Rú Chá tours

Mr. Tanh our tour guide was very helpful throughout the tour. He guided us all the time as we were a big group travelling. Got to know many new things and rich history of Vietnam culture. Much recommended.

The tourist guide is great, just be prepared to walk more thab 200 steps up. We didn't go to the sculpture musuem, instead we went to a silk facility, it was okay and expect that they will offer for you to buy bedsheet made in silk and other clothing.

It’s one of the best cruises out there. The cruise is new and impeccable so not much reviews yet but trust me this cruise is going to be famous in no time. It had amazing staff, very friendly, polite, prompt, warm and very hardworking. it is one of the biggest cruises out there. it checked all the boxes. the itinerary was perfect, with enough breaks and rest , it wasn’t rushed so we could fully enjoy the experience. I would like to specifically mention our tour guide Jason. he was very friendly and informative. he was easy to talk to polite and he clicked a lot of pictures ☺️🙌🏻. I would definitely like to recommend this cruise to anyone who wants a day trip to ha long bay!

You really can't appreciate the magnificent natural beauty of Ha Long Bay from photos; you have to experience it in person. I highly recommend it. Luckily, our tour guide was Johnny Handsome, who many others have praised in their reviews. He worked hard to make the tour exciting and ensured we traveled safely and smoothly. The driver was a bit gruff but drove very safely. Since my hotel was in a complicated location, the tour started with a motorcycle transfer. We then rode a comfortable large bus on the highway, stopping twice for restroom breaks at souvenir shops and a pearl store during the approximately 2.5-hour journey. Upon arriving at the pier, we were immediately escorted onto the boat for a lunch buffet. The food was reasonably good. Drinks were available for an additional charge. We first chose between a bamboo boat, a kayak, or a speedboat (with an extra fee), and then split up to enjoy our chosen activity. The bamboo boat was rowed for us, allowing me to take photos at a leisurely pace. Kayaking seemed challenging for beginners, as they had to navigate through many passing bamboo boats. Next, we moved a short distance by boat to visit a cave. The cave tour was about 2 km and took approximately an hour. The initial ascent to the entrance was a steep staircase, and there were many ups and downs on stairs afterward, which was honestly tiring. However, there were spots with panoramic views of Ha Long Bay, where I was able to take beautiful photos. After that, we moved a short distance by boat to Ti Top Island, where you can swim or climb to an observation deck. To be honest, my legs were tired from the cave, so I just relaxed on the boat, haha. The day concluded with a sunset party. It was very simple, with tea, a small amount of red wine, small mango cookies, fried rice crackers, and watermelon. You could order beer, cocktails, and juices for an additional charge, but it was a bit disappointing. Nevertheless, the sunset over Ha Long Bay was incredibly beautiful and amazing. We spent the entire day in the same seats on the same boat, so I could leave my belongings (except valuables) and travel light for sightseeing. On the way back, we stopped at one souvenir shop for a restroom break, and I was driven close to my hotel while dozing off. It was a fulfilling and enjoyable day.

I had an amazing experience visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels! The whole trip was very well organized, and everything went smoothly from start to finish. What really made the tour special was our guide—he was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about the history of the place. He explained everything clearly and shared so many interesting stories that helped us truly understand the significance of the tunnels. Walking through the area and learning about how people lived and survived there during the war was both fascinating and eye-opening. The guide made the experience engaging and memorable the entire time. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Vietnam. If you’re interested in history and want a deeper understanding of the Cu Chi Tunnels, this is definitely worth it. Big thanks to our amazing tour guide for making the trip unforgettable!

Really worth the package, the whole day was really relaxing, well managed by our guide naming 'Tea'. Quite energetic and relaxed while managing all the members, giving value to each of us and helping us all the way along.

We are open during the Lunar New Year period. The bus picks up passengers from various hotels in Hanoi at around 5 AM, a little over a two-hour drive, with a brief stop at a highway rest area in between. After arriving at the visitor center at around 8 AM, check in at the reception area (near Highlands Coffee) and take a shuttle bus to the pier to board the boat. The stopover time on each island is about 30-40 minutes, and you will be transferred by different small and medium-sized boats. You need to follow the instructions of the staff. Since the time is tight, you can ask the staff to help you clear the way, get tickets, and get rafts, otherwise you may lose time just queuing. The same bus will wait for returning passengers at the visitor center. The return trip was delayed by 1 hour due to other passengers in the group, but the driver was very patient. There were no shopping stops throughout the trip. Thanks to the efforts of the staff, the arrangement was very smooth, and the food was delicious. A satisfying experience!

Great experience and well-explained educational trip! will highly recommend this. Met great people as well. I commend Tour Guide Milo for making the trip engaging and welcoming. Thank you for making our money's worth haha!