TITOP ISLAND
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Titop Island – A Scenic Icon of Halong Bay
Titop Island is one of the most visited islands in Halong Bay. It is located about 8 kilometers from Bai Chay Harbor, right in the heart of the bay. The island was named after the Russian astronaut Gherman Titov, who visited Halong Bay with President Ho Chi Minh in 1962. Since then, Titop has become a famous stop for both Vietnamese and international travelers.
The island is small but offers two main attractions: a sandy beach and a panoramic viewpoint. The beach, shaped like a crescent moon, has soft white sand and clear water. It is ideal for swimming and relaxing after sightseeing. The sea around the island is calm and safe for all ages.
For those who enjoy hiking, a staircase of about 400 stone steps leads to the top of the island. The walk takes around 15–20 minutes. From the summit, visitors can see a 360-degree view of Halong Bay, with emerald waters and limestone karsts stretching to the horizon. This viewpoint is one of the best places in the bay to take photos, especially at sunrise or sunset.
When traveling with Aime’e Cruises, guests visit Titop Island as part of the itinerary in the afternoon. This timing allows time for swimming on the beach or hiking to the viewpoint before returning to the ship. Towels and water are prepared on board, so guests can fully enjoy the experience.
Some quick facts about Titop Island:
Location: about 8 km from Bai Chay Harbor
Named after: Russian astronaut Gherman Titov (visit in 1962)
Main activities: swimming, sunbathing, hiking, photography
Number of steps to viewpoint: about 400
Best photo spot: panoramic view at the summit
Titop Island is not large, but it combines both relaxation and adventure. Guests can enjoy the beach, the calm sea, and one of the most beautiful views of Halong Bay. With Aime’e Cruises, the visit is designed to give travelers time to choose their favorite way to explore — either on the sand or at the top of the island.
THE ITINERARY
2 Day 1 Night Cruise
Sail through emerald waters, where limestone cliffs meet golden sunsets. Experience luxury, tranquility, and the timeless beauty of Halong Bay.
- Halong Bay
- Sung Sot Cave
- TiTop Island
- Luon Cave
3 Days 2 Nights Cruise
An enchanting journey to untouched beauty. Glide through emerald waters, uncover hidden caves, and embrace serene moments in nature’s masterpiece
- Halong Bay Highlights: Sung Sot Cave, Titop Island, Luon Cave
- Pearl Farm
- Trinh Nu Cave
- Lan Ha Bay
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Why is the island called Titop?
It was named after Russian astronaut Gherman Titov, who visited the bay with President Ho Chi Minh in 1962.
How many steps are there to the viewpoint?
There are around 400 stone steps. The hike takes about 15–20 minutes to reach the top.
Can we swim at Titop Island?
Yes. The beach is safe for swimming, with calm water and lifeguards on duty. Towels are provided on board Aime’e Cruises.
What should I bring for the visit?
We suggest swimwear, a hat, sunscreen, and a camera. Comfortable shoes are helpful if you plan to hike.
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