Ha Long – Lan Ha Bay

Titop Island

A highly popular stop in Ha Long Bay featuring a crescent-shaped sandy beach perfect for a refreshing swim. For the active traveler, a steep climb up hundreds of stone steps leads to a panoramic pavilion offering sweeping, 360-degree vistas of the bay’s iconic landscape.

Ba Trai Dao Beaches (Three Peaches Beach)

Located in a quieter section of Lan Ha Bay, this cluster of pristine, secluded beaches features powdery white sand and crystal-clear waters. It is the premier spot for a quiet swim, snorkeling, and kayaking away from the bustling tourist crowds.

Cat Ba National Park

Situated on the largest island in the archipelago, this UNESCO-recognized biosphere offers lush trekking trails, diverse wildlife (including the highly endangered Cat Ba Langur), and a challenging hike to Ngu Lam Peak for an incredible view of the island’s jungle canopy.

Cultural Heritage & Eco-Tourism

Cua Van Floating Village

Once one of the largest fishing villages in the bay, this area offers a fascinating glimpse into the unique, water-based lifestyle of local fishermen. Visitors can observe colorful floating houses, a floating school, and traditional fishing techniques that have sustained families for generations.

Viet Hai Village

A small, isolated eco-village nestled deep within the valleys of Cat Ba National Park. Visitors typically arrive by boat and then cycle or take an electric buggy down a scenic, jungle-fringed path to explore traditional agriculture, taste local rice wine, and experience warm local hospitality.

Premium Cruising & Leisure Experiences

Luxury Overnight Cruises Elevate your journey by boarding a 5-star cruise ship equipped with elegant cabins, private sea-view balconies, fine dining, and onboard spa services. These floating luxury hotels provide the ultimate vantage point for morning Tai Chi on the sundeck, squid fishing at night, and sunset cocktails.

Seaplane Tours For a truly spectacular perspective, a scenic seaplane flight from Tuan Chau Marina offers breathtaking aerial views of the thousands of limestone islands scattered across the Gulf of Tonkin. It is a premium experience that captures the sheer scale and dramatic beauty of the bays perfectly.