Things to do in halong-bay

Great day out, awesome place to see and baby long the tour guide was even better

Enjoy a six-star day trip on the Dolphin Halong Cruise in Halong Bay. The crew provides wristbands for identification, and there are Chinese/English guided tours. The cruise seamlessly blends a "floating resort + photo opportunity" experience. Upon boarding, there are welcome drinks, a panoramic restaurant, a rooftop pool, and a DJ sunset party, creating a lively atmosphere. Lunch is a buffet with a variety of seafood, Vietnamese cuisine, and Western hot dishes. The itinerary includes a cruise through the karst archipelago, a visit to the Amazing Cave to see stalactites, kayaking (bamboo rafting) at Luon Cave, and a hike up Ti Top (Titof Island) for panoramic views of the bay.

It's incredibly good value for money! The roller coaster, pirate ship, and log flume rides are all thrilling, and the price is amazing. It's a shame the park is permanently closing on August 16th. The cable car across the sea is a must-do; it's really fun. And the Ferris wheel at sunset is breathtaking. Definitely worth a try.

We happened to arrive on a luxury sightseeing cruise ship that was undergoing maintenance and upgrades! The staff were incredibly friendly! Lunch was fantastic! Although the day was a bit short, it was truly fulfilling and enjoyable.

The support team was excellent. They met us, fed us, gave us drinks, showed us picturesque places, and even drove us back! Superb!

I had 3day 2 night on cruise.I don't remember the name of the cruise and the price but it's not expensive i swear.

The cave is big and cool, the stalactites are beautiful, and the stairs to the top are difficult, but the view is good.

The Fighting Cock Rock is located on the south side of Mutou Island, about 800 meters away from the Incense Burner Rock. Two small rocky mountains about 12 meters high look like a pair of large chickens with their wings spread, standing face to face separated by a narrow trench. The two rocky mountains were chosen as the most unique image of Halong Bay. The Fighting Cock Rock was chosen as the symbol of Vietnam's tourism industry in 2000.

Tiangong Cave—that was our goal. As a cave, Tiangong Cave cannot compare to other famous caves in terms of scale or the texture and shape of its stalactites. Yet, it reigns supreme in its mystique, thanks to its unique geographical location, a feat unmatched by any other terrestrial cave.