Halong Bay in Style

Private Cruise Halong Bay

For many, the highlight of a trip to Vietnam: a cruise through the magical water landscape of Halong Bay. You travel with only your own group on your own vessel, completely cared for and pampered by the onboard staff. Everything can be personalized, from the itinerary to the menu, so your cruise is tailored entirely to your wishes.

The size of the ship depends on your group size. There are vessels with 1, 2, 3, or 5 cabins. The cabins are beautifully decorated in a modern Asian style and feature large floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing you to enjoy the stunning surroundings from your cabin. Most cabins also have a lovely balcony with seating (except on the ship with 2 cabins). Additionally, each cabin is equipped with air conditioning, a comfortable double bed, and an ensuite bathroom with a bathtub or shower and toilet.

You can choose a cruise through Halong Bay or Bai Tu Long Bay, ranging from 1 to 4 nights. The longer the cruise, the more you can see, and from 3 nights, you can navigate through both Halong Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay.

Below is an example of a 2-day/1-night itinerary through Halong Bay:

Day 1: Hanoi – Halong Bay

You travel from Hanoi to Halong Bay. This can be by comfortable private transfer (about 3 hours) or by seaplane. Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed, and then the cruise will begin. While enjoying a delicious 'fusion lunch', the ship enters Halong Bay. In the afternoon, you can go kayaking beautifully or visit a cave. Back onboard, you can freshen up at your leisure, then enjoy a cooking demonstration or fruit carving demonstration as the sun begins to set. With a drink in hand, you can watch the sun slowly sink behind the horizon, after which you will enjoy a delicious dinner. The rest of the evening is perfect for relaxing, at the bar or under the magnificent starry sky.

Day 2: Halong Bay – Hanoi

You may choose to wake early and participate in a tai chi session on the sun deck at sunrise. Enjoy the magical water landscape of Halong Bay once more while the ship slowly returns to the port, and a light breakfast is served. There is still time to visit the largest cave in Halong Bay, early enough to avoid other tourists. Enjoying a brunch, the harbor comes into view. Sadly, your Halong Bay adventure ends here.