Day 1 Hanoi - Dong Trieu (L, D)
This morning we will leave Hanoi behind for Dong Trieu town, which is located 120 km Northwest of Hanoi and pass through the green fields of the Red River Delta. On the way we will have a chance to visit one of the Humanity Centers, which support local disabled children. Arriving at Dong Trieu town we will be introduced to our Japanese push bikes and then cycle through this peaceful area of country lanes and rice fields. We will also visit some schools, Dong Trieu's ceramic villages, and chat with the local people. This evening we will become the guests of a local family.
Level of home stay: Standard.

Day 2 Dong Trieu - Halong Bay (B, L, D)
Today we bid farewell to our local family hosts and leave for Halong Bay, the spectacular World Heritage Site. Once there, we will embark on Oriental Sails followed by cruise briefing. After our seafood lunch the Oriental Sails cruise further along the limestone islands of Fighting Cock, Dog Rock and Incense Burner, to name a few. We will visit one of the most impressive caves in Halong Bay, the Amazing Cave. We will have chance to see thousand of stalactite and stalagmites with many different shapes and colors. We then back to the boat and take our kayak to the hidden parts of this seclude bay We then going to anchor place we can go for swimming, taking photos or just simply relax as the sun starts to set.
At 19:00 our dinner will be served. Socialize with other guests or just laze around. Overnight on board.

Day 3 Halong Bay - Hanoi (B, L)
Today we get up early and start our day with swimming, exercise or photo hunt. We then have breakfast at sunrise. We then cruise through Drum Cave Island, Man’s Head Islet, Van Gia Fishing Village and then head back to the Harbor. We will disembark Oriental Sails at around 11h00. We will say good bye with our crews and transfer back to Hanoi and trip finishes at the hotel in Hanoi around 16h30. Our trip concludes.

Dong Trieu village is located 120 km Northwest of Hanoi and pass through the green fields of the Red River Delta.

Halong Bay is famous internationally, and is recognized as a World Heritage by UNESCO.