Anyone who has ever traveled to Ha Long Bay surely cannot miss the experience of exploring its stunning caves. Ha Long is not only famous for its crystal-clear beaches and smooth white sand but also for its mesmerizing cave systems. These natural wonders, formed over tens of millions of years, attract both domestic and international visitors eager to admire their untouched beauty.

The caves in Ha Long feature complex structures with countless fascinating shapes, each accompanied by a captivating legend full of history and emotion. Amid the vast sea, these caves have become some of the most popular tourist attractions — true natural paradises waiting to be explored.

Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave)

Sung Sot Cave is one of the most famous caves located in the core area of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Situated on Bo Hon Island, along with Luon Cave and Trinh Nu Cave, this natural masterpiece will surely leave you in awe with its sparkling and magical beauty.
Following an 800-meter stone path, visitors enter a completely different world inside the 12,200m² cave, filled with magnificent stalactites and stalagmites that resemble a natural work of art. It’s truly worth every step of the journey.

Cruises visiting Sung Sot Cave include:

• Paradise Cruise

• Indochina Sails

• Ambassador Cruise

Luon Cave

Luon Cave is considered one of the most beautiful attractions in Ha Long in recent years. Its breathtaking natural scenery never fails to amaze visitors.
Located on Bo Hon Island along with Sung Sot, Trong, and Trinh Nu Caves, about 14 km south of Bai Chay, Luon Cave stands out with its unique structure — Turtle Island in front, Heaven’s Gate on the right, and towering cliffs surrounding it for a sense of serenity and seclusion.
The harmony of water, clouds, and limestone creates a poetic landscape — truly a gift from Mother Nature to Ha Long.

Cruises visiting Luon Cave include:

• Athena Royal Cruise

• La Casta Day Cruise

• Paradise Elegance Cruise (3 days 2 nights)

Titop Island

With its gently sloping beach, soft white sand, and clear blue water, Titop Island in Quang Ninh is an unmissable stop on any Ha Long Bay itinerary. Often called a “paradise” for nature lovers, Titop stands out for its pristine beauty and peaceful atmosphere.
The beach remains clean thanks to regular tidal changes, and the water is so clear that you can see pebbles beneath the sandy bottom. These features make Titop Island a must-visit destination for those exploring Ha Long Bay, especially for travelers who wish to immerse themselves in the natural charm of Vietnam.

Cruises visiting Titop Island include:

• Catherine Cruise

• Alisa Premier Cruise

• Ambassador Cruise

If you have the chance to visit Ha Long, take time to explore other famous caves such as Dau Go Cave, Thien Cung Cave, Trinh Nu Cave, and Me Cung Cave — each offering its own enchanting story and unforgettable beauty.