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Ambassador Cruise Halong Bay

New Halong Bay, Quang Ninh Up to 100

At a glance

Ambassador Cruise Halong Bay is a 2 days 1 night cruise in Halong Bay, hosting up to 100 guests. Cabins range from $390 to $1250 across 6 cabin categories. Book online at GoVietTour — pay now or pay later after confirmation.

Duration
2 days 1 night
Location
Halong Bay
Cabin categories
Deluxe Balcony, Premium Balcony, Family Connecting Cabin, Captain Suite
From
$390
Capacity
Up to 100 guests

Cabin categories compared

Cabin categoryPriceSleepsBeds
Deluxe Balcony$3902Double or Twin
Premium Balcony$4302Double or Twin
Family Connecting Cabin$76042 Doubles or Double + Twin
Captain Suite$5602Double
Ambassador Suite$6202Double
Presidential Suite$12502Double

Prices and availability last checked on September 30, 2026.

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Onboard Amenities

Ocean View
Private Balcony
Air Conditioning
Mini Bar
WiFi
TV/Entertainment
Life Jackets
Dining Area
Bar/Lounge

Overview

Ambassador Cruise is the ship that raised the bar for Halong Bay luxury: a 5-star steel vessel with 46 cabins — every single one with a private balcony or terrace — and the most generous cabin sizes in the bay. Its signature is the enormous 800 m² sundeck with a live saxophone sunset party as the karsts drift past.

Sailing the classic Halong route from Tuan Chau Marina, the 2-day itinerary combines Sung Sot Cave, kayaking or bamboo-boat rowing at Luon Cave, sunrise tai chi, and refined Vietnamese-international dining — a polished first-timer's Halong experience.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day-by-day breakdown of your journey.

11:45 - 12:30 | Check-in at Tuan Chau Marina
Welcome drink and safety briefing as the ship casts off into the bay; settle into your balcony cabin.

12:45 - 14:00 | Lunch on Board
Set-menu lunch of Vietnamese and international dishes while cruising past the Kissing Rocks and Dog Islet toward the Bo Hon island group.

15:00 - 16:30 | Sung Sot Cave
Walk the chambers of the bay's largest cave — thousands of stalactites under a 30 m ceiling, with a postcard viewpoint over the anchorage at the exit.

17:15 - 18:30 | Sunset Party
Ambassador's signature: live saxophone, happy-hour cocktails, and canapés on the 800 m² sundeck as the light turns gold over the karsts.

19:00 - 21:00 | Dinner
Multi-course dinner at The Marquis restaurant. Afterwards: squid fishing off the stern, board games, or a nightcap at the Piano Bar.

Welcome drink & check-inLunch cruising Bo Hon areaSung Sot (Surprise) CaveSunset saxophone party on the sundeckDinner & squid fishing

Cabin Types

Choose your perfect accommodation.

Deluxe Balcony

32 m² cabin with a full private balcony and floor-to-ceiling doors — the entry category, and still among the largest standard cabins on the bay.

$390
per person
Premium Balcony

32 m² on decks 2 and 4 with elevated, less obstructed bay views.

$430
per person
Family Connecting Cabin

Two Deluxe cabins joined by a connecting door — the practical pick for families with children.

$760
per person
Captain Suite

Front-of-ship suite on deck 2 with a private terrace and sun loungers facing the sailing direction.

$560
per person
Ambassador Suite

Rear deck-2 suite with high-class wooden interiors, oversized terrace, and a bathtub with a view.

$620
per person
Presidential Suite

The top cabin on deck 4: high-end furniture, a huge terrace, and a private dining area.

