• Ti Top Island - ITINERARY

7:30 – 8:15 AM: Guests are picked up from their hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter and set off to explore Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

9:30 – 9:45 AM: After a scenic bus journey, there is a 30-minute break in Hai Duong City. Here, visitors can observe artisans crafting souvenirs and sample the traditional green bean cake, a specialty of the region.

10:15 – 10:30 AM: The journey continues as the bus heads towards Ha Long Bay.

12:00 – 12:15 PM: Arrival at Tuan Chau Harbour, where guests board the boat and enjoy a welcome drink of hot or cold tea. A delightful lunch featuring local seafood is served as the boat cruises through the stunning bay.

1:30 – 1:45 PM: The boat stops at a floating village, offering the opportunity to visit a fishing farm and engage in kayaking or take a bamboo boat, rowed by locals, to explore Luon Cave. Alternatively, guests can relax on the sundeck for about 30 minutes.

2:30 – 2:45 PM: The tour proceeds to Sung Sot Cave, also known as the Surprising Cave, the largest and most beautiful cave in Ha Long Bay. Visitors have 45 minutes to explore this magnificent site.

3:30 – 3:45 PM: Guests return to the boat and head to Ti Top Island, where they can swim or climb to the island’s peak for a panoramic view of Ha Long Bay. The return journey to the harbour includes a Sunset Party with wine, candy, and fresh fruit.

5:45 – 6:00 PM: Arrival at the harbour, followed by a bus ride back to Hanoi. A 15-minute break is scheduled for relaxation during the trip.

9:30 – 10:00 PM: Arrival in Hanoi, with the bus returning guests to their hotel, marking the end of a wonderful tour.

Important Note: Guests have the option to return via the highway, arriving in Hanoi around 8:30 – 9:00 PM.

• Sung Sot Cave - Among all the caves in Halong Bay, Sung Sot Cave stands out as the largest, most famous, and likely the most visited. If you have seen our previous post about the top caves in Halong Bay worth visiting, you will understand our fascination with these remarkable formations. Nestled among the 1,969 submerged limestone towers in the indigo waters of Halong Bay are numerous ancient caves and grottoes, many of which remain unexplored.

Currently, 59 caves are officially registered, including the recent discovery of 23 ‘new’ caves, each contributing uniquely to Halong Bay’s distinctive ecosystem. Sung Sot Cave is undoubtedly the most renowned, having achieved legendary status among visitors to this world-famous bay.

• Choice of kayaking or bamboo boat ride.
• Pick up and drop-off in the Old Quarter by AC bus.
• Welcome drink and sunset party.
• Guidance from an English-speaking guide.
• Seafood lunch included.
• Complimentary bottle of water.

• Beverages

Ha Long Bay is far from Ha Noi 165km in the northeast.It is one of the natural world heritages which 2 times recognized by UNESCO about lanscape & geological values - Situated in the North-East region of Vietnam, total of area 1,553 km2 with 1,969 islands of various shapes & sizes like Cock-fighting, Incense Burner,…and wonderful caves and grottoes, such as Heavenly Residence Grotto, Driftwood Grotto, Surprise Grotto,.. In the year of 2007, Halong bay is continuously in the voting list of the world’s wonder.

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