2-Day Halong Bay with Ocean-View Cabin from Hanoi

After pickup from your Hanoi hotel, travel to Tuan Chau wharf and transfer to your junk boat by tender. Listen to a short safety briefing, as you enjoy your welcome drink and then savor lunch while you cruise to Halong Bay. Look out for monkeys, as you stop at Luon Cave and then enjoy the white sands and panoramic views from Tip Top Island. After a cooking class and elegant Vietnamese dinner, watch movies, listen to music, or fish for squid.

After savoring the view from your cabin, the day begins with tai chi, followed by a light breakfast of coffee, tea, and pastries. Explore Sung Sot Cave with its startling formations and then check out of your cabin and relax over brunch, as you cruise back to the wharf. Your shuttle transfers you back to your Hanoi hotel with a stop at a traditional workshop en route.

• Enjoy a deluxe, ocean-view cabin with air conditioning and en suite bathroom
• Kayak, fish for squid, enjoy a cooking class, and savor four great meals
• Relax with door-to-door round-trip transportation from your Hanoi hotel

To truly experience Halong Bay, you need to wake up to its surreal seascapes. Do exactly that in an ocean-view stateroom on a spacious junk boat with no more than 17 cabins. Besides a full program of activities, including kayaking, squid fishing, and a cooking class, visit Luon Cave, Sung Sot Cave, and Ti Top Island, and enjoy four meals on board.

Cruise itinerary and schedule are subject to change due to weather, tide levels and operating conditions. Swimming or kayaking excursions may be cancelled due to poor weather. Unused services are not subject to a refund.
Meals on board are fusion: Vietnamese, seafood & international. Guests should advise of any special food preferences, allergies or dietary requirements at least one (1) week prior to the cruise date.
Advance registration is required with full name, date of birth, nationality, gender, passport number and visa expiry date for all passengers. A valid passport is required upon check-in. Otherwise, boarding may be denied by port authority.