RV Mekong Pandaw Cruise

You’ll awaken to the gentle transit of the Cho Gao Canal, a historic 19th-century waterway that remains a bustling artery for local trade. Upon reaching Ben Tre, you’ll hop into a traditional sampan to drift through shaded mangroves and bamboo groves. 
You will visit local fruit orchards and meet artisans in their workshops to witness the delicate craft of Delta handicrafts before sailing deeper toward the Cambodian border.

Your morning takes you to Sam Mountain, where you’ll climb to the Hang Pagoda for a spectacular view of the Mekong’s vast plains. Alternatively, you can immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the local riverside market. You’ll visit floating fish farms by sampan and witness a private, high-energy Lion Dance performance.
Note: During high-water months (October-November), navigation to Chau Doc may be restricted. If so, you will enjoy a visit to the charming village of Long Thuan instead. Note: This afternoon, you can relax on deck while the ship undergoes immigration formalities at the Vietnam/Cambodia border.

You’ll experience the "Pearl of Asia" from the classic perspective of a cyclo, visiting the glittering Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, and the National Museum. In the afternoon, you will take a moving journey into history at the Killing Fields and the S-21 Genocide Museum. 
The ship docks overnight at the city port, giving you the freedom to explore Phnom Penh’s lively riverfront at your own pace.

You’ll sail the winding, narrow channels of the Tonle Sap River, heading toward the heart of rural Cambodia. You’ll experience a nostalgic ox-cart ride through emerald rice paddies and riverside hamlets to get a true sense of local life. 
As night falls, you’ll join villagers around a fire pit for a magical evening of cocktails, storytelling, and traditional Khmer dancing.

Today, you’ll visit the ancient royal capital of Oudong and find a moment of peace at the Vipassana Dhura Meditation Centre. You will then stroll through the remote village of Pak Russei, where you’ll meet local silk weavers and noodle makers. 
Before reboarding, you’ll be treated to a powerful, private demonstration of Bokator, a traditional Khmer martial art that dates back centuries.

You can start your morning with Tai Chi on deck during a sunrise cruise to the pottery-making hub of Peam Chi Korng. You’ll explore the village by tuk-tuk and browse the local fresh market to test your Khmer language skills. 
Your final night on board concludes with a grand farewell dinner prepared by our chefs, celebrating the memories of your RV Mekong Pandaw experience.

After your final breakfast on the river, you will disembark and travel by coach through the stunningly beautiful Cambodian countryside. 
You’ll pass through local villages and vibrant landscapes, arriving in Siem Reap between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM at the FCC Angkor Hotel, located conveniently next to the Royal Palace.

As the ship begins its downstream journey toward the Vietnam border, you can enjoy a relaxing day on the sundeck. You’ll watch the river landscape change as we handle all immigration formalities. 
By evening, you will arrive in the border town of Chau Doc, where you can take a peaceful evening stroll along the riverfront to soak in the local atmosphere before dinner.

You’ll travel by minivan to Sam Mountain to visit the Hang Pagoda and take in the panoramic views of the Delta. You’ll then board a sampan to explore floating fish farms and visit a local village for a private Lion Dance performance. 
The afternoon is spent sailing into the heart of the Delta, accompanied by local entertainment from your talented crew.
Note: During high-water months (October-November), low bridges may restrict access to Chau Doc. In this case, your excursion will be replaced with a visit to the charming village of Long Thuan.

Your morning is spent drifting through the mangroves and bamboo groves of Ben Tre by sampan. You’ll visit fruit orchards and artisanal workshops to see the Delta’s rich handicraft culture. 
After lunch, the ship transits the historic Cho Gao Canal, a vital waterway built in 1876. You will celebrate your final night on board as we sail into central Saigon, enjoying a farewell dinner against the backdrop of the city’s glowing skyline.

After your final breakfast on the river, you will disembark in central Saigon. You’ll leave the RV Mekong Pandaw with a deep connection to the people and landscapes of the Mekong, carrying the spirit of Indochina home with you as you continue your onward journey.

