Vera Cruise HaLong 5 star

Vera Cruise HaLong is a great choice to explore the majestic beauty of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site . With a modern, luxurious design but still retaining traditional features, Vera Cruise offers visitors a classy travel experience.

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About Vera Cruise

Vera Cruise is one of the high-class cruise ships, designed in a modern and luxurious style, serving tours to explore Ha Long Bay and the surrounding seas. The cruise ship has many high-class facilities and services, giving visitors a wonderful journey amidst majestic nature.

Vera Cruise

Vera Cruise not only stands out with its sophisticated interior design, but also offers an open space for visitors to enjoy relaxing moments, immersing themselves in the natural beauty. With a team of professional and dedicated service staff, Vera Cruise is committed to bringing customers unforgettable experiences.

Restaurant – Vera Cruise

Vera Cruise has a variety of itineraries, taking visitors to the most famous attractions of Ha Long Bay such as Sung Sot Cave, Luon Cave, and Titop Island.

Outstanding features of Vera cruise:

• New 5-star cruise with modern facilities, air conditioning throughout the route, internet (Wifi), capacity for 99 guests
• Pick up guests at Ha Long International Port
• Welcome Drinks, Lion Dance
• Discover the most beautiful spots in Ha Long Bay: Sung Sot Cave, Ti Top Island, Luon Cave, …
• Rich and varied seafood menu
• FREE: kayaking/canoeing, sunset party, swimming, free karaoke with outdoor stage
• Outdoor jacuzzi with thousands of virtual check-in corners

Vera Cruise Ha Long 7-hour Tour Schedule (10:30 – 17:00)

• TOUR PRICE: 1,100,000 VND/GUEST

10:30:  Pick up guests at Ha Long International Port and check in on the ship.

1 1:00:  The cruise staff warmly welcomes you on board with a Lion and Dragon Dance, a typical Vietnamese culture. Guests enjoy a welcome drink and hear a summary of the itinerary and safety regulations on the cruise. The ship departs and takes you to explore the most beautiful spots in Ha Long Bay such as: Human Head Island, a natural work of art rising from the sea, complete with all the details of a face. The cruise will move slowly so that customers can take photos to capture beautiful moments here.

12:00:  Guests enjoy a high-class buffet lunch with delicious fresh seafood dishes of Ha Long Bay as well as traditional Vietnamese dishes. (If the ship has less than 20 guests, you will be served lunch according to the Set Menu)

13:00:  The tour guide will take you to visit Sung Sot Cave – the most beautiful and widest cave in Ha Long Bay with a magical and majestic beauty created from countless stalactites and stalagmites shimmering in strange and unique shapes.

14:00:  At Hang Luon area, visitors can kayak/canoe – the most popular sport among young people or choose to stay on the boat, have free time and use the Jacuzzi.

15:00:  Visit Titov Island where you can swim or sunbathe on the fine white sand or you can also climb to the top of Titov to see the whole view of Ha Long Bay with thousands of limestone cliffs rising from the blue water. (You will be served free towels by the cruise)

16:00:  Guests return to the ship to participate in two Sunset Party activities. Guests will enjoy relaxing moments sipping drinks with snacks and fresh fruit on the sundeck and relaxing in the jacuzzi in a wonderful natural space and watching the sunset gently and peacefully.

17:30 – 18:00  The ship arrives at the port. The staff says goodbye to you, ending the 7-hour cruise on the bay.

Tour price includes:

• Modern facilities, luxury deck, air conditioning, TV, Internet (Wifi) in restaurant area.
• Welcome drink
• Enthusiastic and experienced English/Vietnamese speaking tour guide
• Buffet lunch on board
• Kayak/Bamboo boat tour of the Bay
• Sunset party
• Onboard insurance and service charges are included in the cruise program
• Entrance fees

Tour price does not include:

• Pick-up and drop-off
• Drinks, tips and personal expenses
• Visa, air tickets & hotels
• All services not mentioned in “Included” section
• VAT
• Holiday surcharge, sightseeing ticket surcharge if there is a price change notice from the Bay Management Board

Introducing Famous Tourist Destinations

Ha Long Bay is one of the most famous Natural Wonders of the World, and the cruise route through the trio of Sung Sot Cave – Titop Island – Luon Cave is the most classic and iconic tour route here . Most 4-5 star cruise ships (such as Pelican, Syrena, Ambassador, Dolphin…) choose these three locations as the highlight of the experience for tourists.

