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Amanda Luxury Cruise – A 2-Day 5-Star Ha Long & Lan Ha Bay Experience

Sail in Style with Amanda Luxury Cruise

“Luxury must be comfortable, otherwise it is not luxury.” – Coco Chanel

Indulge in an elegant 5-star escape with Amanda Luxury Cruise, offering a 2-day, 1-night voyage through the captivating waters of Ha Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay. This cruise is the perfect choice for those who desire a blend of comfort, adventure, and cultural immersion.

Sail past iconic limestone formations, visit famous film locations like Tra Bau, and explore mystical caves like the Dark and Bright Cave. With kayaking, swimming, sunset parties, cooking demonstrations, and fine dining under the stars, Amanda Cruise delivers a truly immersive luxury cruising experience in northern Vietnam.

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    Guests who book shuttle service are picked up from hotels in Hanoi Old Quarter for a comfortable transfer to Tuan Chau Harbor. After check-in, board the Amanda Luxury Cruise and receive a warm welcome, drink, and safety briefing.

    Begin your journey into Ha Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay, cruising past Finger Islet, Candle Islet, and thousands of towering limestone islands. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch while admiring the passing scenery.

    In the afternoon, explore Tra Bau, a location known for its appearance in the 2018 film Kong: Skull Island. Here, guests can kayak through crystal-clear waters and swim in a peaceful, secluded area.

    Return to the cruise to enjoy a Sunset Party on deck, paired with a “Happy Hour” promotion at the bar. Join a cooking demonstration, where the chef will guide you in preparing Vietnamese fried spring rolls.

    Dinner is served al fresco on the sundeck—a gala experience combining French neo-classical style with traditional Vietnamese flavors. Post-dinner activities include a herbal foot bath, bamboo dance, traditional fashion show, and squid fishing.

    Start your day with a Tai Chi session on the sundeck, followed by a light breakfast. Cruise toward the Dark and Bright Cave, where you can explore by bamboo boat, paddle through quiet lagoons, and photograph majestic limestone formations.

    Return to the cruise for brunch, and slowly make your way back toward Tuan Chau Harbor. After disembarkation, guests using the transfer service may enjoy a short cycling tour on Tuan Chau Island before heading back to Hanoi.

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    Want a more personalized itinerary? Customize this trip to your own liking!

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    • The price is for twin shared cabin. If you are a solo traveller and would like to stay on your own room, single supplement will be added.
    • If you don’t know how to kayak, the bamboo boat ride is an excellent alternative
    • Vegetarian or vegan food is also available.
    • You must be 18 years or older to book a ticket, or must be accompanied by an adult.
    • This trip is family friendly.

    As the cruise glides through Ha Long Bay, you’ll pass by the iconic Finger Islet—an intriguing limestone formation resembling an upright finger pointing toward the sky.

    Explore a cinematic landscape while kayaking or swimming in one of the bay’s most peaceful and scenic spots.

    Discover mysterious caves and hidden lagoons surrounded by towering limestone cliffs—a perfect photo opportunity.

    Learn to make traditional Vietnamese spring rolls and unwind with cocktails and snacks as the sun sets over Lan Ha Bay.

    Unwind with a relaxing tea party on deck, or soak in the Jacuzzi while enjoying the sunset over Ha Long Bay.

    Symphony - Sunset party

    Start your morning with serenity and balance by joining a Tai Chi session on the sundeck. As the sun rises over the tranquil waters of Ha Long and Lan Ha Bay, practice gentle, flowing movements guided by an instructor.

    Indulge in ultimate relaxation at the cruise’s onboard spa, where tranquility meets luxury. Treat yourself to a soothing massage or herbal therapy as you unwind to the gentle rhythm of the waves

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