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VNDV06 |
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Routes: |
Hanoi - Ha Long Bay -
Kayaking - kayaking Explore the Cave |
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Duration: |
03 Days |
Itinerary in brief
Day 1: Hanoi - Halong Bay
Kayaking
Day 2: Halong Bay - Cua Van - Ba Ham
Kayaking
Day 3: Halong Bay Kayaking -
Hanoi
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Day 1: Hanoi - Halong Bay
Kayaking Today we depart hotel at 8h00 and drive
towards Halong Bay, truly one of Vietnam's most scenic impressive
sights. On arrival in Halong Town we are welcomed on a traditional
junk with a refreshing drink and get some boat information as well
as kayak orientation. This is time for us to settle into a private
comfortable cabin and unpack for a three days exploring Halong Bay.
The traditional boat cruises through Dinh Huong island , Ga Choi
island, Sung Sot cave before it anchors at Soi Sim area, giving us a
free hand kayaking. We row our kayak past the limestone karst
formations which are littered with beaches and beautiful caves. At
sunset we regroup at the escort boat for relaxation and dinner. The
night paddle is available for kayaking fervors. O/N on board.
(B,L,D)
Day 2: Halong Bay - Cua Van - Ba Ham
Kayaking The sailing junks navigating past over 3,000
limestone islands and outcrops jutting out of the clear and emerald
water of the bay make for a marvelous scene. We have an option to
get up early to admire the splendid landscape and see the fishmen on
a morning catch. The huge breakfast is an impressive way to start
our active day. We cruise towards Ba Ham area for the second
kayaking. Today we paddle around this scenic zone at our pace to
explore the mystical rock formations, hidden caves and many secluded
lagoons. The kayaking is not only activity in places. You have
plenty of time for you own pleasure; swimming or simply soaking up
the sunshine. O/N on board. (B,L,D)
Day 3: Halong Bay Kayaking -
Hanoi Upon living our last night stop area, we
navigate towards Luon Cave to spend a few more hours rowing our
kayak. The traditional escort boat passes by many outcrops of
various shapes and sizes before delivering us near the kayaking
area. We begin paddling across Man Head and Rua rocks. These
imposing islets are aptly named by their distinctive shapes. By mid
morning we complete our exciting kayaking adventure and arrange our
luggage to cruise back to the Halong pier. The shuttle bus will pick
us up for a return journey. The trip ends after arrival in Hanoi.
(B,L)
CRUISE INFORMATION:
There are some main differences on the boat/junk
types as the following:
Space on the boat, with the standard one
- you would have to expect small size boat, from
your bedroom to the sun deck, whilst the
Superior & Deluxe class will have larger
sized dining area that is warm and cozy, more
importantly with comfort in your cabins (larger
bed, bigger glassed window) as well as the
sunbath area (with comfortable chairs)
Toilet & shower on boat/junk, if you wish to
have comfort in your privacy, Standard boat
will not be a choice since the toilet is
normally outside (shared bathrooms), while
Superior will offer this and you will even
find it better at Deluxe class.
Facilities on the
Superior and Deluxe boat are up-to-date international
standard, good air-conditioning in the cabin,
fine toilet facilities whilst there is normally
a fan in the cabin at the standard boat.
Well trained, devoted and courtesy staff will
always make your stay unforgettable on the
Superior and Deluxe junk.
Halong
Bay is beautiful
and we suggest enjoy it in Superior or Deluxe
Junk, paying a bit more but you will find it
worth every cents you pay for.
KAYAK INFORMATION:
The kayaking equipments consist of paddle, dry
bag, life jacket, flash light and sit on top
kayak or sit inside kayak. The sit on top kayak
has a length of 4 meters and 1 or 2 seats. The
sit inside kayak also measures 4 meters and and
1 or 2 seats.
JOIN GROUP INFORMATION:
The join group price is almost for
passengers who are willing to get the first hand kayaking experience
in Halong Bay however the itinerary of joined group kayak is
different from the above mentioned programme and has less time for
kayaking activities.
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