$1250
per person

What's Included

Included

  • Luxury balcony cabin with en-suite bathroom
  • All meals on board (lunch, dinner, light breakfast, brunch)
  • Sunset party with live saxophone
  • Sung Sot Cave & Luon Cave excursions with entrance fees
  • Kayaking or bamboo boat ride
  • Sunrise tai chi class
  • English-speaking cruise guide
  • Onboard insurance, taxes and service charges

Not Included

  • Hanoi – Halong transfers (bookable as add-on)
  • Drinks and beverages beyond complimentary water
  • Spa treatments and massage
  • Tips and personal expenses
  • Travel insurance

Good to Know

Check-in time
Be at the marina 30–45 minutes before boarding (typically 11:30–12:15). Late arrivals can miss the tender boat.
What to pack
Light layers, swimwear, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes for cave steps. In winter (Dec–Feb) bring a warm jacket — the bay is cooler than Hanoi.
Weather & itinerary changes
The Bay Management Board can adjust routes or cancel sailings in rough weather (mainly Jun–Sep typhoon season). If a sailing is cancelled by the authority, you receive a full refund or free rebooking.
Children
Children under 4 typically cruise free sharing a bed with parents; ages 5–11 pay a child rate on an extra bed. Confirm exact policy for your ship at booking.
Dress code
Casual throughout; smart-casual is appreciated at dinner. Bring flat shoes for the 100+ steps inside Sung Sot Cave.

Cancellation & Rescheduling

NOTICE GIVENREFUND
More than 30 days before departureFull refund minus USD 10/cabin handling fee
15–30 days before departure50% refund
Less than 15 days before departureNo refund

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Frequently asked questions

About Ambassador Cruise Halong Bay.

What makes Ambassador Cruise different from other Halong Bay cruises?

Every one of its 46 cabins has a private balcony or terrace, cabin sizes are among the most generous on the bay (the entry Deluxe is 32 m2), and its signature is the sunset party with live saxophone on the 800 m2 sundeck. It sails the classic route from Tuan Chau Marina with Sung Sot Cave and Luon Cave on the itinerary.

Which cabin should I choose?

Deluxe Balcony ($390 per cabin for two, 2 days 1 night) is the entry pick and at 32 m2 is still among the largest standard cabins on the bay; Premium Balcony ($430) is the same size on decks 2 and 4 with higher, less obstructed views. Upgrade to the Captain Suite ($560) or Ambassador Suite ($620) for a private terrace and a bathtub, or the deck-4 Presidential Suite ($1,250) with panoramic views and a private dining area.

Are prices per person or per cabin, and do I have to pay when I book?

Prices are per cabin for up to two guests (the Family Connecting option is $760 for two joined cabins sleeping four); solo travelers usually pay a single supplement rather than the full double price — ask for the current solo rate on your date. You can book online now and pay now or later: the team confirms by email instantly, and coordinates payment by email or WhatsApp.

What time does the cruise start and finish?

Check-in at Tuan Chau Marina runs 11:45 AM-12:30 PM — be at the marina 30-45 minutes before boarding, as late arrivals can miss the tender boat — and you disembark at 10:30 AM the next day after brunch. Most departures also sell a 3-day 2-night version at roughly 1.7-1.8x the 2D1N fare; contact us for a quote on your dates.

What's included in the price, and what costs extra?

All meals (lunch, dinner, light breakfast and brunch), the Sung Sot and Luon Cave excursions with entrance fees, kayaking or a bamboo-boat ride, the sunset saxophone party, sunrise tai chi and an English-speaking guide are included. Drinks beyond complimentary water, spa treatments, tips and Hanoi-Halong transfers are extra. Note that Sung Sot Cave involves 100+ steps, so bring flat shoes.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancel more than 30 days before departure for a full refund minus a USD 10 per-cabin handling fee; 15-30 days before departure you get a 50% refund; less than 15 days before departure there is no refund. If the Bay Management Board cancels a sailing for rough weather (mainly the Jun-Sep typhoon season), you receive a full refund or free rebooking.

How do I get to the cruise from Hanoi?

Transfers are optional and priced separately: shared shuttle vans from about $13-15 per person each way, or private cars from around $65. Pick-up (usually 8:00-8:30 AM from the Old Quarter) is timed to match your cruise check-in — just add the transfer when booking.

Is this cruise suitable for children?

Yes — the Family Connecting Cabin ($760) joins two Deluxe cabins with a connecting door and sleeps four, and kayaks take children from about 6 years with a parent. Children under 4 typically cruise free sharing a bed with parents, while ages 5-11 pay a child rate on an extra bed — confirm the exact policy at booking.