You’ll awaken to the gentle transit of the Cho Gao Canal, a historic 19th-century waterway that remains a bustling artery for local trade. Upon reaching Ben Tre, you’ll hop into a traditional sampan to drift through shaded mangroves and bamboo groves. 
You will visit local fruit orchards and meet artisans in their workshops to witness the delicate craft of Delta handicrafts before sailing deeper toward the Cambodian border

Your morning takes you to Sam Mountain, where you’ll climb to the Hang Pagoda for a spectacular view of the Mekong’s vast plains. Alternatively, you can immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the local riverside market. You’ll visit floating fish farms by sampan and witness a private, high-energy Lion Dance performance.
Note: During high-water months (October-November), navigation to Chau Doc may be restricted. If so, you will enjoy a visit to the charming village of Long Thuan instead. Note: This afternoon, you can relax on deck while the ship undergoes immigration formalities at the Vietnam/Cambodia border.

You’ll experience the "Pearl of Asia" from the classic perspective of a cyclo, visiting the glittering Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, and the National Museum. In the afternoon, you will take a moving journey into history at the Killing Fields and the S-21 Genocide Museum. 
The ship docks overnight at the city port, giving you the freedom to explore Phnom Penh’s lively riverfront at your own pace.

You’ll sail the winding, narrow channels of the Tonle Sap River, heading toward the heart of rural Cambodia. You’ll experience a nostalgic ox-cart ride through emerald rice paddies and riverside hamlets to get a true sense of local life. 
As night falls, you’ll join villagers around a fire pit for a magical evening of cocktails, storytelling, and traditional Khmer dancing.

Today, you’ll visit the ancient royal capital of Oudong and find a moment of peace at the Vipassana Dhura Meditation Centre. You will then stroll through the remote village of Pak Russei, where you’ll meet local silk weavers and noodle makers. 
Before reboarding, you’ll be treated to a powerful, private demonstration of Bokator, a traditional Khmer martial art that dates back centuries.

You can start your morning with Tai Chi on deck during a sunrise cruise to the pottery-making hub of Peam Chi Korng. You’ll explore the village by tuk-tuk and browse the local fresh market to test your Khmer language skills. 
Your final night on board concludes with a grand farewell dinner prepared by our chefs, celebrating the memories of your RV Mekong Pandaw experience.

After your final breakfast on the river, you will disembark and travel by coach through the stunningly beautiful Cambodian countryside. 
You’ll pass through local villages and vibrant landscapes, arriving in Siem Reap between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM at the FCC Angkor Hotel, located conveniently next to the Royal Palace.

You can start your morning with a calming Tai Chi session or a coffee on deck as we glide toward Peam Chi Korng. You’ll explore this hidden pottery hub by tuk-tuk and visit a vibrant local market. In the afternoon, you’ll step ashore at the remote village of Pak Russei to meet local silk weavers and noodle makers. 
Before returning to the ship, you will witness a private demonstration of Bokator, an ancient Khmer martial art that brings Cambodia's history to life.

This morning, you’ll travel to the former royal capital of Oudong to find serenity at the Vipassana Dhura Meditation Centre. After rejoining the ship for lunch, you’ll experience a nostalgic ox-cart ride through the rice paddies and riverside hamlets of Kampong Tralach. 
Your evening is spent in a small fishing village, where you’ll enjoy cocktails by a fire pit and join local villagers for traditional dancing and storytelling.

You’ll explore Cambodia’s "Pearl of Asia" from the seat of a traditional cyclo, visiting the glittering Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, and the National Museum. In the afternoon, you will take a moving journey into the past at the Killing Fields and the S-21 Genocide Museum. 
The ship docks overnight at the city port, giving you the freedom to explore the vibrant riverfront and local nightlife at your own pace.

As the ship begins its downstream journey toward the Vietnam border, you can enjoy a relaxing day on the sundeck. You’ll watch the river landscape change as we handle all immigration formalities. 
By evening, you will arrive in the border town of Chau Doc, where you can take a peaceful evening stroll along the riverfront to soak in the local atmosphere before dinner.

You’ll travel by minivan to Sam Mountain to visit the Hang Pagoda and take in the panoramic views of the Delta. You’ll then board a sampan to explore floating fish farms and visit a local village for a private Lion Dance performance. 
The afternoon is spent sailing into the heart of the Delta, accompanied by local entertainment from your talented crew.
Note: During high-water months (October-November), low bridges may restrict access to Chau Doc. In this case, your excursion will be replaced with a visit to the charming village of Long Thuan.

