 Super yacht Grand Pioneers II (Photo: Ngoc Anh/VOV) |
The trip left a strong impression on the 100 domestic and international visitors boarding the vessels, as well as representatives of tourism agencies and Vietnamese journalists.
The journey took tourists to world-renowned attractions of Ha Long Bay, such as the Ga Choi, Dinh Huong, Rong, and Cap La islets, Thien Canh Son Cave, and Vung Vieng fishing village, among others.
 Tourists enter Sung Sot Cave's entrance. (Photo: Ngoc Anh/VOV) |
Mr. David Turnbull, a tourist from Australia, said: "Where we come from in Australia, we have quite a few caves called the Jenolan Caves. And we thought they were very beautiful in Australia, until I saw the Surprising Caves. The Surprising Cave is one of the best limestone caves I have ever seen. It's easy to access. It got beautiful figures, all the different shapes everywhere. It's enormous. And the different limestone formations are incredible with the flow of water. I've never seen anything so deep, anything so spectacular. Absolutely beautiful, and very surprising."
 A view of Ha Long Bay from Sung Sot Cave looking down (Photo: Ngoc Anh/VOV) |
The Grand Pioneers 2, 100 meters long and more than 18 meters wide, was designed and made in Vietnam, and is the largest yacht in Ha Long Bay. With multiple decks and 1 basement, the superyacht can accommodate up to 160 overnight passengers.
 Tourists take a look around inside Sung Sot Cave. (Photo: Ngoc Anh/VOV) |
The Grand Pioneers Cruise I offers daily two day and one night tours to Ha Long Bay while the Grand Pioneers Cruise II runs with three day and two night tours from Monday to Wednesday, which is a new and unique tourism product offered by Quang Ninh province this year.
 Beautiful stalactites inside Sung Sot Cave (Photo: Ngoc Anh/VOV) |