



The four-storey vessel has plenty of things to occupy your time whilst on board. You'll likely spend many happy hours on the deck, beginning with Tai Chi at sunrise, followed by sunbathing and taking in the serene vistas. In the evening - and after an icy cocktail - settle down for an alfresco movie night under the stars. In the classic and cosy dining room, enjoy multi-course lunches and dinners; the seafood is really that good. Head to the spa for a relaxing massage or a soak in the outdoor Jacuzzi.
Fresh and contemporary, there are 32 cabins on board, each decorated with vibrant colours ranging from deep emerald to orange. The largest are the Long Quan Suites that occupy a portion of the Upper Deck and enjoy sensational views from their spacious balconies. Some cabins have a more vintage feel, but each one comes with a private balcony, panoramic windows, and a pristine bathroom with a large tub. There are a selection of connecting rooms on the Main Deck.
Halong Bay isn't just a pretty picture and there is adventure to be found around every bend in the water. Take to the sea in a kayak and watch the surf bubble over a secluded beach, discover millenia-old caves, or take a dip off the famous Three Peach Beach. on The Au Co, you'll also venture to the lesser-known neighbours of Halong Bay, Bai Tu Long and Lan Ha, to hike quiet forest trails in search of a Cat Ba Langur, and visit a local village to learn squid fishing from an expert.
An incomparable scene of ethereal limestone islands and mist-swirled waters