A colonial-styled overnight cruise ship threading the limestone karsts of UNESCO-listed Halong Bay.
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Overview
Halong Bay, By Night
An overnight cruise through nearly 2,000 limestone islets, with a French colonial-inspired ship as the setting.
Indochine Premium Cruise sails through Halong Bay's UNESCO World Heritage seascape of nearly 2,000 limestone islets, styled to evoke the French colonial-era ships that once carried travellers through the same waters. Cabins open onto private balconies facing the karst formations, with the itinerary typically including kayaking through hidden lagoons, a cave visit, and a sunrise tai chi session on deck as the mist lifts off the water.
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Cabins
1,969
Limestone Islets in Halong Bay
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UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Sunrise Deck Session
Suites
Balcony Cabins
Colonial-styled cabins with private balconies facing the bay's limestone karsts.
Balcony Cabin — Indochine Premium Cruise
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Private BalconiesEvery cabin opens onto its own balcony overlooking the bay.
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Colonial-Era StylingInteriors designed to evoke French Indochina-era sea travel.
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On-Deck DiningMeals served on deck with panoramic karst views.
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Sunrise Tai ChiAn on-deck tai chi session as morning mist lifts off the water.
Experiences
Halong Bay, Explored
Kayaking, caves and hidden lagoons define a Halong Bay cruise itinerary.
Adventure
Kayaking Hidden Lagoons
Guided kayak trips into lagoons enclosed by limestone cliffs.
Nature
Cave Exploration
A visit to one of Halong Bay's dramatic limestone caves.
Wellness
Sunrise Tai Chi
A morning tai chi session on deck as the bay's mist clears.
Dining
On-Deck Dining
Meals are served on deck or in the dining room, framed by the bay's limestone islets.
01The main dining room
02An open-air deck for sunset drinks
03A cooking demonstration on select sailings
04In-cabin dining on request
Sundeck Dining — Indochine Premium Cruise
Location
Halong Bay, Vietnam
A UNESCO World Heritage seascape of limestone islets in northern Vietnam.
Departs from Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Sails among nearly 2,000 limestone islets and karst formations.
Typical itineraries run one to two nights aboard.
Roughly 3-4 hours by road from Hanoi to the departure pier.
Fly
Fly into Hanoi, then continue by road.
Drive
A 3-4 hour drive from Hanoi to the Halong Bay departure pier.
Arrive
Board in the early afternoon for an evening departure into the bay.
UNESCO Seascape
Halong Bay, Afloat
An overnight cruise through Vietnam's most iconic limestone seascape.