Your morning is spent drifting through the mangroves and bamboo groves of Ben Tre by sampan. You’ll visit fruit orchards and artisanal workshops to see the Delta’s rich handicraft culture. 
After lunch, the ship transits the historic Cho Gao Canal, a vital waterway built in 1876. You will celebrate your final night on board as we sail into central Saigon, enjoying a farewell dinner against the backdrop of the city’s glowing skyline.

After your final breakfast on the river, you will disembark in central Saigon. You’ll leave the RV Mekong Pandaw with a deep connection to the people and landscapes of the Mekong, carrying the spirit of Indochina home with you as you continue your onward journey.

Your morning begins with a drive into the countryside to explore the legendary Cu Chi Tunnels, an incredible 250km underground labyrinth. You’ll crawl through history as you discover the hidden world built by the Viet Cong. 
After a local lunch, you return to the city to admire Saigon’s architectural gems: the Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Old Post Office. You will finish your day exploring the vibrant stalls of Ben Thanh Market.

After breakfast, you’ll trade the city streets for the serene decks of the RV Mekong Pandaw. 
As you board and enjoy a welcome lunch, you’ll watch the urban skyline fade into lush greenery. You will meet your dedicated crew and enjoy cultural entertainment on deck as you spend your first night at anchor on the tranquil Vam Co River.
Note: Please ensure you have your original passport ready for the onboard team to process cruise registration.

You’ll wake up to the scenic transit of the Cho Gao Canal, a historic French-built waterway from 1876. Once in Ben Tre, you’ll hop into a traditional sampan to glide through hidden mangrove forests and bamboo groves. 
You will meet local families in their fruit orchards, see the craft of artisanal coconut production, and witness the rich handicraft culture that defines the Mekong Delta.
Note: The Cho Gao Canal is a busy commercial artery; it offers a fascinating, up-close look at the massive transport barges that serve the region's economy.

Your adventure takes you to Sam Mountain, where you’ll climb the steps of the Hang Pagoda for a stunning panorama of the Mekong plains stretching toward Cambodia. You’ll visit floating fish farms by boat and witness a private, high-energy Lion Dance performance in a local village.
Note: During high-water periods (typically October-November), navigation to Chau Doc may be restricted by low bridges. In this case, the excursion is replaced with a visit to the charming village of Long Thuan. 
Note: The ship will drop anchor at the border this afternoon. You can relax on deck while the crew assists with immigration formalities for entry into Cambodia.

You’ll explore Cambodia’s "Pearl of Asia" from the seat of a traditional cyclo, visiting the glittering Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, and the National Museum with its Angkorian treasures. In the afternoon, you will take a moving journey into the past at the Killing Fields and the S-21 Genocide Museum. 
The evening is yours to enjoy the lively bars and night markets of the Phnom Penh riverfront.

You’ll sail the winding, narrow channels of the Tonle Sap River, heading toward the heart of rural Cambodia. You’ll experience a nostalgic ox-cart ride through emerald rice paddies and riverside hamlets to get a true sense of local life. 
As night falls, you’ll join villagers around a fire pit for a magical evening of storytelling and traditional Khmer dancing.

Today, you’ll visit the ancient royal capital of Oudong and find a moment of peace at the Vipassana Dhura Meditation Centre. You will then stroll through the remote village of Pak Russei, where you’ll meet local silk weavers and noodle makers. 
Before reboarding, you’ll be treated to a powerful, private demonstration of Bokator, a traditional Khmer martial art.

You can start your morning with Tai Chi on deck as the sun rises over the Mekong. You’ll visit the pottery-making hub of Peam Chi Korng by tuk-tuk and explore a bustling local market to test your Khmer language skills. 
Your final night on board concludes with a grand farewell dinner, celebrating the friendships and memories of your RV Mekong Pandaw experience.

After a scenic drive through the Cambodian countryside, you’ll arrive in Siem Reap. Your afternoon is dedicated to the legendary Angkor Wat, a massive three-tiered pyramid crowned by five beehive towers. 
You’ll marvel at the intricate carvings, finishing your first day in the temple city with a romantic sunset view from the heights of Bakheng Hill.

