

Hong, your English-speaking expert in Vietnam, creates your tailor-made cruise between Ha Long and Lan Ha, for an authentic and refined experience close to nature.

Elegant cabins with authentic charm, attentive service, and refined cuisine for a peaceful and elegant experience in the heart of Ha Long and Lan Ha Bays, between sky, sea, and tranquility.

Explore hidden caves, discover floating villages, and stop at secluded beaches accessible only by sea, where karst mountains are reflected in emerald waters.

Take a boat trip with the locals, participate in a Vietnamese cooking workshop, and visit the village of Viet Hai to discover the simplicity, warmth, and hospitality of the local communities.

Tai chi sessions at sunrise, kayaking between the cliffs, and golden sunsets from the boat's deck, lulled by the lapping of the waves and the golden evening light.
From Hanoi, the road leads to the port of Tuan Chau, the starting point for an adventure between sea and sky. Aboard your junk, you’ll be welcomed with a drink and lunch overlooking the majestic landscapes of Ha Long Bay. In the afternoon, explore the Cave of Light by bamboo boat with the locals. As evening falls, enjoy a cooking workshop, watch the sunset, and have a refined dinner in a cozy atmosphere, before spending a night under the stars.
At sunrise, a tai chi session on deck to welcome the morning light. After breakfast, we set sail for Cat Ba Island and the village of Viet Hai, accessible by bicycle or golf cart across a tranquil lagoon. Lunch is served on board, followed by a free afternoon of kayaking, swimming, and relaxing on the unspoiled beaches of Ba Trai Dao. At the end of the day, we return to the boat for a sunset cocktail and a gourmet dinner in the peaceful bay.


The final morning unfolds gently, amidst tai chi and a light mist over the islets. After breakfast, a final kayak excursion takes place in the Tra Bau area, where limestone cliffs are reflected in deep green waters. On a clear day, a small temple can even be glimpsed hidden among the rocks, a silent guardian of the bay. A last swim follows, then back to the boat for brunch, served as the junk slowly glides towards Tuan Chau. The journey ends peacefully, a mixture of wonder and nostalgia, our gaze still lingering on the bay’s contours; a memory of a Vietnam bathed in gentle light.
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