A UNESCO World Wonder
Nearly 2,000 limestone karst islands rise from emerald water — a seascape recognised by UNESCO since 1994.
The Destination
A UNESCO World Heritage Site of nearly 2,000 limestone islands rising from jade-green water — one of the few places on earth that exceeds its own reputation.
What Makes It Special
No trip to Vietnam feels complete without Ha Long Bay. Mist-shrouded at dawn and golden at dusk, this is one of the rare places that exceeds its own reputation — a labyrinth of jade water and towering limestone.
Nearly 2,000 limestone karst islands rise from emerald water — a seascape recognised by UNESCO since 1994.
Kayak hidden lagoons, swim from quiet beaches, climb to island viewpoints and explore sea caves by bamboo boat.
Fresh seafood, cooking classes and visits to floating fishing villages that have lived on the bay for generations.
An overnight cruise lets you watch mist lift at dawn and dine under the stars — far beyond a rushed day trip.