Top Ha Long Bay Classes & Workshops

Cruising through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ha Long Bay and neighboring Lan Ha Bay is an essential experience while in Northern Vietnam, and the best way to make the most of your time is to take an overnight cruise. Admire the watery karst landscape from the comfort of your suite or other public areas of the boat. Enjoy on-board activities as well as excursions to caves and islands.

On a cruise around the picturesque Halong Bay, discover hidden gems and favorite local spots as you enjoy the luxury experience of being on board a top class vessel. Visit Sung Sot Cave, and spend time on land trekking on Titop Island. Swim in crystal clear waters and bask in the sun on white, unspoilt beaches. Take a Thai cooking class, or fish for squid.

Experience some of northern Vietnam’s most beautiful natural landscapes on a boutique two-day cruise on Ha Long and Lan Ha Bays. Meet at Tuan Chau Harbor or be picked up in Hanoi (extra charge) and settle into your comfortable private cabin with ocean views. Visit some of the less-visited parts of the bays and avoid the crowds. Opt to go kayaking, ride a sampan boat, and explore dramatic caves.

Spend around six hours cruising on Halong Bay, one of Vietnam's most enchanting natural attractions, on this boat tour, led by a professional guide. You'll visit the Sung Sot Cave and take a break for kayaking or hiking at Ti Top Island, and have time to enjoy a party on the sun deck. Both private and group tours are available along with all-inclusive packages that come with lunch.

Overnight cruises on Ha Long Bay are popular with travelers who want to experience the beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, but there’s no need to miss out just because you don’t have multiple days to spare. This full-day cruise around the Bay is a good fit for travelers on a tight schedule. Get picked up from Hanoi and returned to the city on the same day. In between, cruise around sights like the otherworldly Sung Sot (Surprising) Cave and savor the views from the peak of Titop Island.