Ha Long Bay Ambassador Cruise

Ambassador Cruise I offers overnight cruises through Ha Long Bay, known for its limestone islands and scenic coastal landscapes. The ship has 46 cabins, each with a private balcony or terrace, alongside onboard dining, a piano lounge, bars, two sundecks, an outdoor Jacuzzi pool and a spa.

Accommodation

The ship offers a range of en-suite cabins and suites, with private balconies or terraces overlooking the bay. Accommodation categories include Deluxe, Premium, Ambassador Suite, Captain Suite and Presidential Suite, with options varying in size and layout.

Facilities and Amenities:

Onboard facilities include:

  • Two panoramic sundecks with seating and loungers.
      • An outdoor Jacuzzi pool.
      • An onboard restaurant and bar.
      • Piano lounge.
      • Atelier de Beauté spa.

Activities and Experiences

The cruise offers excursions to some of Ha Long Bay’s well-known natural attractions, depending on the selected itinerary.

Experiences may include:

      • Visiting Sung Sot Cave, known for its limestone formations.
      • Exploring Luon Cave by bamboo boat or kayak.
      • Visiting Titov Island, with opportunities to enjoy the beach or climb to a viewpoint.
      • Taking part in a Tai Chi session on the sundeck.
      • Watching a cooking demonstration.
      • Enjoying live music and evening entertainment.
      • Relaxing on deck and taking in views of the bay.

Dining 

The onboard restaurant serves Asian and European-inspired cuisine. Depending on the itinerary, meals may include lunch, dinner, breakfast and a light breakfast, with the precise inclusions varying by cruise duration and package.

Nearby Attractions:

  • Sung Sot Cave: One of Ha Long Bay’s best-known caves, featuring large chambers and limestone formations.

  • Luon Cave: A scenic area of sheltered water and limestone cliffs, explored by bamboo boat or kayak, depending on the excursion.

    Titov Island: An island stop offering a sandy beach and a viewpoint reached by climbing steps.

    Ha Long Bay: A UNESCO World Heritage Site recognised for its distinctive limestone karsts, islands and seascapes.