7 Days Vietnam At A Glance

Arrive at the cruise's lounge. Embark on the cruise, enjoy a welcome drink, and attend a safety briefing.

Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch at the restaurant as you sail past stunning islets and limestone mountains.

Paddle by kayak or sampan through the tranquil waters of Luon Cave, surrounded by towering limestone formations that tell stories of centuries past.

One of the most renowned sites in Ha Long Bay where you can get a stunning view with an easy hike. By the foot of the mountain on this island, you can enjoy diving into the clear blue waters for a refreshing swim.

Get back to the boat and enjoy our Sunset party while our cruise sailing to the overnight anchorage. Attend a Vietnamese cooking demonstration. You can quickly learn a simple but delicious Vietnamese dish - Nem Ran (Fried Spring Roll)

Awaken your senses with a peaceful Tai Chi session on the sundeck, followed by a light, energizing breakfast.

Step into the magical world of Sung Sot Cave, the largest and most stunning limestone cave in Halong Bay where dramatic stalactites and stalagmites create an other worldly atmosphere.

Settle your bill at reception, then enjoy a scenic brunch as we approach the pier.

Enjoy a cable car ride which offers a panorama of Ba Na Hills, spring stream, Danang city and Danang coast your cabin at the height of 1,487 meters above sea level. During your time on the mountain, enjoy a visit to: Fantasy Park, Le Jardin with the relics of the French colony, Linh Ung Pagoda, Golden Bridge.

Board our river basket boat for a relaxing 30-minute ride on the Thu Bon river to Bay Mau Coconut Forest, which is recognized by the Province as an official ecological zone.

Exploring its narrow lanes lined with centuries-old houses showcasing Chinese, Japanese, French, and European architectural influences. Visit key attractions such as the 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, the Tan Ky old house, and the local market, while enjoying the town’s vibrant art galleries and tailor shops.

An iconic structure in the region built in early 19th century. Initially, the pagoda was simply a workshop where the owners practiced during their retirement in the neighborhood.

Board the motorboat at a pier and cruising on the Mekong River. Here, overlooking floating houses where fishes are farmed beneath the house.

Here you'll  a ride to reach a performance site where Vietnamese traditional music can be heard and seasonal tropical fruit can be tasted (included).

Get on a small hand-rowing boat to slowly cruise through a small creek with beautiful overhanging coconut trees. Lives both sides of the creek can be observed.

Before heading to lunch, passing through a bee-keeping farm, and enjoying honey tea, a typical Mekong house can be viewed here. Continue traveling to learn the coconut candies-making process a workshop. A sample of candies can be tasted

Formerly known as Independence Palace, built on the site of the former Norodom Palace, a landmark in the city.

A unique museum in Vietnam to systematically study, collect, conserve and display exhibits on war crimes and consequences inflicted on the Vietnamese people by foreign aggressive forces. Here you'll learn about Vietnam’s history through exhibits of the Vietnam War, originally opened in 1975 as "Exhibition House for US and Puppet Crimes."

Explore iconic French Indochina-era buildings, including the neoclassical Central Post Office designed by Gustave Eiffel.

A magnificent building located in the heart of the city and was established by French colonists. This cathedral was constructed between 1863 and 1880