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Hemos encontrado una agencia que nos hace una excursión por las cuevas, lo pego aquí por si en un futuro a alguien le interesa, esta en inglés...
Los precios son un poco caro pero como cada cual lleva un presupuesto ahí queda.
Trip cost for 3 days tour is: US$999 per person for group of 2
Total cost is: US$999 * 2persons = US$1998
Son Doong cave - the world's largest cave, located in Quang Binh province of Vietnam. The name "Son Doong" cave mean "mountain river cave". It was created 2-5 million years ago by river water eroding away the limestone underneath the mountain Where the limestone was weak, the ceiling collapsed creating huge skylights. In order to discover this cave, you need to have a very good health, good experiences and techniques with cave. You will explore inside of Son Doong cave and this trip starts and ends in Dong Hoi city.
Due to raining season, this tour does not run during Oct and Nov. The best time to take this tour is from Dec to May as the weather is cool and less rain.
Re to this trekking tour, please see some information as belows from our Sale and Product Manager - Mr. Tony Tran, the person who took this tour in Sep and feedback from our clients who took this tour as well.
"My name is Kien, I am in charged of product development at ATA. I am the very one who designed the Son Dong Cave discovery and I am very happy to share with you my experience of the Son Doong Discovery.
You would not be able go very deep inside the cave as it is so dark in there. Last year the British discovery team was supported by a support crew of 50 persons with several electric generators to discover the cave. With our personal headlamp we would be able to discover much of the cave. Basically you will descend to the bottom of the cave and walk around 600m inside the cave, after taking photos and explore the area near the cave entrance you will ascend and get out. The highlight of the caving is the descending of 70m from the cave entrance to the bottom.
You will need a little of everything, some rock climbing, some abseiling however nothing is too serious. The locals can just going into the cave without any equipment. What you need most would be good trekking boots (the one especially for caving would be perfect) and good head lamp (strong light). The cave guide is the very one that found the Cave, Mr. Ho Khanh, he was also the one who guided the British Cave Research Association to discover it. He does not belong to any organization but he knows the cave better than any others in Vietnam. To support your group we would have a team from the Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park who will take care of logistic work like camping and cooking. They will also accompany you into the cave.
To get a better idea of what you would be going to do on the trip, pls see our video clip of our last trip to Son Doong, we did not reach the Son Doong then coz 2 sudden typhoons hit the area www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNDGlcdNyL4. Also read the what the group told about the trip here www.tripadvisor.com/ ...Hanoi.html "
I hope my information could be clear for you.
Trip cost for 3 days tour is: US$999 per person for group of 2
Total cost is: US$999 * 2persons = US$1998
Inclusion:
Camping gears
Permission to discover the cave
Transfer two ways from/to Dong Hoi
English speaking guide
Porters & Cook
First-aid kit
Meals as indicated in the itinerary
Drinking water
Entrance fees & sightseeing fees
Exclusion:
Travel insurance
Visa
Hotel in Dong Hoi
Train ticket
Air ticket
Tips for guides & driver
Personal expenses
With the 2 days tour, you could take a tour to En Cave with itinerary as follows:
18:00 – 19:00: Arrival day
Group meeting and tour briefing.
Equipment hand out.
DAY 1
08:00: Breakfast before 08:00am. Guide and jeep will take you from Phong Nha 37km south on the Ho Chi Minh Trail (1 hour drive).
09:00-11:00: Start trekking (4km ~ approx. 2 hours) from the elevation of 500m to Rao Thuongvalley. Equipped with (helmet, trekking stick, shoes etc…)
11:00 Break for 30 mins at Rao Thuong valley
11:30-14:30 Trek along Rao Thuong river, on both river and jungle trail. Lunch will be provided at Cap Tu cliff. Reach Swallow Cave at approx 14:30
15:00-18:00 Explore 1.6km in Swallow Cave with head lamp. This trek will take you through cave rivers and rocky trails.
19:00 Dinner and spend the night at Swallow Cave.
DAY 2
07:00 Breakfast at the entrance of Swallow cave.
08:00 - 10:30 Trek back to Doong Village – (a Bru Van Kieu mountain tribe). Visit the home of these ethnic minority people and experience their daily life.
11:30 Lunch at Doong Village
13:00-15:00 Trek 4km (approx 2 hours) up Ba Gian mountain (500m above sea level).
15:00-16:00 jeep pick-up at KM 35 of Ho Chi Minh Trail– Have a nice cold drink in the back of a US army jeep on your way back to Phong Nha.
If staying locally we include a drop off to your hotel.
Trip cost: US$286 per person for group of 2
=> Total cost is: US$286 * 2persons = US$572
Service includes: Entrance fees, guide, food, water, transportation (army jeep), camping equipment, trekking equipment, travel insurance.
Service excludes: Hotel before and after the tour, pick-up and transfer from and to Dong Hoi Airport, lunch and dinner before and after the tour.
I hope my offer could meet your demand and should you have any further questions, please feel free to let me know. I am very glad to help you.
alguien tiene info actualizada de esto? veo que el precio es elevado pues el acceso no esta habilitado para el turismo, no?
Hola, acabo de estar en la zona recorriendo algunas de sus cuevas, así que te puedo dar información actualizada. Has visitado la web oxalis.com.vn ? Preguntame tus dudas. Un saludo.
alguien tiene info actualizada de esto? veo que el precio es elevado pues el acceso no esta habilitado para el turismo, no?
Hola, acabo de estar en la zona recorriendo algunas de sus cuevas, así que te puedo dar información actualizada. Has visitado la web oxalis.com.vn ? Preguntame tus dudas. Un saludo.
Hola, podrías pasarme alguna info de los trekins por esa zona, queremos ir este año, y dependerá del precio un poco lo que podamos hacer.
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