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.
The luxury Halong Ginger is a traditional style wooden junk with modern comforts which leisurely cruises around the stunning limestone cliffs of Halong Bay - a unique and memorable way to see Vietnam's coastline in style.
Bhaya Legend 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.
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.
Paradise Elegance is a traditional yet luxurious junk boat, based in Vietnam's iconic Halong Bay. Spend one or two nights cruising this UNESCO World Heritage Site, taking in floating villages, mysterious caves and spectacular views.
Paradise Luxury is a luxury cruise based in UNESCO protected Halong Bay built upon the traditional Vietnamese junk boat design. Like all Paradise Cruises, Paradise Luxury offers excellent service and cuisine and plenty of activities for you to enjoy.
Paradise Peak is luxurious junk boat which operating in the mystical Halong Bay. With a small capacity of 16 people, this exclusive boat is finished to the highest standards with excellent service and food on board. Enjoy a 2 or 3 day cruise in style.
Paradise Prestige is the only wooden junk boat to offer a continuous three-day two-night cruise around Halong Bay, without a need for any 'day boats'. The breathtaking Halong Bay is Vietnam's most iconic site, and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.