UNESCO protected Halong Bay, under a three hour drive (or a quick hop by sea plane) from Hanoi, is a fairy-tale landscape scattered with limestone karsts and islands that soar from emerald waters. There are said to be 1969 islands in total making this the most impressive scene of its kind in Southeast Asia. Spend a night, or two, sailing through the waters on a luxurious junk boat.
Halong Ginger is a spectacular luxury ship which cruises the Lan Ha Bay area of the Halong Bay archipelago in Northern Vietnam. This ship is the first of its kind to cruise in this much quieter and far less touristy area.
Bhaya Au Co is arguably the most luxurious of Bhaya’s fleet, specializing in two-night cruises to more far-flung and less densely touristed areas of the bay.
Bhaya Classic is the original 15- 20 cabin cruise ship of the Bhaya fleet, which is one of the only operators to offer 2-3-night continuous cruises on Halong Bay in the north of Vietnam.
Bhaya has a large fleet of boats that cruise in Halong Bay and the Gulf of Tonkin. Whether you want a private experience or the opportunity to mingle with other guests, Bhaya offers 2-4-day itineraries to suit all preferences.
Bhaya operates cruises through Halong Bay and the Gulf of Tonkin. They have a range of fleets to suit your preferences whether you want an private experience or to meet other guests on board. Enjoy 2-4 day itineraries in this dramatic bay.
Bhaya Legend is the jewel in the Bhaya fleet’s crown, this private-hire boat cruises around Halong and Lan Ha bay on bespoke routes with no fixed itinerary. Bhaya Legend consists of seven individual 1,2,3 and 4 cabin boats, to suit groups of all sizes.
Leisurely cruise around the stunning limestone cliffs of Vietnam's famed Halong Bay on the luxuriously appointed, Halong Jasmine. This traditional style wooden junk provides a perfect opportunity to understand the local way of life.
The newest and most luxurious junk on these waters is the exclusive Halong Violet. This junk cruises in style amidst the breathtaking pinnacles of Vietnam's Halong Bay, home to 3000 extraordinary islands, where there is so much to see.