Mid-Range Cruises
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Le Journey Luxury Cruise
9.8 Excellent | 21 reviews
Destination: Halong – Lan Ha – Dark & Bright Cave
Private Balcony in all cabins – Only from $131/person
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La Casta Cruise Halong Bay
9.7 Excellent | 26 reviews
Destination: Lan Ha Bay – Halong Bay
All rooms with private balcony
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La Pandora Cruise
9.6 Excellent | 22 reviews
Destination: Lan Ha Bay, Halong Bay
Cabins with Private Balcony
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Aquamarine Cruise
9.6 Excellent | 31 reviews
Destination: Halong Bay – Sung Sot Cave – Ti Top Island
Free Kayaking
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Sena Cruise
9.7 Excellent | 23 reviews
Destination: Halong – Lan Ha Bay – Cat Ba Island
2023 promotion – Only $130/person with free kayaking!
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Rosa Cruise Halong Bay
9.6 Excellent | 22 reviews
Destination: Lan Ha Bay – Halong Bay
All rooms with private balcony
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La Regina Royal Cruise
9.6 Excellent | 11 reviews
Destination Bay: Halong Bay – Sung Sot Cave – Ti Top Island
Free Kayaking
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Elysia Cruise
9.5 Excellent | 9 reviews
Destinations: Halong Bay – Sung Sot Cave – Ti Top Island
Jacuzzi with Bayview
Why choosing a mid-range Halong Bay Cruise?
Travel the same route as luxury cruises
You might not believe it at first, but a mid-range cruise to Halong Bay will take you on the same itinerary as a fancier class. Since Halong is a UNESCO Heritage site, all cruises in Halong Bay will have to register on one of the fixed schedules set up by the bay authority for management reasons. It also implies that all attractions and outdoor activities such as kayaking, swimming, and sunbathing are available on both of these types of cruises.
So the main difference between a Halong mid-range cruise and others is not their itinerary, which would be the same whether in Lan Ha Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay, or Halong Bay.
It is larger than cheap Halong Bay cruises
So, if the itinerary is the same, why should we choose a mid-range Halong Bay cruise over a cheap Halong Bay cruise? The answer is their size and the boat’s quality. Cabins on a mid-range cruise typically have an average size of 25-30m2, which is significantly larger than those on a cheap ones. It’s also usually newer, with metal made, making your voyage along the water smoother.
These cruises also provide more features that you will not find on a cheaper type. They often have three or four decks, which give a variety of additional features like as larger open spaces, rooftop bars, outdoor restaurants, and some even have a seasonal mini pool on deck.
Its balance between cost and experience
One of the most crucial benefits of a mid-range cruise is that it is less expensive than luxury options while still providing excellent amenities. You may find it difficult to spend a lot of money on a luxury cruise, but you don’t want to compromise your Halong Bay cruise experience by taking a cheap boat either. Then mid-range Halong Bay cruises will be ideal for you.
A mid-range cruise will provide tourists with all of the necessary amenities while remaining affordable. When you choose this type of cruise, you will not have to sacrifice luxury or safety for affordability. The cabins may not have all of the bells and whistles found on Halong luxury cruises, but they will offer you with all you need for a comfortable stay. Traveling on mid-range Halong Bay cruises ensures that you do not miss any of the area’s famous sites such as Sung Sot Cave, Titop Island, and others.
Personally, we believe that these cruises are the best value for money in Halong Bay. The prices are reasonable (ranging from USD120USD to USD160USD for a one-night excursion) and include almost all of the services on board, such as meals, cabins, tour guides, entrance tickets, and kayaking.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost for mid range cruises in Halong Bay is from 120USD to 140USD per person.
It’s included most of everything on board, from meals, cabins, activities to entrance tickets.
*Drinks and tips are not included.
Yes, it is. There’s mid-range cruise available in all three routes of Halong Bay included: Lan Ha Bay, Bai Tu Long Bay & the main Halong route.
The cruise will be back to the port by 11:30. If you comeback to Hanoi, you’ll be there at 14:00 – 15:00.
We suggest you to book the flight after 5pm at least to make sure you won’t miss it.
Here’s the brief itineraries of each bays:
- Halong Bay: Tuan Chau Marina – Titop Island – Sung Sot Cave – Luon Cave
- Lan Ha Bay: Tuan Chau Marina – Lan Ha Bay – Dark & Bright Cave – Viet Hai Village
- Bai Tu Long Bay: Hon Gai Pier – Cong Do – Thien Canh Son Cave – Hon Gai
*We have detailed itinerary of each cruises in their descriptions.