Below is a detailed guide introducing each location to help you easily visualize the beauty of this heritage core area:

1. Sung Sot Cave – The most magnificent stalactite and stalagmite paradise.

Located on Bo Hon Island, Sung Sot Cave is one of the largest and most magnificent limestone caves in Ha Long Bay. Its unique name originates from the “astonishment” of the French explorers when they first set foot here in 1901.

• The path to the cave: You will walk and climb about 50 stone steps under the cool shade of the forest trees to reach the cave entrance.
• Interior landscape: The cave spans 10,000 square meters and is divided into two main chambers. The first chamber resembles a grand theater with its ceiling covered in a shimmering “velvet carpet” of stalactites. The second chamber opens up into a vast, magnificent space beyond imagination, filled with millions of stalagmites and columns in unique shapes (elephants, mounds of rice, flowers, leaves, etc.) combined with a magical artistic lighting system.
• The cave’s summit: At the highest point of the cave, there is also a “royal garden” with a crystal-clear lake, lush greenery, and home to troops of wild monkeys.

2. Titop Island – Panoramic views of the heritage site from above.

Titop Island (named by President Ho Chi Minh after Russian cosmonaut Gherman Titov during his visit in 1962) is notable for its steep cliff and sloping shoreline boasting a crescent-shaped beach of fine white sand embracing the foot of the island [Titop Island].

• Relaxing beach time: Ti Top (Moonlit) Beach, though not very large, boasts clear, calm waters year-round thanks to the surrounding rocky islands that shield it from the wind, making it ideal for cooling off by soaking in the sea.
• Conquering Ti Top Peak: This is the most expensive activity on the island. You will challenge yourself to climb approximately 400 stone steps to reach the observation deck at the summit. From this vantage point, you will enjoy the most beautiful 360-degree view of Ha Long Bay , taking in thousands of limestone islands rising from the emerald waters and luxurious cruise ships anchored nearby.

 3. Luon Cave – A masterpiece of kayaking .

Also located on Bo Hon Island, not far from Sung Sot Cave, Luon Cave is a water cave (a cave that winds through the heart of the mountain) about 60m long with a ceiling 2.5m – 4m above the water level depending on the tidal water level [Luon Cave].

• A unique experience: This is the ideal place to try kayaking yourself or ride in a traditional bamboo boat rowed by locals [Luon Cave].
• Isolated beauty: As the boat glides gently through the dark, windswept cave arch, a vast, enclosed saltwater lagoon, as still as a mirror, unfolds. The lagoon is surrounded 360 degrees by towering limestone cliffs, where cycads and orchids cling and hang down.
• Natural specialty: The cliffs surrounding the lake are home to troops of wild golden monkeys [Hang Luon]. They frequently climb and play near the water’s edge, begging for fruit from tourists.

What is the best time of year to go on a cruise?

1. Autumn (September – November): Romantic scenery & perfect weather

This is considered the “golden time” when people are most pleased to take a cruise in Lan Ha Bay.

• • Weather: The sun shines brightly and golden but is not stiflingly hot, the sky is high and clear with no clouds. The weather is cool at night, the bay is calm and very peaceful.
  • Experience: Perfectly suited for outdoor activities such as cycling to explore Viet Hai Ancient Village, kayaking in the Bright and Dark Caves, or relaxing and watching the spectacular sunset from your private room balcony without worrying about getting tired.

2. Spring (March – April): Warm weather, fresh scenery.

The transition period between winter and spring is extremely pleasant and cool.

• • Weather: The weather is gradually warming up, with gentle sunshine and very little rain or storms. In the early morning, a light mist occasionally hangs over the bay, creating a magical, ink-painting-like atmosphere.
  • Experience: Ideal for family vacations, perfect for taking Instagram-worthy photos on the breezy sundeck.

3. Summer (May – June): Peak season for water activities

If your top priority is swimming and participating in active outdoor activities, then you should choose this timeframe.

• Weather: Abundant summer sunshine, warm and clear emerald green seawater.
• Experience: Enjoy swimming, kayaking through pristine rocky islands, or soaking in the water at Ba Trai Dao beach.
• Extremely important note: You should avoid traveling in July and August . This is the peak of the rainy and stormy season in the North, and cruises are at risk of being unexpectedly canceled due to sea closures from the Port Authority for safety reasons.

4. Winter (December – February of the following year): Quiet relaxation (Western tourist season)

• Weather: Very cold, windy, and light fog.
• Experience: The bay at this time of year is very peaceful and quiet. The deep cold makes swimming impossible, but it’s a great time to escape the crowds, enjoy the cozy wood-paneled suite, relax in your private Jacuzzi, and savor premium cuisine at the warm restaurant.

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