Escape the busy city for a day to go on a day tour of Vietnam’s islands! From Hanoi, you can go to Halong Bay and see the beauty of Luon Cave and Titop island. You can relax, unwind, and take in the scenery on this quick trip. It’s the perfect way to recharge during your trip to Vietnam.
With Klook, you can choose the route you want to take so that you can personalize this experience just for you.
Activities and attractions to look forward to
Discover the stunning natural beauty of Halong Bay! Photo credits to digitalarbyter from Unsplash.
When you visit Halong Bay, you can discover Vietnam’s islands’ many natural wonders. First up is Tuan Chau island, which is filled with archaeological sites. Afterward, board a cruise to Sun Sot grotto onBo Hòn island, a UNESCO-declared World Heritage area.
From there, you’ll head to Luon Cave. This area is known for its ragged cliffs, ancient trees, and stunning orchids, so make sure to do as much exploring as you can! Here, there are also many water activities you can try, such as kayaking and bamboo boat riding.
The last destination is Titop island—one of the most popular islands in Vietnam because of its spectacular panoramic views of Halong Bay. To get the best view, just trek a few hundred steps to the observation deck on the summit. Trust us; it’s worth it!
Other than visiting the best spots, this package also comes with a delicious lunch and snacks throughout the day to make sure you have enough energy for Vietnam’s best islands.
Different route options to choose from
Get to know the locals as you go around Vietnam’s different islands. Photo credits to Gary Cacciatore from Unsplash.
With Klook, you can choose different routes other than Route 2’s Luon cave and Titop island:
- Route 1 includes trips to Cho Da cave, Lu Huong peak, Ga Choi island, Thien Cung grotto in Dinh Huong island, and ends with a trip to Ba Hang cave.
- Route 2 visits Sun Sot grotto, Luon cave, and Titop island.
- Route 3 goes around Cua Van Floating Cultural Center, Ang Du island, Ba Men temple, and Ba Ham lake.
- Route 4 includes the Ecological Zone in Tung Ang-Cong Do, Cap La cave, Thay cave, Hon Xep park, Vong Vieng, and Co cave.
- Lastly, Klook’s New Route goes to Lan Ha island, where you can visit the aptly named Dark Cave and Bright Cave.
Things you need to know before your trip
Prepare your swimsuits and extra clothes so you can go kayaking! Photo credits to Rachel Claire from Pexels.
Halong bay is located in the northeast of Vietnam, Quang Ninh province, which is 165 kilometers from the Hanoi capital. From Hanoi, it takes around three hours to get to Halong.
The best time to visit Halong bay is between October to December, as well as between March to May. During these periods, the climate is dry, and the temperature is pleasant, so you can easily enjoy all the activities on Vietnam’s islands!
As you’re visiting different beaches, make sure to dress comfortably! Wear light clothing, and don’t forget to pack your swimsuit. It’s also recommended to have waterproof bags to make sure your valuables are safe and dry.
Pack your bags and prep your best poses for a fantastic day trip to Halong bay!
