11:00 Arrive Tuan Chau Island which is located in the north-west of Halong Bay, 8 km south-west of Ha Long City. Tuan Chau Marina is an official gateway to Halong Bay, the first Marina is for day cruises. You will check in on Cruise from here

Towering limestone pillars and tiny islets topped by forest rise from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. Designated a World Heritage Site in 1994, Halong Bay's scatter of islands, dotted with wind- and wave-eroded grottoes is a vision of ethereal beauty and, unsurprisingly, northern Vietnam's number one tourism hub. It is time to discover the Bay with 2 thousand islands

A distinctive pair of karst islets jutting out from the calm waters of Halong Bay; the unique Hon Ga Choi Island (Fighting Cocks Island) has become one of the bay’s most memorable landmarks and among the most photographed attractions for cruise visitors. Located right in the heart of the bay, the jagged rock formations loom 12 metres over the water, improbably perched on narrow, weatherworn bases and appearing to lean towards each other You will stop here to taking pictures and admire the unique limestone rock formation

The Incense Burner is a sacred object used for sacrifice and stands in the middle of Ha Long Bay as if it is sacrificing heaven and earth. It is also a reminder of the good traditions of the nation: drinking water remembering the source; to remember the fathers and sages who have been instrumental in building and preserving and defending the Fatherland; Thank you to the Mother Dragon in the legend - the mascot that helped Dai Viet fight foreign invaders. Incent Burner Island has both a sacred spiritual meaning and a symbol of good luck. The image of Incent Burner Island has been printed on the VND 200,000 banknote in circulation. Stop for taking the photos of Incense Burner which is believed for fortune

Ba Hang Village captivates visitors with its calm waters, stunning lagoons, and serene atmosphere. While the original fishing village no longer exists—relocated in 2014 to improve fishermen's livelihoods—the locals still play a vital role, rowing boats for tourists. The old school and small shrines remain as preserved landmarks of its rich history. Discover Ba Hang’s Hidden Lagoon When the boat stops at Ba Hang, you can choose one of two activities to explore the serene lagoon, once a safe haven for fishermen during typhoons: Kayaking: Ideal for adventurers, kayaking lets you navigate the emerald waters, limestone cliffs, and picturesque scenery at your own pace. Rowing Boat to Ba Hang Cave: Relax on a boat ride through three interconnected caves, accessible when water levels rise just enough for passage. Emerging on the other side, you’ll discover a secluded lake encircled by rocky mountains, offering a breathtaking natural vista.

Heading to Thien Cung Cave (Heavenly Palace Grotto), one of the most beautiful cave in Halong bay . Hike up some steps to discover the cave founded in 1993 by a fishman. View the spectacular of halong from high .Explore their huge chambers adorned with stalactites and stalagmites of all kinds.

End of the boat trip and back to the Car for riding 2 hours 30 minutes back to Old Quarter in Hanoi. You will be at the hotel in Hanoi around 18:00 to 18:30. Tour end at your hotel