You’ll spend your final full day lost in the wonders of the Angkor Empire. You’ll explore the giant stone faces of Bayon and the walled city of Angkor Thom. 
In the afternoon, you’ll discover the jungle-entwined ruins of Ta Prohm, made famous by the "Tomb Raider" movie. Your journey ends with a spectacular performance at the Phare Cambodian Circus, a world-class show that supports local youth.

You’ll enjoy one last breakfast at your hotel before a private transfer takes you to the airport. You’ll depart with a deep connection to the people and landscapes of the Mekong, carrying the spirit of Indochina home with you.

Today, you’ll dive deeper into the mysteries of the Angkor ruins. Your morning is dedicated to the imposing stone faces of Bayon Temple and the sprawling Angkor Thom complex. After a local lunch, you’ll discover the jungle-entwined Ta Prohm, where massive roots embrace the ancient stone. 
Your evening features a breathtaking performance at the Phare Cambodian Circus, a world-class social enterprise showcasing the talent of local youth.

After an early breakfast and hotel check-out, you will meet in the lobby at 09:00 AM for registration. You’ll travel by coach through the scenic Cambodian countryside to Steung Trang to board your RV Mekong Pandaw. You can relax on the sundeck for a sunset cruise and meet your dedicated crew before a grand welcome dinner is served on board.
Note: Please have your passport ready during check-out for the cruise registration and border clearance process.

You can start your day with a calming Tai Chi session or a coffee on deck during a sunrise cruise to Peam Chi Korng. 
You’ll explore this pottery-making hub by tuk-tuk and visit the local market. In the afternoon, you’ll step ashore at the remote village of Pak Russei to meet silk weavers and noodle makers. 
Before returning to the ship, you’ll witness a private demonstration of Bokator, an ancient Khmer martial art.

Your morning takes you to Oudong, the former royal capital, where you will find serenity at the Vipassana Dhura Meditation Centre. 
After rejoining the ship for lunch, you’ll experience a nostalgic ox-cart ride through the riverside villages and rice paddies of Kampong Tralach. In the evening, you’ll enjoy cocktails by a fire pit in a local fishing village, accompanied by traditional dancing and storytelling.

You’ll discover the "Pearl of Asia" from the seat of a traditional cyclo, visiting the glittering Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, and the National Museum. The afternoon offers a poignant look into Cambodia’s history with a visit to the Killing Fields and the S-21 Genocide Museum. The ship docks overnight at the city port, giving you the freedom to explore Phnom Penh’s vibrant nightlife and riverfront cafes.

As the ship begins its downstream journey toward the Vietnam border, you can enjoy a relaxing day on the sundeck. You will watch the river landscape change as we handle all immigration formalities. By evening, you will arrive in the border town of Chau Doc, where you can take a peaceful stroll along the riverfront before dinner is served on board.

You’ll travel by minivan to Sam Mountain to visit the Hang Pagoda and take in the panoramic views of the Delta. You’ll then board a sampan to explore floating fish farms and visit a local village for a private Lion Dance performance.
Note: During high-water months (October-November), low bridges may restrict access to Chau Doc. If this occurs, your excursion will be replaced with a visit to the charming village of Long Thuan.

Your morning is spent drifting through the mangroves and bamboo groves of Ben Tre by sampan. You’ll visit fruit orchards and artisanal workshops to see the Delta’s rich handicraft culture. 
After lunch, the ship transits the historic Cho Gao Canal, a vital waterway built in 1876. You will celebrate your final night on board as we sail into central Saigon, enjoying a farewell dinner against the backdrop of the city’s glowing skyline.

After your final breakfast on the river, you will disembark in central Saigon and transfer to your hotel. You have the afternoon free to explore at your own pace. We suggest heading to Nguyen Hue Walking Street in the evening to witness the vibrant energy and local lifestyle of Vietnam’s largest metropolis.

You’ll travel to the incredible Cu Chi Tunnels to explore the underground labyrinth of the Viet Cong. 
After a local lunch, your city tour continues with visits to the Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the War Remnants Museum. You’ll conclude your day with a visit to the historic Ben Thanh Market, the iconic symbol of old Saigon.

Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel before a private transfer takes you to the airport for your onward journey. You’ll depart with a deep connection to the history, people, and spirit of the Mekong.