Vietnam / Cambodia Itineraries

The mighty Mekong – a mysterious body of water flowing through six countries in Asia. Giving love and life to millions, it received its fame by the legendary God King of ancient Cambodia, King Jayavarman VII, who linked hands with the waters of the Mekong to build the magnificent Angkor civilization.

We offer 7, 4 and 3 nights options between Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.

Cruise itineraries between Phnom Phen and Siem Reap alter between high water (mid August – mid November) and low water (mid November – Mid August). This changes the overall cruise itineraries on our seven night and four night cruises but does not impact our three night itineraries between Ho Chi Minh City and Phnom Penh.

7 NIGHT CRUISES

This classic 7-Night Mekong River cruise named The Lost Civilisation combines places rarely visited with fantastic historical heritage sites. It offers a complete fluvial discovery of Vietnam and Cambodia along the Mekong with a combination of experiences one will never forget.

**Ho Chi Minh City – Siem Reap: High Water**
(Mid Aug – Mid Nov)

**Ho Chi Minh City – Siem Reap: Low Water**
(Mid Nov – Mid Aug)

**Siem Reap – Ho Chi Minh City: High Water**
(Mid Aug – Mid Nov)

**Siem Reap – Ho Chi Minh City: Low Water**
(Mid Nov – Mid Aug)

4 NIGHT CRUISES

The best of rural Cambodia, plus an in depth historical insight of Phnom Penh is offered with this 4-Night itinerary named Serenity Cruise. See the unseen, discover ancient pre-Angkorian temples, relish the cordial smiles of the local people, be fascinated by the arts and crafts and immerse yourself in the astonishing Tonle’s riverine landscapes and eco-system.

**Phnom Penh – Siem Reap: High Water**
(Mid Aug – Mid Nov)

**Phnom Penh** – Siem Reap: Low Water
(Mid Nov – Mid Aug)

**Siem Reap – **Phnom Penh**: High Water**
(Mid Aug – Mid Nov)

**Siem Reap – **Phnom Penh**: Low Water**
(Mid Nov – Mid Aug)

3 NIGHT CRUISES

Our 3-Night, Pearl of the Orient, lower Mekong cruise explores the delta’s rich diversity in every facet. The Delta is a powerhouse for agriculture (in particular rice) and fish farming. The pulsating and energetic life on the river stands in stark contrast to the charming and relaxed village life, where locals often make their living with specialized handicrafts.