Indocina Sails
Detailed Itinerary
Tuan Chau Island - Supprise Cave - Me Cung Cave - Ha Long Bay ( -/L/D)
−11:30 – 11:45: Check-in & Registration Arrive at Indochina Sails Lounge, Tuan Chau International Port (No. 22), Halong City.
11:45 – 12:00: Embark & Orientation Board Indochina Sails Cruise, enjoy a welcome drink, and attend a safety briefing.
13:15 – 14:00: Lunch Buffet with Scenic Views Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch at the restaurant as you sail past Ha Long Bay’s stunning islands.
14:00: Scenic Cruise Through Iconic Sites Cruise through Halong Bay, passing famous landmarks like Incense Burner and Kissing Rock.
16:00: Discover Surprise Cave or Me Cung Cave Take a guided 45-minute tour of Surprise Cave or Me Cung Cave, two of Ha Long Bay’s most renowned and breathtaking natural wonders.
17:30: Sunset Leisure Time Anchor for the night and relax on the sundeck.
18:15: Cooking Demonstration Join a cooking demonstration or a fruit and vegetable carving lesson led by our Head Chef.
19:15: Fine Dining Dinner Savor an exquisite dinner prepared by our talented culinary team.
20:30: Nighttime Fun & Fishing Relax with board games, try squid fishing, or simply unwind under the night sky.
22:30: Day 1 Ends
Ha Long Bay – Titov island – Tuan Chau island (B/-/-)
−06:00: Continental Light Breakfast Start the day with a selection of coffee, tea, and freshly baked pastries.
06:30: Tai Chi Revitalize with a Tai Chi session on the sundeck (weather permitting).
07:30: Explore Titov Island Choose between a refreshing swim or a climb to the peak for breathtaking views of Ha Long Bay.
09:00: Check-Out Return to your room to freshen up, finish packing, and check out. Please leave your large luggage outside for staff transfer to the speedboat.
09:30: Brunch Settle your bill and enjoy brunch on board.
10:30: Speedboat Transfer Transfer to the pier by speedboat.
10:45 – 11:00: Arrival at Tuan Chau Port Relax at the lounge while waiting for your return transportation. End of tour.
Important Notes: The itinerary may change without prior notice due to weather, safety, or operational conditions.
Price and Policy
INDOCHINA SAILS JUNK
Indochina Sails junks are built in Vietnam using local materials and the craftsmanship of specialized shipbuilders, artisans, and artists. Historically, they were built entirely of wood. The interior wood is “go huong” (scented wood), a highly resistant, fine-grained wood that adds a rich and warm character to the boats. Our fleet features spacious cabins, large private marble bathrooms, expansive sundecks with comfortable furniture, and elegant dining rooms and bars. We have designed our boats to international standards while maintaining the traditional Chinese junk style, creating an ideal balance between modern comfort and a nostalgic atmosphere.
The Fleet
Indochina Sails 1 & 2: Launched in 2007, these identical twin boats each feature 14 cabins (Superior and Deluxe). Deluxe cabins are slightly larger and located on the second deck.
Indochina Sails 3: Launched in late 2008, this boat features ceramic artworks from Bat Trang and silk decorations from Van Phuc village. It includes 15 cabins, including spacious Suites with Jacuzzis on the second deck.
Valentino: Launched in late 2007, perfect for an exclusive and intimate experience. It features 5 cabins (4 Deluxe and 1 Suite), all equipped with Jacuzzis.
Indochina Sails Premium: Launched in November 2010, this luxury addition features 24 well-equipped cabins, ultra-spacious common areas, a massage room, a gym, and a large indoor lounge on the second deck.
Valentino Premium: Launched in June 2010 for an even more exclusive experience, featuring only 2 Deluxe cabins (22 sqm).
Dining & Services
Dining Room & Bar: Offers a romantic setting with panoramic windows. We serve a fusion of Vietnamese and international cuisine, including fresh local seafood. Our bars offer a global selection of wines, cocktails, and spirits.
Service: Our professional and dedicated staff are qualified to provide first-class hospitality, making guests feel at home.
Day Boat
On the second day of the 3-day/2-night itinerary, guests transfer to a smaller “Day Boat” from 08:30 to 16:00. This smaller vessel allows access to more secluded and private areas of the bay. Lunch is served on board. Guests keep their main cabins on the mother ship and only need to bring essential items for the day.
