Classic Day Tour to Ha Long Bay: 3-Star Cruise - Route 2

Classic Day Tour to Ha Long Bay: 3-Star Cruise - Route 2

Discover the stunning beauty of Ha Long Bay on this full-day guided tour that includes round-trip transfers from Hanoi, a 3-star cruise boat with lunch and snacks, entry fees, and activities such as kayaking or bamboo boat riding. The tour covers iconic sights like Titop Island, Luon Cave, and Sung Sot Cave, offering visitors the chance to swim, hike, explore limestone formations, and witness breathtaking scenery. With audio guides available in multiple languages including English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin, this tour ensures a hassle-free experience for everyone. The cruise boat accommodates up to 100 passengers with wheelchair access on board. Tourists spend approximately 90 minutes at Titop Island, where they can enjoy swimming or hiking to the summit, which offers panoramic views of Ha Long Bay. At Luon Cave, visitors embark on a short boat ride through calm waters surrounded by towering cliffs, while Sung Sot Cave features impressive limestone formations and wide echoing chambers that take about 45 minutes to explore. This tour is perfect for travelers looking to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of Vietnam's most famous UNESCO World Heritage site.

Explore Titop Island with a Swim or Hike

Your tour stops at Titop Island where guests can enjoy swimming in its clear waters or hiking up to the summit, which offers panoramic views of Ha Long Bay. The island was named after Ho Chi Minh’s wife and covers an area of approximately 20 acres. Visitors spend around 90 minutes here, with options for both water activities and land exploration. Historical facts include the island's inclusion as part of the Ha Long Bay World Heritage Site since 1994. Titop Island stands out due to its unique combination of natural beauty and accessibility, making it a must-visit destination on any tour of Ha Long Bay.

Discover Luon Cave's Calm Waters

Your cruise continues to Luon Cave where guests embark on a short boat ride through calm waters surrounded by towering cliffs. The cave measures approximately 150 meters in length and is known for its serene atmosphere, ideal for photography and relaxation. Visitors spend about 30 minutes exploring the cave's interior, which features unique rock formations and natural light filtering through small openings. Luon Cave was first discovered in 2009 and has since become a popular spot for tourists seeking tranquility amidst nature. This site is particularly notable for its calm waters contrasting with the dramatic cliffs above, offering a serene experience that sets it apart from other caves in Ha Long Bay.

Marvel at Sung Sot Cave's Limestone Formations

Your tour includes a visit to Sung Sot Cave where guests can explore impressive limestone formations and wide echoing chambers. The cave spans approximately 10,000 square meters and is known for its vast interior spaces filled with towering stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors spend around 45 minutes exploring the cave's intricate details, learning about its geological history and cultural significance. Sung Sot Cave was discovered in 1938 and has since become a major attraction due to its unique features and historical importance. This site stands out for its vast chambers and detailed rock formations, making it one of Ha Long Bay’s most iconic landmarks.

Tour Highlights

• See Ha Long Bay's top sights on Route 2 with lunch
• Disembark at Titop Island for a swim or short hike
• Explore Luon Cave's calm waters and cliffs for 30 minutes
• Walk through Sung Sot Cave to see limestone formations
• Opt for round-trip transfers from Hanoi for hassle-free travel
• Enjoy kayaking or bamboo boat riding included in the tour
• Access entry fees, audio guides in multiple languages provided
• Experience iconic caves and islands of Ha Long Bay

Perfect for travelers, families, and nature enthusiasts, this full-day guided tour provides an immersive experience through key landmarks like Titop Island, Luon Cave, and Sung Sot Cave. The 12-hour format allows you to swim at Titop Island, explore Luon Cave’s calm waters, and marvel at Sung Sot Cave's limestone formations, giving you a comprehensive overview of Ha Long Bay's natural beauty while enjoying the convenience of round-trip transfers from Hanoi.