Paradise Elegance Cruise

Cua Van fishing village is the extremely famous floating community located between Halong Bay and Lan Ha Bay which was once included in the list of 16 most beautiful ancient villages in the world in 2012 by the travel website Journeyetc.com. The fishing village is located in Hung Thang commune, Halong city, about 20km from the Tuan Chau...

Tung Sau Pearl Farm is the most well-known pearl farm in Halong Bay and also a charming attraction fot tourists where they can witness and learn the entire process in making pearls and expansive pearl products from the first step of growing to harvesting pearl. The pearl farm is located in an isolated water area, surrounded by undulating...

Located in the southwest of Halong Bay about 10 km from Tuan Chau pier, Soi Sim island is an appealing tourist attraction because of its inherent wild beauty. The island is also near other highlight attractions such as Titov Island, Luon Cave and Sung Sot Cave. The island’s name is derived from the rose myrtle (called “sim” in...

Located on Bo Hon Island about 14 km southeast of Tuan Chau Island and only 1 km from Sung Sot Cave, Luon Cave is the paradise of spectacular nature and dreaming landscapes. It is not a cave you can walk into but an open gate visitors can only travel by boat to get here. The area is essentially a group of islands that build a brackish lake...

Titov Island (also known as Titop Island) is one of the most popular destinations on Halong Bay located in the heart of Halong Bay, and only 8 kilometers south-east of Bai Chay Harbour. Many international and domestice visitors choose a day cruise or overnight cruise on the crowded Halong Bay instead of other lesser touristy bays because for...

Located in the central area of the bay in Bo Hon Island, Sung Sot Cave is the most beautiful and spacious cave which is one of must-visit attractions in Halong Bay. Covering a total area of over 10,000 square meter, Sung Sot cave is described as an “Opera House” with thousands of magic stalactites and stalagmites in various...

When choosing a 3-day, 2-night Halong Bay cruise, many travelers notice a unique detail in the itinerary: on the second day, you leave your main cruise and join a smaller day boat to continue exploring the bay. This often leads to a common question: Why not just stay on the main cruise for the entire trip?

When planning a cruise in northern Vietnam, most travelers instantly think of Halong Bay. However, fewer people realize that just next door lies another stunning cruising area: Bai Tu Long Bay. Both bays share the same dramatic limestone scenery, yet the experience on each route can feel surprisingly different. If you are wondering which cruise...

If you’ve ever looked at the schedule of a Halong Bay cruise, you might have noticed something that feels a little puzzling. A cruise offers a 3-day, 2-night itinerary, yet it also says departures are available every day. At first glance, that doesn’t seem to add up.

One of the most common questions people ask before booking a Halong Bay cruise is surprisingly simple: Will I get seasick? If you’re someone who gets motion sickness easily, that concern is completely understandable. The idea of spending a night or two on a boat might sound a little worrying at first. But the good news is that for most...

When you start looking for a Halong Bay cruise, what’s the first thing you usually think about? Is it the itinerary, the cabin size, activities on the boat or the price? That makes sense; those details are easy to compare on a brochure. But after working with and experiencing many different cruises in Halong Bay, we’ve realized that one...

Welcoming the New Year doesn’t have to mean crowded city squares or freezing winter nights. Imagine counting down to midnight surrounded by limestone karsts, calm waters, and a sky lit up with fireworks. Celebrating New Year’s Eve on a Halong Bay cruise is more than a holiday choice. It’s a unique experience that stays with you long after...