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Begin your day by meeting your driver at your hotel in Hanoi, then travel to the Phoenix Golf Resort in Hoa Binh Province. This exceptional golf course offers stunning views of limestone formations reminiscent of those in Halong Bay. With 54 holes, it is the largest pure-play golf facility in Vietnam and the second-largest in Asia after Mission Hills China.
After a round of golf, you will be driven to Ninh Binh, a journey of approximately three hours. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel conveniently located near the Tam Coc tourist boat pier. The remainder of the day is yours to relax or explore the town. Consider a visit to the Thai Vi temple, a renowned cultural and historical site showcasing Ninh Binh's stone carving artistry.
After breakfast at the hotel, you will set off on a serene boat excursion along the Tam Coc River, enveloped by verdant landscapes. The boat will guide you through three caves known as Hang Ca, Hang Giua, and Hang Cuoi, immortalized in the acclaimed French film "Indochine". The scenery during this tranquil journey is often likened to "Halong Bay on Land", allowing you to revel in the distinctive landscape and natural allure of the region.
Subsequently, you will be transported to the Royal Golf Club, nestled in a tranquil and idyllic setting, encircled by natural mountains and rolling hills adorned with trees. Crafted to coexist harmoniously with nature, the course offers a serene and restful ambiance. The refreshing breezes from the nearby Yen Thang Lake, spanning 185 hectares, create an ideal environment to unwind and partake in a round of golf.
For an alternative golfing experience, you may opt to play at the nearby Trang An Golf Course, which boasts a picturesque backdrop of natural landscapes.
Following your golfing activities, you will be chauffeured back to Hanoi, marking the conclusion of your tour.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Ninh Binh.
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