Inspired by traditional and classic beauty of old cruise on Ha Long Bay, Victory Star Cruise was designed by combination of traditional features with modern and luxury style.
It is spacious on board. Parents and kids will admire an open space with bay view along the journey on the cruise. About 99 percentages of cabins have private balcony, each cabin has glass window view for you to enjoy the marvelous senses on Ha Long. All large corridor on the cruise make you feel comfortable, cabin area is 32 square meters in wide and all stairs connecting between floors allocated very rationally for going up and down.
Victory Star Cruise offers many options for your family to choose from. All cabins are allocated based on the position, dimension and the length of the cruise. Every cabin has its thrilled features and it looks like a paradise to welcome your own group to come after long days at work.
The itinerary enhances your interaction with the Bay. Swimming and rowing kayak can add more interesting things for your journey. To be wallowed in the blue water, you and your children can find very special feelings that you have never got at any other seas. You can explore some caves and discover some new things around you. In evening, you will be wallowed in music pleasures that can make you forget all tiredness you have had in a day. Furthermore, you can show your skills to catch fish, squids and enjoy them if you want. Parents or adults can join Taichi class in early morning in order to recharge yourself again for the next journey.
Highlights
- Experiencing the luxurious Halong Bay family holiday in spacious cabins and cosy amenities
- Off the beaten track itineraries that run in the Bay, caves, pristine beaches and lagoons
- Enjoying an array of spas and health services aboard
- Menus including seafood and authentic Vietnamese dishes
- Taking part in music party, games and social activities on sundeck
- Learning some amateur cooking skills at Vietnamese cooking demonstration
- Visiting a fishing village and learning about traditional customs and traditions
- Attending a Tai Chi demonstration on the sundeck at the break of dawn
It is spacious on board. Parents and kids will admire an open space with bay view along the journey on the cruise. About 99 percentages of cabins have private balcony, each cabin has glass window view for you to enjoy the marvelous senses on Ha Long. All large corridor on the cruise make you feel comfortable, cabin area is 32 square meters in wide and all stairs connecting between floors allocated very rationally for going up and down.
Victory Star Cruise offers many options for your family to choose from. All cabins are allocated based on the position, dimension and the length of the cruise. Every cabin has its thrilled features and it looks like a paradise to welcome your own group to come after long days at work.
The itinerary enhances your interaction with the Bay. Swimming and rowing kayak can add more interesting things for your journey. To be wallowed in the blue water, you and your children can find very special feelings that you have never got at any other seas. You can explore some caves and discover some new things around you. In evening, you will be wallowed in music pleasures that can make you forget all tiredness you have had in a day. Furthermore, you can show your skills to catch fish, squids and enjoy them if you want. Parents or adults can join Taichi class in early morning in order to recharge yourself again for the next journey.
Highlights
- Experiencing the luxurious Halong Bay family holiday in spacious cabins and cosy amenities
- Off the beaten track itineraries that run in the Bay, caves, pristine beaches and lagoons
- Enjoying an array of spas and health services aboard
- Menus including seafood and authentic Vietnamese dishes
- Taking part in music party, games and social activities on sundeck
- Learning some amateur cooking skills at Vietnamese cooking demonstration
- Visiting a fishing village and learning about traditional customs and traditions
- Attending a Tai Chi demonstration on the sundeck at the break of dawn
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