Lan Ha Bay · Vietnam
Sailing the quiet side of Ha Long
Twenty-nine suites, floor-to-ceiling glass and a private jacuzzi in every cabin — on the bay most cruises never reach.
- 29Suites on board
- 4Suite categories
- 2 & 3Day journeys
- Lan HaBay & Cat Ba
Built for the bay most people miss
Venus sails deep into Lan Ha Bay — the quieter neighbour of Ha Long, where the limestone karsts rise out of water that stays green and still. Every suite opens onto a private balcony, and a lift reaches all main decks.
The smallest cabin on board is forty square metres; the Owner President Suite runs to one hundred and ninety, with a private sun terrace of ninety-five. Floor-to-ceiling glass runs through all of them, so the bay is present whether you are in bed, in the bath, or out on your own balcony.
About Venus →Accommodation
Six suites, one view
Every cabin on Venus faces the water, with floor-to-ceiling glass and a private jacuzzi bathtub. What changes is how much room you have to enjoy it.
Junior Suite
Forty square metres with twin beds — and the same wall of glass onto Lan Ha Bay that every cabin on board opens with.
Senior Suite
The same forty square metres as the Junior, with the choice between a king bed or two singles — whichever suits the trip.
Executive Suite
Fifty-two square metres, with room to sit out on a wider terrace and watch the karsts go past.
Royal Suite
Fifty-five square metres, and the broadest outlook of any cabin on the main decks.
On board
How the days are spent
Signature Restaurant
Set menu or buffet, served while the bay slides past the window. Vietnamese cooking class before sunset.
Lounge & Sundeck
Happy hour as the sun drops, Tai Chi at first light, and a deck to read on in between.
Ocean Spa
Treatment rooms facing the water, for the hour between kayaking and dinner.
Honeymoon Setup
Arranged in the cabin before you arrive, for anniversaries and proposals alike.
Two days, one night
Departing Tuan Chau International Port, sailing through Ha Long Bay and into the calmer water of Lan Ha.
Day one — into Lan Ha Bay
Boarding at Tuan Chau
Tender transfer to Venus, safety briefing, then cabin keys and time to settle in.
Lunch under way
Served at the Signature restaurant as the vessel sails out of Ha Long and into Lan Ha Bay.
Dark & Bright Cave
Local rowing boats through the grottoes and islets at the heart of the World Heritage site.
Cooking class & happy hour
Learn to roll Vietnamese spring rolls with the chef while the sun goes down.
Dinner
Set menu or buffet, depending on the sailing.
Evening on deck
Squid fishing, the spa, or the sundeck and a sky with nothing else on it.
Day two — caves and the way back
Sunrise & Tai Chi
First light on the sundeck, with a Tai Chi session for anyone who wants it.
Light breakfast
Pastries, tea and coffee in the restaurant.
Kayaking at Tra Bau
The cruise anchors. Kayak or swim in water roughly twenty metres deep.
Check out & brunch
Cabins vacated as the vessel turns for the mainland; brunch before disembarking at 10:30.
Return to Hanoi
Luxury van transfer back to the city.
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On board Venus
Sail with us
Tell us your dates and we will come back with availability and rates for the suite you have in mind.
Hotline +84 945 205 335 · info@venushalongcruises.com
