big sights: Sung Sot Cave, kayak time for Luon Cave, and a Titop Island stop for either swimming or a climb. It’s a great…
Bai Tu Long Bay hits a calmer note than you expect. This 2 days, 1 night cruise on the Renea Cruise style boat focuses on limestone scenery, clear water, and hands-on time on the Cap La Island kayaking stretch. You…
Halong Bay hits different at night. This 2-day overnight cruise from Hanoi is a smart mix of big-ticket sights and hands-on time: you get Sung Sot Cave with its lit-up limestone chambers, plus Ti Top/Soi Sim for the viewpoint and…
Two jacuzzis in Ha Long Bay is not a typo. This modern 2024 steel ship blends sleek design with traditional-style wooden touches, then strings together the best hits of the bay in one smooth day. I love the two jacuzzi…
Ha Long Bay looks dramatic from the water. From the air, it turns into something else. This 25-minute scenic flight over the UNESCO site gives you a bird’s-eye view of the nearly 2,000 limestone islands—without the slow, day-long cruise feel.…
The limestone cliffs of Lan Ha Bay look unreal up close. This 3-day cruise from Hanoi is built around time on the water plus hands-on activities, from private-balcony downtime to kayaking in calmer coves. I love the Lan Ha Bay…
A one-day Ha Long Bay fix. La Casta Daily Cruise packs the famous sights into a schedule that works when you have limited time: Sung Sot Cave, Luon cave kayaking, and Titop Island all in one day. I especially like…
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…
Two days on the bay, low-stress and cozy. I like the newly outfitted iron-and-wood style aboard La Pandora Boutique Cruise, and I also really value that meals and key activities are part of the package. One possible drawback: the bus…
Ha Long Bay can feel unreal before you even step aboard. This afternoon cruise mixes big-show sights—Surprise (Sung Sot) Cave and Luon Cave kayaking—with a real Vietnamese lunch on the boat. One thing to plan for: the popular stops can…
A new boat, old-world scenery, and real activities. I love the modern, very clean Taylia/Taliya-style cruise feel, and I also love how the day gets off the main route with Dark and Bright Cave plus bamboo rowing. The crew vibe…
