Never imagined the breathtaking landscapes of Guilin would meet the seaside, offering a dual experience in one incredible journey!
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【Highlights of the Trip】
Sail through over 3,000 majestic sea peaks and lush forests on a classic red sailboat.
Discover the iconic filming location of “007” at Surprise Cave and Paradise Island.
Paddle a kayak into the serene Moon Lake, entering a hidden emerald paradise.
Enjoy an all-inclusive package for just over 1k per person, the ultimate in value and luxury!
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【Top 5 Must-Experience Activities】
Spend a night on a luxurious cruise
▸ Watch the sunset from the deck, enjoy night squid fishing, and dance under the stars at a starlight party.
▸ Recommended ship: Paradise Elegance, complete with a private balcony for a touch of exclusivity.
Explore Surprise Cave (Sung Sôt Cave)
Marvel at the stunning stalactites illuminated by colorful lights, reminiscent of the magical world of “Avatar.
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Climb to the top of Paradise Island
Ascend 427 steps to witness the panoramic view of the “giant whale swimming” in the distance.
Kayak adventure in Moon Lake
Navigate through a rock cave and emerge to a tranquil lake where the water is as clear and green as jelly.
Indulge in a seafood feast at a local fishing village
Savor fresh blue lobsters and charcoal-grilled oysters, all for around 100r per person until you’re completely satisfied.
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【Best Photo Spots】
Bai Zhai Red Sailboat Pier
Capture scenes reminiscent of “Pirates of the Caribbean” in the early morning mist.
Fighting Cock Rock
Use a drone to photograph the dramatic confrontation of two giant stone pillars.
Ti Top Island Beach
Wear a vibrant long dress and take Instagram-worthy beach photos.
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【Tips to Avoid Pitfalls】
Avoid boats that accommodate more than 30 people; they can be crowded and the food quality may suffer.
Be cautious of “black agents” at the pier and book your tickets in advance on Klook.
November to March can be foggy, so plan your trip between April and October for the best weather.
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【Foodie Must-Knows】
Must-Eat List
Savor the boatman’s freshly prepared sour soup seafood hot pot.
Try the crispy fried elephant ear fish, even the bones are edible!
Don’t miss the Vietnamese version of “oyster omelet” – Banh Xeo.
This trip sounds absolutely magical! I had no idea Vietnam offered such a unique blend of mountains and sea. The combination of kayaking through Moon Lake and exploring those stunning islands is pure paradise. I’m definitely adding this to my travel bucket list!