JOURNEY 1-NIGHT 

An adventure of a lifetime with the luxurious boat is the complete definition of a well-deserved getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big cities. Indulge in a variety of experiential activities, locally produced specialty menus, and 24-hour butler service.

Halong Bay

Halong Bay spreads on an area of approximately 1,553 km² including 1,969 islets, most of which are limestone topped with thick jungle vegetation rising from the ocean.

Sung Sot Cave

Sung Sot Cave (often called the Surprise Cave) is one of the most amazing caves in Halong Bay as its name. This largest cave in Halong Bay discovered by a group of French explorers in 1901.

Titop Island

Named after the Russian astronaut Gherman Stepanovich Titov during his first visit to Halong Bay. The only beach in the bay with a 200-step path that leads to a spectacular view point of the majestic World Heritage Site.

PRICES

US$545pp in low season (from June to 29^th Sept 2017)

US$595pp in high season (from Oct to 31^st April 2018)

Including: 1 nights junior suite cabin *Full-board *Shore excursions *Daily tea break *Private round trip transfers from Hanoi to Halong *Room upgrades available.

JOURNEY 2-NIGHTS 

Paradise Cruise’s most bespoke itinerary to experience the stunning sceneries of untouched bay in the Gulf of Tonkin and explore closely picturesque islets. 

Join the guide on a kayaking excursion in the hidden lagoons of the Bay or visit a peaceful floating village in Bai Tu Long Bay on a traditional rowing boat. While aboard, discover signature five elements cuisine, re-energize with Tai Chi, unwind on the sundeck or pamper yourself in the Jacuzzi or with a Traditional Vietnamese massage.

Halong Bay

One of natural wonder of the world and UNESCO world heritage site, Halong bay covers more than 3000 islands dotting the emerald water, sailed yachts cruising the bay, wonderful sunsets – nature and manmade crafts all contribute to the incredibly romantic atmosphere.  

Sung Sot Cave

Sung Sot Cave (often called the Surprise Cave) is one of the most amazing caves in Halong Bay as its name. This largest cave in Halong Bay discovered by a group of French explorers in 1901.

Titop Island

Named after the Russian astronaut Gherman Stepanovich Titov during his first visit to Halong Bay. The only beach in the bay with a 200-step path that leads to a spectacular view point of the majestic World Heritage Site.

Tung Sau Pearl Farm

An area in Halong Bay dedicated to growing pearls and practicing a handicraft system based on Vietnamese traditional experience and Japanese technology.

Cua Van floating village

The largest of five remaining floating fishing villages with an estimated population of 733 inhabitants in 176 households.

Luon Cave

A destination best for sightseeing located on the north-eastern part of Bo Hon Island, the only way to explore Luon cave is small sampan or kayaking.

PRICES

US$995pp in low season (from June to 29^th Sept 2017)

US$1.125pp in high season (from Oct to 31^st April 2018)

Including: 2nights Junior Suite cabin (double shared) *Full-board *Shore excursions *Daily tea break             *Private round trip transfers from Hanoi to Halong *Room upgrades available.