金星下龍遊輪 (Venus Halong Cruises)

We booked a 3D2N cruise. What we liked. The rooms was great and the vessel was stable. What we didn’t like It’s quite boring on board due to lack of facilities. Consider placing some board games., pool table or gaming machines. Wifi sucks.. please install starlink !! There is nothing else onboard other than the dinning hall. Coffee and tea, water are extra payable during meal times. Come on… at least have the decency to give free. For alcohol and soft drinks we understand it’s chargeable. Come to the 2nd day we were ushered into another day vessel while the main vessel had to go back to drop off and pick up passengers whom booked 2D1N packages and we see new faces when we returned to the main vessel Venus. Food wise, it was plentiful but not tasty, quality was mediocre. The lamb chuck we had on 1st day was like rubber. Overall would not do this again as this is just a tourist mechanic machine. 2D1N or day 永安 would be more suitable.

The rooms are nice. Transfer from pier to cruise ship could have been better. Food can be improved. Overall it’s a great experience and we truly enjoyed it.

I went on the cruise with my two sons, and we had a fantastic time. This was definitely the highlight of our entire Vietnam 永安! The views were like heaven on earth, and being surrounded by karst islands from the ship felt truly magical. Our room was spacious, and we made full use of the jacuzzi and balcony, soaking in the stunning scenery. While there were only a few activities, they were perfect for someone like me in my 60s or for those who prefer a more relaxing cruise experience. We still got to enjoy a bamboo boat ride, explore the Dark and Bright Cave, take part in a cooking class, fishing village tour, and try squid fishing The food was excellent, and the staff were enthusiastic and friendly. Thank you for making our Vietnam 永安 so memorable!

We had a fantastic time on the cruise! The staff were friendly, the food was delicious, the itinerary was well-paced, and the rooms were spacious and luxurious, featuring a bathtub with a jacuzzi and a standing shower overlooking Ha Long Bay. The journey began with a 40-minute ferry ride to the Venus Halong Cruise, where staff handled our luggage and guided us through check-in. Lunch was served at 12:30 PM, followed by a visit to Dark and Bright Cave at 2:30 PM. Due to low tide, we couldn’t pass through but still enjoyed the bamboo boat ride. Though it was too cold to swim in January, we had fun making Vietnamese spring rolls. Dinner featured fresh seafood, including lobster, with reasonably priced drinks. Wi-Fi was weak, but we were informed beforehand. The next morning, we skipped Tai Chi due to the cold but joined the fishing village tour before brunch. We checked out and were ferried back to land by 11:00 AM. Overall, it was a relaxing and scenic experience with stunning views of over 2,000 limestone islands. I just wish there were more activities onboard. Highly recommended for a peaceful getaway!