The boats we put
in front of guests most
A working shortlist, not a leaderboard - ranked on who the boat suits, our own expert score and whether the rate is live today.
A lotus-shaped 4-star junk on quiet Lan Ha Bay where every cabin opens onto a private balcony, from roomy 35-square-metre Deluxes to a 55-square-metre jacuzzi Suite.
A boutique twelve-cabin wooden junk on the quiet waters of Bai Tu Long Bay, where every suite hides a Jacuzzi bathtub and the 130-square-metre sundeck stays crowd-free.
A five-star Lan Ha yacht where every cabin opens to a private balcony, and evenings drift between the sky bar and the outdoor jacuzzi.
A boutique 16-cabin junk on the quiet waters of Lan Ha Bay, where every room opens to a private balcony and evenings end at the rooftop Moonlight Lounge.
A brand-new Lan Ha yacht where all 33 suites open to a private balcony and an ocean-view bathtub, with an infinity pool crowning the sundeck.
A Big Bay Group cruiser on Lan Ha Bay's calm waters, pairing an infinity Jacuzzi pool and 360 mini-golf with suites that run up to a 90m President.
A 2022 steel ship with the group's widest cabin range, from 20m2 doubles to 60m2 connecting family suites, plus sundeck Gala dinners at a genuine budget price.
Every one of the 22 cabins opens to a private balcony over quiet Bai Tu Long, with a sundeck jacuzzi to end the day.
An all-suite retreat on the quiet waters of Lan Ha, where marble-bathed suites, a seasonal pool and a wine and cigar cellar set the pace.
A 2020 all-balcony cruiser working the quieter Lan Ha Bay side, where every one of its 22 sea-view cabins pairs a private balcony with its own bathtub.
We rank on three things we can prove: how well the boat fits the guests asking (couples, families, younger travellers), the expert score our team gives it after sailing, and whether we hold a live cabin rate for it. No review counts, no paid placement.