Luxury tours · LUXURY DAY TRIPS IN HANOI
The 5 best luxury day trips in Hanoi you can book today, with the per-head price, the running time and what the operator actually includes. Number one leads for a reason; start there.
Spend 12 hours traveling from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay by limousine, then cruise past limestone islands aboard a modern 5-star boat. You’ll visit Sung Sot Cave, kayak or take a bamboo boat at Luon Cave, swim at Ti Top Island, and finish with a sunset snack party. Guides include Tinh, Henry, Jason, Nam, and Trinh.
“Tinh was a really good guide we enjoy the whole trip.”
Travel from Hanoi to Ninh Binh with an English-speaking guide, then climb Ngoa Long Mountain at Mua Cave, ride a two-person sampan through Tam Coc’s three caves, and visit Hoa Lu’s Dinh and Le Dynasty temples. Optional cycling to Bich Dong Pagoda adds a countryside ride.
“Wow what a great tour of Ninh Binh and Tam Coc. SST the travel company was communicative through the entire booking process and finalized details and pick up in Hanoi. They picked up and dropped off every single person on my tRead more”
Travel from Hanoi’s Old Quarter by limousine bus to a five-hour Halong Bay cruise. Expect a seafood buffet, Sung Sot Cave, Titop Island, optional kayaking, a cooking class, and a sunset party. Guides such as Jake, Thanh, Long, and Phong have been praised for friendly service, though summer weekends can be crowded.
“Not a luxury boat, but good service and Service, the price is right. Maybe if you're looking for luxury find yourself another boatAuto-translated”
Spend about six hours on Halong Bay aboard a premium boat with a Jacuzzi, buffet lunch, kayaking or bamboo boating, Sung Sot Cave, and Titop Island. Pickup from Hanoi’s Old Quarter runs from 8:00 to 8:45am, with an English-speaking guide such as Sam leading the day. Return is around 9:00pm.
“The cruise was amazingly good, the food is good and appetising, love the Vietnamese food, the driver and Sam the tour guide is very supportive and helpful and bery informative to the history and culture of local people”
Leave Hanoi early for a small-group Ninh Binh day trip with up to eight people. Cycle past rice fields and limestone peaks, visit a local family, eat a Vietnamese lunch, row through Trang An’s caves and temples, and finish at Hoa Lu. Guides such as Tom and Phil add humor, history, and personal attention.
“Tom is an amazing person who is really passionate about what he does, Definitely the best tour guide I’ve had during my time in asia.”
Pick a deck, a car, a lounge or a camp.
