Halong Cruises

Mon Chéri Cruises are two of the most luxurious 5- star yachts in Ha Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay- The symbol of the nature beauty in Vietnam. It is a perfect blend of the sophistication between the classic European form and the rustic essence of Vietnamese styling.Read More

Ylang, the latest member of Heritage Line’s ship collection in Lan Ha Bay, features a splendid blend of Asian-Vietnamese design with French-Colonial accents. This ancient flair of Indochina emanates throughout the vessel with a delicate floral leitmotif inspired by local poetry and related to the four seasons of the year.Read More

Gray Line Halong is the first overnight cruise of Gray Line World Wide, a prestigious American brand founded in 1910. Complimentary to Gray Line’s own set of core values, Gray Line Halong’s motto embodies a commitment to treating each visitor as a friend and local. It goes without saying that every product is fine-tuned to...Read More

Ginger’s uniqueness is expressed with a special culinary theme as well as a refreshing lifestyle atmosphere. The terrace deck is a marvelous public area. An almost 360-degree light-flooded restaurant offering live cooking is framed by an outdoor alfresco area. An indoor bar corner invites to relax before or after dinner. The most exclusive facility is...Read More

Peony fleet made in Vietnam with Vietnamese traditional style, they were all luxury designed by the French architectural. Fully equipment, the highest safety standards with sonar, radars, modern alarm devices linked to a central monitoring system, smoke sensor, fire extinguishers, life jacket and clear emergency instructions.Read More

Launch in 2012 with 08 extremely spacious suites compose our majestic Paradise Peak. Two are located on the first deck, four on the second deck and two on the third deck. From 38 m² to 42 m², they all feature a bedroom, a large en-suite bathroom and a private dining area. Designed with supreme sophistication,...Read More

Launched on November 2009, a five star boutique cruise ship – the Halong Violet – fitted out in the 1930’s Indochine style.Read More