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Halong Bay in 2 days

Fancy a short break rich in cultural experiences and visits, while letting yourself be carried away?

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Main features
Boat model: Traditional ship
Type: Special sailing boats
Number of cabins: 6
Maximum capacity: 12 travelers

Cabin

Junior Suites
These suites feature a large bedroom area, oversized bathroom, private balcony and luxury amenities.
Imperial Suites
All feature large glass doors, private balconies and a refined 1930s art deco style reminiscent of the former French Indochina.
NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice due to weather conditions or for technical reasons (captain's decision). Sailing times may vary depending on sea conditions and weather.

Itinerary

Tan Chau Baie d'Halong
Get acquainted with the facilities on board as we set sail for your Halong Bay experience. Savour... more+ your first hours in the bay on the sun deck and simply let your eyes wander over the breathtaking scenery during our first hours of cruising. We arrive at Cua Van, one of the last remaining floating fishing villages in Halong Bay, and which some fishermen still use as a base for their fishing and aquacultural activities. With a small bamboo boat rowed by locals, we have a look at the floating structures in this calm and secluded area to gain some insight into village life. If you prefer to be more active, borrow a kayak (complimentary for 2-night cruises) and paddle around by yourself. This is the perfect way to freely move about and explore this part of the bay. The fishing village also hosts the Cua Van Cultural Center, operated by local residents to preserve and introduce visitors to the village’s history and culture. On display are many archaeological artifacts and photographs depicting life in Cua Van. By tender, we transfer to the nearby Tien Ong cave. The cave shows evidence of human civilization dating back to 10,000 – 8,000 BC. Fossil evidence also proves that the cave was part of the mainland continent ages ago before Halong Bay became the marine wonder it is today. Tien Ong cave reaches a depth of 50 metres and covers a total area of roughly 1,000 square metres. Follow our guide as we loop though and learn interesting details about this cavern. After returning to the boat, we sail to the overnight mooring area. During this the magical “blue hour”, Halong Bay reveals its magnificent beauty. Unwind on the sun deck with your favourite drink and be fully present in this moment. As we sail along, you may like to join our cooking class by our chef. You are welcome to practice these easy, but very tasty classic Vietnamese recipes for yourself - then cook them for your loved ones back at home. After a bit of downtime, dinner is served. Passengers aboard Heritage Line’s luxurious Violet can choose from international or local favourites from a multi-course à la carte menu. After dinner, our on-board guide offers an intriguing presentation about the bay’s unique and fascinating insights. Alternatively, give yourself a try at squid fishing together with our staff - always an entertaining experience. While away the rest of the evening and treasure this special moment amidst the magical landscapes before falling into a restful slumber in the middle of Halong Bay where, once upon a time, sparkling jewels cascaded from heavenly dragons. 
Activities: Including: Visit one of the last floating fishing villages, Visit nearby Tien NGO cave, more+
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Lunch
Diner
Baie d'Halong Ti Top Tan Chau
For early risers, tea, coffee and pastries are available in the dining room. A Tai Chi class is... more+ offered on the sun deck to awaken your mind and muscles. In the morning, we set sail to the small Ti Top Island. Formerly named Cat Nang, the island received a name change after former president Ho Chi Minh and the second man to orbit the Earth, Russian astronaut ‘German Titov’, toured Halong Bay together in 1962. Since the cosmonaut was so fascinated with this picturesque islet, Uncle Ho would rename the spectacle Ti Top Island to honour Titov and as a gesture of friendship between their two countries. Once arriving at Ti Top, you can go for a refreshing morning swim on a sandy beach beneath towering rock formations. If you prefer to be a bit more active, climb 400 stone steps (which takes about 20 minutes) to the island’s top and be rewarded with stunning, panoramic views over the bay. There is also a viewing platform about half-way up with great vistas framed by lush greenery – perfect for photos. Back on board, you can take a shower and freshen up. Now is the time to enjoy the final moments of sailing as we head back to the harbour while breakfast is served. Until we reach the pier, relax on the sun deck or in the dining room while savouring the last views of this iconic site. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
The price includes
English speaking tour manager
Visits and entrance fees as per program
All transfers from the boat to tourist sites
Welcome drink
Mineral water available
Internet on board (subject to cellular network signal)
Shipping costs
Taxes
Unlimited tea and coffee on board
A French-speaking guide
Activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Personal expenses
Visa fees
Tips for crew and guides
Beverages other than those listed
Spa
Meals not included in the program
Halong Bay entrance fees - Mandatory : 35€ / people
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request

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