Cruise through magical Halong Bay

The UNESCO World Heritage site, Halong Bay, situated in the Gulf of Tonkin, is a collection of 1600 islands and islets, many of which are uninhabited. To experience this karst landscape, get onboard a cruise that takes you between the limestone cliffs covered with a thick blanket of lush rainforests. Stop at secluded bays and kayak into mysterious caves or trek up the cliffs - both for an adrenaline rush and the spectacular views from up above.

For those who prefer company, head to Cat Ba island, home to plenty of floating hotels, restaurants and bars. From here, make day trips to the idyllic La Han Bay, to savour Halong Bay's pristine natural beauty.

To experience the other-worldly side of Halong Bay, plan an excursion to Bon Hon island, and explore its mysterious caves – Sung Sot, Trinh Nu and Trong.