Those who visit Halong Bay are rarely left untouched by the power and beauty of the site. However, if you come to Halong and don't take the opportunity to closely explore this marvel...
You will have 3 days on the water to explore this World Heritage Site with the support of our helpful experts and an authentic liveaboard Chinese Junk. Sleep on board under the stars and endulge in selections of the freshest seafood seved at lunch and dinner.
Designed in the 1910’s Indochina style, the Halong Emotion offers the perfect mix in traditional elegance and modern comfort. Special attention has been paid to the decoration and interior of the junk.
This 29 day program reveals the very best of Vietnam, from the cool mountainous north through the Historic Center, on to the tropical South. Along the way then hike the Central Highlands, explore the history of Hanoi and the bustle of Saigon before ending your journey in the fertile Mekong Delta.
The Lagoon Junk Explorer is designed with the sophistication and the utmost attention to the details of a traditional sailing boat. the junk is the first and the only tourist junk on the bay Which can really sail. Built for real expeditions.
Emeraude Cruises launched this Emeraude on December 16, 2003, the first ever luxury cruise ship designed as a direct inspiration from the past in Vietnam.
Join this tour to escape from the heat of the big city in Western country, You will have time to relax in a quiet Halong bay, warm hearted Hanoi, or Aincient Hue and Hoi An, lying in one of the most beatiful beaches in Nha trang then...
A trip on the famous Reunification Express takes us to delightful Hanoi, before we complete our journey at Halong Bay with a cruise amongst 3000 limestone pinnacles. You can also start your Vietnam experience two days earlier and visit the bustling and colorful Mekong Delta.
Once a quiet French hill resort near the Chinese border, the town of Sapa now draws visitors from around the world. Travelers admire dramatic mountain scenery, trek to remote Hmong and Yao villages to see women create batik and embroidered goods and bargain