Paradise Grand Cruise
- Paradise Grand Cruise is one of the most luxurious cruises on Lan Ha Bay, offering rooms and services of international standards.
- Visitors can experience the Paradise Express boat - the first speedboat on the bay going from Tuan Chau wharf to Gia Luan wharf.
- You will enjoy a hearty buffet lunch at the restaurant while the ship gradually enters Lan Ha Bay. The menu is all delicious dishes with Michelin-star standards.
- You will have the opportunity to explore the local life, kayak, visit Bright Dark Cave - one of the most famous caves on Lan Ha Bay.
About Paradise Grand Cruise
As the very first luxury cruise of reputable Paradise Group on Lan Ha Bay, Paradise Grand Cruise offers the best experience for visitors. The ship includes 39 elegant cabins, all with private balconies and spacious bay-view terraces.
The super-wide sundeck measuring up to 450m2 is the ideal place for you to stay. Hunting for brilliant sunrise and sunset on the bay, enjoying cocktails with loved ones, and sunbathing are must-do on Paradise Grand. Besides relaxing massage service, the ship also has a series of other interesting activities such as tai chi, afternoon tea, Happy Hour, singing, squid fishing and evening movies.
For 2 days-1 night, the 5-star Paradise Grand cruise takes visitors to famous spots on Lan Ha Bay and Bright Dark Cave. Here you will admire the magnificent stalactite caves formed thousands of years ago, fresh natural scenery, and participate in interesting activities.
Things to know
Maps and Itineraries
- Paradise Grand Cruise departs from Tuan Chau Port, Quang Ninh.
- You can see the details of the 2 day-1 night itinerary here
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Cruise information
- Great Flexibility during the trip
- Big Sales for summer time
- Discount for 2nd trip with S.E.A WANDER TRAVEL
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- No hidden charge
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