Vietnam tour Ha Long bay 3 day one night

This Vietnam tour overnight trip offers a great opportunity to cruise the bay and enjoy excursions to grottoes where amazing and unsuspected shapes are pointed out to you. The magnificent Halong Bay is a mystical wonder with cultural, historical and geological uniqueness. The shear natural beauty of the area has made it one of Vietnam’s most popular destinations and has also earned itself UNESCO World Heritage status. The majestic beauty of the bay and its islands can only be fully appreciated by traveling by boat amongst the islands, fjords, and inlets. 

Day 1: Hanoi – Halong Bay

This morning drive to the coastal port of Halong, four hours from Hanoi, and enjoy the lush scenery as you drive through the rich farmlands of the Red River Delta. Upon arriving in Halong, board the traditional cruise, and enjoy lunch whilst cruising along the beautiful waters. The scenery is just spectacular as you pass limestone karsts jutting up into the sky.  Take the tender to visit a fish farm or to pick up a kayak to paddle through the waters. Or if you like just relax onboard the junk and admire the scenery. End the day on deck with a drink in hand to watch the sun set over the bay followed by a freshly prepared seafood dinner served under the stars, before retiring to your cabin for the night.

  

Day 2: Halong Bay - Hanoi

Start your morning with a Tai Chi class on the sundeck, or sit and enjoy a fresh cup of coffee as you view the awakening of Halong Bay's boat people. After that, the cruise take us to the Cave of Surprises. This is the biggest cave in Halong Bay and is filled with many rock formations all lit up by colourful lights.  From here, it’s plain sailing back to the main harbour and returning to Hanoi by late afternoon. Finish Vietnam tour

Discover Hoi An old town in Vietnam tour

Hoi An is a small city with around 88,000 residents, hidden away about halfway down Vietnam's coast. Unlike the big cities, it doesn't have lots of traffic and crowds. It's popular with tourists and a well-established place on the backpacker trail. It's a place of art-and-craft shops and countless tailors who make made-to-measure clothing for a fraction of western prices.

Hoi An is an exceptionally well-preserved example of 15th- to 19th-century South-East Asian trading ports. Buildings and street plans reflect indigenous and foreign influences in the heritage site. It's a pedestrian-friendly place so you can wander around and take it all in.

Nha Trang - one of the best beach in Vietnam

Nha Trang a small town in Vietnam, located in the Khanh Hoa province is widely recognized because of it gorgeous beaches. In fact Nha Trang is often referred to as the ‘Seaside Resort’ of Vietnam. Having vast tranquil beaches and the finest climatic conditions, the Nha Trang Beaches, Vietnam are perfect for a lovely holiday.

Of the 6 major Nha Trang Beaches in Vietnam, Tran Phu is the most popular one. It is one of the most activity filled of the various Nha Trang beaches. It is also has the Tran Phu Street running parallel to the beach for its entire span, which is a beautiful avenue adorned with a lush green centre and pretty street lamps. Many key hotels, eateries and bars are lined along the street. Being the most frequented one the Tran Phu Beach is also the most crowed of all the Nha Trang beaches.