Halong Bay Cruises - Daily Cruise in Halong bay Vietnam
 

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Ginger Cruise  Welcome aboard the Halong Ginger
A wooden junk that combines classic beauty with modern comfort. Measuring 35 meters (105 feet) in length, this newly built, custom-designed junk features three decks that house an elegant restaurant, lounge, two bars, a small boutique shop and library - plus ten luxuri- ous sleeping cabins. With so much space, passengers can truly unwin

Huong Hai Junk: The Huong Hai  junk could bring to you a wonderful night in Halong bay with luxury and antique accommodations with  perfect services provided by the crew. Spending time on the junk, you’ll not only savor a unique feeling in a world of wonder but also enjoy  various of such interesting activities as: watching Vietnamese folk music performance, going fishing on the bay at night, kayaking, learning Vietnamese cuisine.


 Bai ThoJunk: Joining in our trip, you will have an unforgettable experience on a splendid, luxurious cruise as well as enjoy the superb sceneries in Ha Long bay - a famous World Heritage - with more than 3000 islands and islets rising from deep emerald sea water, dipping yourselves in natural beautiful landscapes, feeling the clean and fresh air, watching the dawn and sunset and particularly the moonlight over the bay.

Emeraude Cruise: In 1910 a paddle steamer called the Emeraude was offering unforgettable cruises in Halong Bay for visitors to what was then French Indochina. The Emeraude was part of a flotilla owned by the Roque family who had left Bordeaux in 1858 in search of adventure and fortune. Over a period of more than 50 years they found both. After several ups and downs including successful trading and timber businesses, near bankruptcy and being taken hostage by pirates, the Roque brothers built Emeraude, Perle, Saphir, Rubis and Onyx to ferry passengers and freight along the waterways of Indochina and cruise on magnificent Halong Bay.Today the Emeraude offers a regular cruise service on board a luxurious replicasteamer with 39 cabins meticulously designed to evoke the nostalgic charm of colonial Indochina.

Jewal of the Bayal: The ‘Jewel of the Bay’ is a modern fully equipped motorized vessel with the added capability of navigation by sail (which we use whenever there is enough wind). She measures approximately 37 meters long from bow to stern and has two 64 HP engines making her one of the fastest boats in the Bay. The vessel was finished in March 2003 and we think you’ll agree she offers an elegant and luxurious way to explore Ha Long Bay. The Junk is effectively split into three levels: top, middle and lower and can be best described as a floating hotel.

Dragon's Pearl: Traditonal style with today's modern amenities. In keeping with the tradition of wooden boat building, this 32 meter long, 8-meter wide masterpiece is constructed of the finest quality materials by the hands of skilled craftsman. Designed after the Chinese sailing Junks of old, there are three traditional sails; a 13-meter main sail, a 14-meter front sail, and a 7-meter cross sail.  As you enter the Dragon's Pearl you come to the reception counter on the first of the two lower decks, which have a total of 18 twin/double fully equipped cabins. Each 9m2, air-conditioned cabin boasts its own bathroom with hot water shower, a closet and night table. In each cabin you enjoy the elegant design of the fine woodwork that is evident throughout. For your convenience, there are also 3 shared bathrooms onboard including on the dining deck.

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