Cruise Ships in Vietnam : Indochina Sails

Sailing on board any of the Indochina Sails vessels gives the opportunity to explore the UNESCO site of Halong Bay at a comfortable and rewarding pace. The boats are styled as traditional Vietnamese junks, with local artwork and silks made in rural villages decorating the boat’s interior.

Facilities are impressive but by no means a focal point, and the journey should be appreciated from each ship’s well-designed cabins, charming restaurant or large sun deck, where you can bask in the sunshine, take in views of the beautiful sunsets over the limestone karsts, and gaze up at the glittering stars after nightfall.

As with all Indochina Sails itineraries the journeys are well organised and aim to deliver a memorable experience as you discover the joys of the bay.

The deck plans featured on this page are representative of the entire fleet and our specialists can explain any subtle differences between each ship in detail.

Cabins

The Indochina Sails I, II and III offer 15 Superior and Deluxe en suite cabins for up to 30 passengers, while the Indochina Sails Premium has 24 en suite cabins for up to 48 passengers. All offer air conditioning and wonderful views through picture windows.

Dining

• Dining room with panoramic windows, serving a variety of Vietnamese and international cuisine, including fresh local seafood
• Bar serving a selection of alcoholic beverages

Routes

• Halong Bay — 1 or 2-nights between Halong City and Ha Long, returning to Halong City.

Suggested itineraries

• Our specialists suggest:
  2 nights aboard Indochina Sails as part of our 17-day "Family adventure to Vietnam" itinerary, from £6,245pp.
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• Our specialists suggest:
  1 night aboard Indochina Sails as part of our 16-day "Highlights of Vietnam" itinerary, from £5,235pp.
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