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Pelican cruises
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 As for the luxury standards, Pelican Luxury Cruise while 3 similar Pelican boats, each of 22 cabins. Including bar and restaurant and a sun-deck will provide guests luxurious and 4-star experiences..
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Valentine Cruise
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 Our smaller boat, the “Valentine”, launched in late 2007, is perfect for those seeking a more exclusive and intimate experience.
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Au Co cruise
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 Au co cruises on Halong Bay- Vietnam, to be launched in 2012, dedicated itinerary for 3 days 2 nights, off the beaten parth cruise on Lan Ha Bay, Bai tu long bay & Halong bay- the Unesco Heritage
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Halong Violet Cruise
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 Will officially be launched on 15th November 2009, our newest five star junk - the Halong Violet - will be fitted out in the 1930’s Indochine style. It will feature a boutique dinning room, library & lounge, Spa & Gym and 6 individual theme cabins with marble bathroom, jacuzzi & balcony. The junk will also cruise its own way away from the crowd to untouched areas of the bay with a longer overnight cruises.
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Victory Star Cruise
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 Our 42 meter junk boasts 21 luxurious cabins with private bath, air conditioning, linen sheets with all the amenities and services you would expect from a four-star hotel.
On board is our full service restaurant for 42 guests, sun deck with comfortable lounge chairs, massage service and an attentive staff to cater to your every need.
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Paradise Peak Cruise
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 Paradise Peak Cruise is a sumptuous floating hotel that has redefined the boundaries of Five Star cruising by providing a supreme level of luxury to its prestigious passengers
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Halong Emotion Cruise
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 Halong bay, only its name is an invitation to travel, a raise up of a dream to discover.
One of the most beautiful natural treasure in the world, classified as World Heritage Site by Unesco, one of the most famous sites in Asia, Halong bay is the "must see" for every traveler once visit to Vietnam. Named as eighth wonder of the world, the bay covers an area of 1550 km2 where spread of nearly 3000 islands, formed like rocky limestone and are scattered strangely from the emerald water.
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