Indochina Sail is one of the famous names for Junk cruise in Halong Bay. Locally built, Indochina Sail’s Boats and Junks are utilizing local materials and the handiwork of skilled shipbuilders, craftsmen and artists. As in the old days Indochina Sail Cruises are built entirely of wood and timber. The wood featured in the interiors and exterior of the Indochina Sail Cruises add to the rich and warm character of the boats and cozy atmosphere for the overall Halong Bay Cruise

Each of Indochina Sail’s boats features spacious, well-appointed cabins and suites with large en-suite marble bathrooms, a large sundeck with comfortable lounging furniture and an elegant dining room and bar. The Boat built to strike the perfect balance of modern comforts and Oriental style ambiance.

The Indochina Sail 1 and Indochina Sail 2 look very much similar and both launched in 2007. Each boat comprises 15 cabins (Superior and Deluxe Cabins). The deluxe cabins are a bit larger and feature rainfall showers and are all situated on the second decks of the boats.

The latest one, launched in late 2008, the Indochina Sail 3 features ceramic artworks handcrafted in Bat Trang near Hanoi, well known as the home of the country’s most talented ceramic craftsmen. And the boat is well decorated with silk from Van Phuc, the “Silk Village”.

The smallest among the team and launched in late 2007, the “Valentine Cruise” is perfect choice for those who are seeking a more exclusive and intimate experience on Halong Bay. The Valentine Cruise’s service vessel is offering all the facilities and amenities of the larger cruises. But the Valentine has with only five cabins; four Deluxe cabins at 19 square meters each and one Suite cabin at 30 square meters, all with Jacuzzis. This is a perfect option for a cozy and peaceful Halong Bay Cruise

Dining Room and Bar on Indochina Sails