Amazing, staff were awesome.

An absolutely wonderful experience! Everything was excellent, and we couldn’t find a single fault. The hospitality, professionalism, attention to detail, and overall service were outstanding. A very special thank you to Wendy, whose exceptional kindness, positive energy, and genuine care made our stay truly memorable. She is a real asset to the hotel!

Absolutely nothing! Everything was perfect and exceeded our expectations.

Calista was absolutely amazing!! The boat is luxurious, the food was delicious and the staff were friendly, attentive and professional. The day trip on The Explorer was a highlight too.

There’s nothing to dislike, it’s incredible

​Calisto Cruise was a fantastic experience—modern, extremely comfortable, and very well maintained. The cabins were spacious, featuring private balconies and a bathtub with a glass wall overlooking the bay. The service from the whole team was attentive and warm throughout our stay. The food was excellent, especially the first brunch, which featured a great selection of fresh sushi and sashimi. A special mention goes to the cruise manager: even though we booked Legacy cabins, he arranged for us to have all our meals in the front VIP lounge. That gesture gave our stay such a nice touch of luxury, and we really appreciated it. ​I strongly recommend booking the 2-night itinerary. On the second day, we transferred to a smaller, brand-new boat called Explora to head deeper into the bay. It made a world of difference: there were easily 10 times fewer boats and crowds compared to the main routes on day one. Kayaking and visiting the floating fishing village were great, and the lunch served on Explora was delicious. There was plenty of room to relax and just enjoy the scenery in peace.

​A couple of minor notes for improvement: while the food was tasty at every meal, we would have loved to try high-end Vietnamese fine dining on the second evening instead of European options. Also, if you do the 2-night cruise, I'd suggest skipping Luon Cave on the first day—it was way too crowded, whereas the cave visit on day two was much more impressive and exclusive to our group.