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Day Cruise in Halong Bay

To explore Halong Bay in just a few hours, hopping aboard a day cruise is ideal for island tours, lunch, and kayaking. Soak in the beauty of vast unspoiled beaches, limestone islets, caves, and rocky promontories while sailing past attractions like Sung Sot Cave, Luon Cave, Titop Island, and Cap La Floating Village. You can opt for a modern yacht or traditional junk boat. Stellar of the Seas Cruise and Bhaya Cruises are Halong Bay’s largest day cruise operators. Read More

Reaching a depth of 33 meters, Halong Bay’s ocean waters are relatively shallow, making diving and tandem scuba diving immensely popular. Explore over 120 kilometers of coastline filled with reef systems, both tropical and marine flora, colorful fish, rays, and harmless sharks with diving adventures on the stunning Cat Ba Island, Cong Do Island, and Monkey Island. In addition, Trai Cave and Van Gio Island feature ancient submerged limestone formations. Read More

Discover the UNESCO-listed landscapes of Halong Bay with tranquil kayaking expeditions in the sea, flanked by gigantic caves, limestone islets, and tourist spots. Halong Bay has eight designated kayaking areas where you can rent kayaks and jackets; outside of that, the sport is banned. These are Tung Sau Pearl Farm, Ba Hang, Luon Cave, Vung Vieng Village, Cong Do Island, Hon Co, Cua Van Floating Village, and Hang Trinh Nu.

Set sail to Halong Bay’s magnificent natural landscapes with luxurious overnight cruises, including the spectacular Sung Sot Cave, Titop Island, Ba Hang, Tung Sau Pearl Farm, Luon Cave, and Dog Island. Experience plush stays with panoramic views at fully furnished cabins, wine and dine till dawn, and go for refreshing dives. Bhaya Cruises and Oasis Bay Classic offer thrilling overnight cruises starting at VND 40,36,300.

Halong Bay boasts a stupendously diverse ecosystem comprising evergreen tropical and marine biospheres. Snorkelling in Halong Bay’s warm, shallow ocean allows travellers to explore 120 hectares of colourful coral reefs with 80 species of fishes and turtles and underwater caves. Cong Do Island, Monkey Island, Van Gio Island, Cat Ba Island, and Trai Cave are the best snorkelling spots here. Gear rentals cost around VND 300,000.