Embark on a leisurely yet immersive kayaking journey through Lan Ha Bay, Vietnam's quieter, more pristine alternative to Ha Long. Paddle at your own rhythm to uncover secluded white-sand beaches, secret lagoons accessible only by small craft, and the iconic Ba Trai Dao Bay—a trio of peach-shaped islets surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and dramatic karst formations. Kayaking durations vary (up to 4+ hours) based on your energy and stops for swimming, photos, or beach relaxation. Our dedicated support boat follows closely, ensuring safety, hydration, snacks, and easy pick-up if you need a break. This serene paddle through one of northern Vietnam's most enchanting bays promises postcard-perfect moments and lasting memories.

Highlights

• Kayaking adventure on the emerald waters of Lan Ha Bay
• Discovering the hidden gems of Ba Trai Dao Bay by kayay

Difficulty Level (5/10): Most people can participate in this tour. Children from 6 years old and above can also join when accompanied by parents. To make your outdoor experience easier and more enjoyable, we recommend good physical preparation before the trip. Tours at this level generally last 2 days. For trekking tours at this difficulty, expect 2–3 hours of trekking per day on relatively easy terrain. For kayaking and SUP tours at the same level, anticipate 2–3 hours of paddling per day on large, calm water surfaces, with plenty of time for photos, rests, and breaks.

Suggested physical training: Practice running or kayaking/SUP 1–2 weeks in advance. Run twice a week, with each session covering 3–5 km or paddle 2–3 times, with each session around 5 km.

1. Travel insurance

• Umove Adventure uses service from Bảo Việt Insurance with a maximum insurance payout of 100 million VND/person/case.
• See the Bao Viet policy of insurance Quy tắc bảo hiểm Bảo Việt.    

2. Referring to the postpose policy, and cancel the tour in the requirement and instructions here. 

3. Reading and signing the exclude all liability before departing

• The customers who buy adventure tours from Umove Adventure have enough awareness about the level of challenge as well as other physical challenges and other potential dangers during the tour. Hence the customer is asked to read and sign the Exclude all Liability form before departing. Find the form below and read it carefully.
• Download and review the Release of Liability Form [here]

4. Notes on the Kayaking Route

• Before starting the kayaking, the guide will instruct on paddling techniques and provide safety guidelines and route information. You must wear a life jacket at all times.
• While kayaking in the bay, be mindful to avoid obstacles such as submerged rocks and other boats. Avoid paddling too close to rocky cliffs if there are waves, as the waves can push you into sharp barnacles on the rocks.
• We will have an escort boat accompanying us throughout the kayaking session. If you wish to stop kayaking and get on the boat, please inform the guide.

5. Food & Drinks

• We will enjoy a variety of dishes, including seafood, while on the boat. If you are vegetarian or have dietary restrictions, please let us know when filling out the customer information form.
• The daily water supply will be approximately 2L per person. To help reduce the use of single-use plastic bottles, we encourage you to bring your own water bottle to refill from the large water containers on the boat.

6. Protecting the environment together

• Umove Adventure supports and practices Leave No Trace principles in each program and outdoor activities itself. We also encourage our customers and partners to apply to Leave No Trace principles when traveling in the outdoor environment. See details about the Leave No Trace tại đây
• In order to limit the use of single-use plastic, Umove Adventure encourages each of us to prepare for ourselves a bottle of water with a 1L capacity for daily water refilling.
• On the tour, tourists comply with the instructions and regulations on environmental protection at the destination. 

7. Medical assistance

• If you have cardiovascular disease or bone and joint diseases (knees, ankles, shoulder joints, etc.), you should consult your doctor before deciding to join the trip. 
• In any case, if you go into the water to swim, you must wear a life jacket. 

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