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Discover the splendors of Halong Bay aboard the Halong Ginger, a wooden junk that combines classic beauty with modern comfort. Measuring 38 meters (125 feet) in length, this newly built
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The newest deluxe junk of the fleet - the Indochina Sail - just start in early April 2007. With well-appointed design and decor, the junk will together with its twin sister bring guests exellent experience cruising the Wold Heritage site.
The newest deluxe junk of the fleet - the Indochina Sail - just start in early April 2007. With well-appointed design and decor, the junk will together with its twin sister bring guests exellent experience cruising the Wold Heritage site
Bhaya Cruises is the luxury traditional cruise in Halong. Launched in July 2007, Bhaya is in the early stage of building a brand of charm and luxury services in the World Heritage of Halong Bay.
Cruising Ha Long Bay by boat is the best way for those who want to explore as much as possible this spectacular scenery of the World Heritage site. A stunning cruise to most of the beautiful karsts islets...
Emeraude Classic Cruises was launched on December 16, 2003, the first ever luxury cruise ship designed as a direct inspiration from the past. Holiday-makers on Emeraude will cruise around scenic, memorable and beautiful Halong Bay.
Waking to the tranquil beauty of the bay from the comfort of your private cabin is a memorable experience. Magnificent Halong Bay, with its 3, 000 islands rising from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin..
Discover the splendors of Halong Bay aboard the Halong Ginger, a wooden junk that combines classic beauty with modern comfort. Measuring 38 meters (125 feet) in length, this newly built..
Tired of touristy places but you would like to admire the beauty of Halong bay, Bai Tu Long bay, join us today on Red Dragon Cruise. Discover the untouched area of the bay. Visit the local fishing villages. You rarely see other crowded tourist groups.
