HANOI
64 Tours Reviewed
This 3-day route strings together temples, karst scenery, and time on a classic bay cruise. You start with Hoa Lu and Tam Coc, then climb up for the Mua Cave view. After that, you sleep near the water on a…
Halong Bay has a way of grabbing you fast. This 2-day, 1-night cruise links Hanoi Old Quarter with Tuan Chau Harbor and then strings together the bay’s big-ticket moments: caves, viewpoints, swimming time, and an onboard cooking class. What I…
Ha Long Bay feels way easier when transport is sorted. This one-day trip pairs a premium Jade Sails cruise with round-trip limousine pickup from Hanoi, so you spend less energy on logistics and more on the bay. I love the…
Your food map for Hanoi is right here. This tour strings together Old Quarter alley eats and the iconic Train Street into one smooth evening-plan style outing led by Jinny. You’ll also get a short Vietnamese greeting lesson and stories…
Halong Bay can feel like a stampede. This trip keeps it civilized. You cruise a small boat route through the famous, uninhabited islets and outcrops with local names based on their shapes, then switch gears for cave time, a beachy…
Halong Bay can feel huge. This day cruise makes it feel doable. You get a tight 7-hour route on the Sea Octopus—with the big stops like Sung Sot Cave, plus flexible time for boats, beaches, and a viewpoint at Titov…
Ha Long Bay hits different when you see it on a schedule. This one-day tour is built for maximum sightseeing: caves, limestone icons, island views, and lagoon time, all wrapped into a smooth round trip from Hanoi. I especially like…
A bird’s-eye view beats most postcards. This tandem powered paragliding ride gives you a quick, adrenaline-friendly flight over Hạ Long city without any practice. I really like that you relax in the trike seat while an experienced pilot handles everything,…
Ha Long Bay has a knack for making time slow down. This half-day cruise packs in the big names plus hands-on moments: cave time, a lagoon paddle, and beach + viewpoints on Titop Island. I particularly like how the schedule…
Bai Tu Long feels quieter and truer. I like the off-the-beaten-path route through Bai Tu Long Bay, not the mass-crowd version of Ha Long. I also like that this runs on a boutique Indochine-style boat for up to 35 guests,…
Five hours, and you still get the good bits. This Halong Bay day cruise is built around major sights—caves, limestone scenery, and a real lagoon experience—without dragging you through the whole day. You also get a friendly English-speaking guide and…
Ha Long Bay feels close from Hanoi. This one-day trip strings together caves, islands, and lagoon time on a luxury-style cruise, so you get a lot without needing an overnight stay. I love the warm welcome from the crew (it…
Ha Long Bay works on you fast. One day here can change your idea of what rocks and water can look like. I love the deluxe cruise format because it’s a full itinerary with built-in pacing, not just floating around…
Lan Ha Bay makes the Gulf feel personal. I like the A/C cabin comfort (bathtub, shower, mini bar) and the Tai Chi sessions that break up the day with something calm. One thing to watch: drinks on board cost extra,…
Ha Long Bay at cruise speed is hard to top. Pamela Cruise is built for a smooth, high-comfort day, with Sung Sot Cave, Luon Cave, and Titov Island all on one itinerary. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, so…
