About Syrena Cruises
Ha Long Bay (Descending Dragon Bay) is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Vietnam's most popular places to visit. Ha Long Bay covers an area of 1,500 km2, including 1,960 limestone islets and karsts which rise majestically out of the emerald blue waters of the Gulf of Tonkin.
Built in accordance with traditional Vietnamese style and modern luxury, Syrena Cruises have maintained the high standards of luxury cruising in Halong Bay. The Syrena Cruises fleet of 2 ships offers a total of 34 luxury cabins & suites accommodating a total of 68 passengers for Halong Bay cruises or hosted events (weddings, corporate retreats, incentives, meetings, conferences, etc.).
You are about to experience an incredible journey with our Syrena Cruises. Make your reservation now and enjoy a wonderful trip with us today!
The cruises
Cabins with breathtaking view of Halong Bay
Our Cabin
All our Deluxe cabins and Suites are well appointed, with traditional Vietnamese hardwood creating lavish warmth. Light materials and clear windows ensure that each cabin is bright and airy. Hand-crafted furniture and delicate upholstery further enhance the warmth and light in each cabin...
Restaurant & Bar
Reflecting the modern & traditional cultural influence of Vietnam, the menu in this restaurant offers our guests Vietnamese to International cuisine. Feasting in this restaurant enables one an aromatic & exceptional opportunity to taste and experience the cultural and food traditions of both worlds.
Sundeck
Offering un-parallel enjoyment to those who love the effect of the sun & sea by reclining on our expansive deck. It is also the place for watching the sun set as well as staring into the starry nights.
The experience
Experience the Vietnam & Asia cuisine journey
The Excursions
Attractive destinations. Discover Halong Bay
Sung Sot Grotto
Early French tourists who wandered among the 10,000 square meters of this cavern dubbed this space "Grotto des Surprises", or Surprise Cave. Sung Sot is situated right at the heart of the UNESCO-recognized World Heritage area.
Hang Trong Anchorage
The Syrena Cruises anchors at Hang Trong. Hang Trong, or Drum Cave, refers to a nearby cave that earned its name as a result of the sound made as the wind blows through its stalagmites and stalactites.
Titov Island
Titov Island was named after an illustrious visitor, Gherman Stepanovich Titov, who visited the spot on November 22, 1962 alongside President Ho Chi Minh. The Soviet astronaut was the second person to orbit the earth.
Luon Cave
Luon Grotto is situated on Bo Hon Island, 14km south of Bai Chay Beach, In front of the grotto is Con Rua Islet and the Sky Gate is on the right. Here the cliffs stretch vertically out of the pure blue and smooth water.
Vung Vieng Fishing Village
Vung Vieng is located in the heart of Bai Tu Long Bay, 24 km from the mainland. You will be immersed in the quiet and peaceful location viewing the charming landscape and discovering the cultural life of the fishermen.
Bai Chay Beach
Bai Chay is a low gently sloping range of hills that runs along the sea for more than 2 km. Blended in among the pine trees are large hotels and small villas with distinguished architectural styles
Halong City
Ha Long is the capital city of Quang Ninh province, Vietnam. The city mainly lies on Ha Long Bay.
Halong bay
Ha Long Bay (Descending Dragon Bay) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Vietnam’s most popular places to visit. Ha Long Bay has an area of around 1,553 km2, including 1,960 limestone islets and karsts which rise majestically out of the emerald blue waters to heights of up to 100 metres (30 feet). The sheer size and numbers of these outcrops provide a stunning contrast and backdrop to the Bay’s water.
Local Culture
Discover Halong Bay with the Syrena Cruises, you will experience Vietnamese culture through a range of activities from Tai Chi exercise on the sun deck to movie entertainment on board, cooking lessons to fine dining. You will also learn more about the local culture by visiting some of the local communities and be enchanted by the quiet and peaceful landscape and the simple but interesting life on the sea.
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