• Sung Sot Cave - Discover the awe-inspiring Sung Sot Cave, one of the largest and most remarkable caves in Ha Long Bay. Stroll through expansive chambers adorned with breathtaking limestone formations, stalactites, and stalagmites that have formed over millions of years. As you venture further inside, you’ll encounter dramatic natural “rooms” and distinctive rock formations that truly embody the cave’s name, “Surprising Cave.” A highlight of the tour is the scenic viewpoint near the exit, providing panoramic vistas over the bay.
• Hang Luon Cave - Experience the serene Luon Cave, a hidden lagoon encircled by towering limestone cliffs. Explore this tranquil area by kayaking or taking a traditional bamboo boat rowed by local fishermen, gently gliding through the cave’s low arch into a peaceful, enclosed bay. Paddle through calm emerald waters, savor the quiet natural beauty, and if fortunate, spot playful monkeys climbing on the surrounding cliffs.
• Ti Top Island - Visit Titop Island, a popular highlight in Ha Long Bay. Here, you can unwind on a sandy beach, swim in the clear waters, or hike to the top of the island for a breathtaking panoramic view of the bay. The short trek to the summit is rewarded with stunning scenery—ideal for photos. Whether you prefer to relax by the beach or seek a bit of adventure, Titop Island offers a memorable experience for every traveler.
• Hon Ga Choi Island - Marvel at the iconic Fighting Cocks Islet (Hon Ga Choi), one of the most renowned symbols of Ha Long Bay. Rising dramatically from the emerald waters, the two limestone rocks resemble a pair of fighting roosters facing each other. This unique formation has become a cultural emblem of Vietnam and a favorite photo spot for visitors cruising through the bay.
• Hon Dinh Huong Island - Appreciate Dinh Huong Islet (Incense Burner Islet), a distinctive limestone formation emerging from the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay. Shaped like a giant incense burner, it holds significant cultural and spiritual meaning in Vietnam, symbolizing respect and offerings to ancestors and the heavens. This iconic islet is also depicted on the Vietnamese 200,000 VND banknote, making it a memorable highlight and an ideal photo stop during your cruise.

• Private boat/cruise in Ha Long Bay
• Kayaking or bamboo boat at Luon Cave
• Lunch on board (Vietnamese cuisine)
• English-speaking licensed guide
• Private air-conditioned vehicle
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in the Hanoi Old Quarter
• Entrance fees and sightseeing tickets
• Bottled water

• Personal expenses
• Drinks during lunch
• Tips/gratuities (optional)

Experience a uniquely tailored journey with our exclusive private tour from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay. Unlike group tours, this option allows for travel at your own pace, offering flexible scheduling and dedicated service throughout the day.

Explore the bay’s highlights, such as Sung Sot Cave, Titop Island, and Luon Cave, where you can indulge in kayaking or enjoy a serene bamboo boat ride. With a licensed guide, comfortable private transportation, and a thoughtfully crafted itinerary, this tour provides a seamless, relaxing, and premium way to discover one of Vietnam’s most renowned destinations.

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