

by Halong Luxury Cruise Lines Jsc,.
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$133.34The Halong Bay 7-Hour Sea Octopus Cruise with Lunch and Shuttle from Hanoi begins with round-trip limousine shuttle transfers between Hanoi and Halong International Cruise Port. Upon arrival at the port, passengers board the Sea Octopus, the first 5-star vessel on this route. Guests receive a welcome drink and fresh fruit while watching an introductory video that covers safety procedures and environmental guidelines. The cruise first visits Sung Sot Cave, the largest cave in Halong Bay, where passengers spend about one hour exploring the site. Next, the cruise continues to Hang Luon Cave for approximately 45 minutes. Here, guests can choose between a bamboo boat or kayak trip to explore the cave’s skylight and surrounding cliffs. A private canoe tour is also available upon request. The cruise then heads to Ti Top Island, located about 14 kilometers east of Bai Chay tourist harbor, where passengers have about one hour to enjoy the crescent-shaped beach and calm blue waters. After the island visit, guests can climb Bai Tho Mountain, a 200-meter hill that takes about 30 minutes to reach the summit, offering panoramic views of Halong Bay and Halong City. The boat passes by Hon Ga Choi Island, a rock formation resembling fighting roosters and a well-known symbol of the bay. The return trip brings passengers back to Halong International Cruise Port by mid-afternoon, where the shuttle returns them to Hanoi. Included in the tour are onboard insurance, life jackets, the services of a professional crew, an English-speaking tour guide, lunch featuring Vietnamese, seafood, and international dishes, as well as entrance and sightseeing fees. Kayak rental and personal expenses are not included. Swimming and kayaking activities may be canceled or replaced with land-based options if weather conditions are poor, and unused services are not refunded. Passengers must register in advance with full personal details and present a valid passport at check-in to board the cruise.
Sung Sot Cave
The cruise departs from Halong International Cruise Port. Passengers receive a welcome drink and fresh fruit while watching a video about cruise information, safety, and environmental guidelines. The first visit is to Sung Sot Cave, the largest and one of the most beautiful caves in Halong Bay, where guests can explore its chambers and formations.
60 min
Hang Luon Cave
Guests can explore Luon Cave by bamboo boat or kayak, experiencing the unique entrance with a skylight surrounded by steep cliffs reflecting on calm clear water. Alternatively, a private canoe tour is available on request to further discover Halong Bay’s scenery. From 14:45 to 15:30, the cruise moves to the coastal area and then returns to the port, ending the journey.
45 min
Ti Top Island
Ti Top Island is about 14 kilometers east of Bai Chay tourist harbor. It features a crescent-shaped beach with calm, blue waters and white sands shaped by ocean surf. The island is known for its quiet atmosphere and is a common stop for visitors to relax and swim.
60 min
Bai Tho Mountain
Bai Tho Mountain is a hill 650 feet (200 meters) high, making it easy to climb. The ascent to the top should take no more than 30 minutes. From the summit, there is a clear view of Halong Bay and Halong City, where visitors can understand why the bay is called Halong, meaning Descending Dragon.
Hon Ga Choi Island
Hon Ga Choi Island, also known as Fighting Cock Islet, is a distinctive rock formation that resembles a rooster and hen facing each other. It is a popular landmark and symbol of Halong Bay that attracts tourists’ attention.


by Halong Luxury Cruise Lines Jsc,.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$133.34The Halong Bay 7-Hour Sea Octopus Cruise with Lunch and Shuttle from Hanoi begins with round-trip limousine shuttle transfers between Hanoi and Halong International Cruise Port. Upon arrival at the port, passengers board the Sea Octopus, the first 5-star vessel on this route. Guests receive a welcome drink and fresh fruit while watching an introductory video that covers safety procedures and environmental guidelines. The cruise first visits Sung Sot Cave, the largest cave in Halong Bay, where passengers spend about one hour exploring the site. Next, the cruise continues to Hang Luon Cave for approximately 45 minutes. Here, guests can choose between a bamboo boat or kayak trip to explore the cave’s skylight and surrounding cliffs. A private canoe tour is also available upon request. The cruise then heads to Ti Top Island, located about 14 kilometers east of Bai Chay tourist harbor, where passengers have about one hour to enjoy the crescent-shaped beach and calm blue waters. After the island visit, guests can climb Bai Tho Mountain, a 200-meter hill that takes about 30 minutes to reach the summit, offering panoramic views of Halong Bay and Halong City. The boat passes by Hon Ga Choi Island, a rock formation resembling fighting roosters and a well-known symbol of the bay. The return trip brings passengers back to Halong International Cruise Port by mid-afternoon, where the shuttle returns them to Hanoi. Included in the tour are onboard insurance, life jackets, the services of a professional crew, an English-speaking tour guide, lunch featuring Vietnamese, seafood, and international dishes, as well as entrance and sightseeing fees. Kayak rental and personal expenses are not included. Swimming and kayaking activities may be canceled or replaced with land-based options if weather conditions are poor, and unused services are not refunded. Passengers must register in advance with full personal details and present a valid passport at check-in to board the cruise.
Sung Sot Cave
The cruise departs from Halong International Cruise Port. Passengers receive a welcome drink and fresh fruit while watching a video about cruise information, safety, and environmental guidelines. The first visit is to Sung Sot Cave, the largest and one of the most beautiful caves in Halong Bay, where guests can explore its chambers and formations.
60 min
Hang Luon Cave
Guests can explore Luon Cave by bamboo boat or kayak, experiencing the unique entrance with a skylight surrounded by steep cliffs reflecting on calm clear water. Alternatively, a private canoe tour is available on request to further discover Halong Bay’s scenery. From 14:45 to 15:30, the cruise moves to the coastal area and then returns to the port, ending the journey.
45 min
Ti Top Island
Ti Top Island is about 14 kilometers east of Bai Chay tourist harbor. It features a crescent-shaped beach with calm, blue waters and white sands shaped by ocean surf. The island is known for its quiet atmosphere and is a common stop for visitors to relax and swim.
60 min
Bai Tho Mountain
Bai Tho Mountain is a hill 650 feet (200 meters) high, making it easy to climb. The ascent to the top should take no more than 30 minutes. From the summit, there is a clear view of Halong Bay and Halong City, where visitors can understand why the bay is called Halong, meaning Descending Dragon.
Hon Ga Choi Island
Hon Ga Choi Island, also known as Fighting Cock Islet, is a distinctive rock formation that resembles a rooster and hen facing each other. It is a popular landmark and symbol of Halong Bay that attracts tourists’ attention.