Heritage Line Jayavarman Cruise

Cabins : 27   |   Launched : 2011   |   Length : 57.8m (190 ft)   |   Crew Members : 40

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Experience the elegance and luxury along the mighty Mekong River aboard RV Jayavarman cruise. This 20 boutique style Mekong river cruise is the first of its kind offering ultimate luxury on 800 square meters public space including 4 beautifully-decorated decks. The Jayavarman Cruise itself is the work of art with traditional Vietnamese lacquer paintings and exquisite Khmer bas-reliefs can be found at every turn on the ship. 

From the deck to the cabins, every detail of the boat embodies the finest touch of luxury. Jayavarman Cruise Ship boasts 27 expansive and carefully designed staterooms with floor-to-ceiling doors and a private French balcony that offer privacy and unrivaled luxury. 

With interesting itineraries of Saigon to Siem Reap Cruises or Saigon to Phnom Penh Cruises and vice versa, Jayavarman River Cruise offers great insight into the heart of Southeast Asia with off-beaten-track experience and on-shore excursions. The perfect balance between relaxation onboard, excellent service and unique cruising experiences make Jayavarman Cruise Mekong the best cruise ship with good reviews on TripAdvisor from their beloved.

  • Elegant vessel blending 1930s French Art Deco with Khmer and Vietnamese design
  • Only 27 cabins for a serene, personalized cruise experience
  • Three cabin types, all with private balconies and handcrafted interiors
  • Cultural activities: cooking classes, Apsara dance shows, and expert lectures
  • Sun Deck with pool and whirlpool for scenic relaxation
  • Apsara Spa offering traditional Asian treatments for couples
  • Stylish public spaces: Henry Mouhot Lounge and Club 1930 Bar
  • Gourmet regional and international cuisine with buffet and set menus
  • All-inclusive: meals, drinks, excursions, tai chi, entertainment, and Wi-Fi

Price Table

Itinerary Duration Price/pax
Phnom Penh to Saigon 4D3N $1231 - $1956
Saigon to Phnom Penh 4D3N $1231 - $1956
Phnom Penh to Siem Reap 5D4N $1532 - $2292
Siem Reap to Phnom Penh 5D4N $1532 - $2292
Saigon to Siem Reap 8D7N $2529 - $3788
Siem Reap to Saigon 8D7N $2529 - $3788

Jayavarman cruise deck plan

 

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“HENRY MOUHOT” LOBBY LOUNGE

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“CLUB 1930” FUNNEL BAR & LOUNGE

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INDOCHINA DINING HALL

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THE APSARA BEAUTY AND WELLNESS SPA

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POOL DECK

Saigon to Phnom Penh 4 Days 3 Nights

Destinations: Saigon - My Tho - Tan Phong Island - Binh Thanh Island - Tan Chau - Phnom Penh

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Day 01 Saigon - My Tho - Embarkation - Tan Phong Island

In the morning, we meet our guests at our Saigon lounge. After a coffee and collecting your info, we leave Saigon's busy streets and head 70 kilometers south to My Tho to board our ship. Once you're settled, we start our journey on this big river.

We serve a buffet lunch as we sail up the river. In the evening light, mingle with other guests over canapés and prosecco.

By dinner, we'll be near Tan Phong Island, anchoring for the night. This gives you a preview of where our land exploration begins tomorrow. End the day with classic movies or documentaries in our onboard cinema.

Day 02 Tan Phong Island - Binh Thanh Island - Tan Chau

Get up early to catch the beautiful sunrise and start the day with Tai Chi, followed by a big breakfast. We'll take a local boat to the quiet Tan Phong island in the Mekong River.

In Cai Be, we'll see how locals make rice paper, cookies, wine, and coconut candies by hand. Then, we head to Tan Phong Island to visit a family's fruit garden and taste different tropical fruits. A buggy ride shows us the island's daily life, and we'll also see a family weaving crafts from water hyacinth plants by hand. 

Relax on your balcony or at the bar as we sail upstream. By afternoon, we reach Sa Dec and stop near Binh Thanh Island, where the locals sustain themselves by cultivating water hyacinths. Walking through the village, you'll witness the complete traditional mat-making process and meet a local couple who've lived here their whole lives and like talking with visitors.

Before dinner, come to the lounge for a talk about life in the Mekong Delta as we head to our overnight spot in Tan Chau.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: We take a tender to Tan Phong Island to see how people make art from dried water plants. A 15-minute buggy ride takes us through the island's narrow paths, ending at a local family's fruit garden. Here, we'll see different fruits from the Mekong Delta and join a local family to cook some traditional meals.

Day 03 Tan Chau - Border Crossing - Phnom Penh

When disembarking, we'll take rickshaws through Tan Chau, seeing local daily life, workshops, and markets, where we mingle with residents. We'll visit the Cao Dai temple to learn about its beliefs from a priest. Our last stop is a family-run fish farm, where we'll learn about this special local business.

We continue up the river, entering Cambodia and moving towards Phnom Penh. The afternoon is free for you to relax and enjoy the cruise. You can opt for a spa session, lounge on the sun deck, or chill on your balcony. The captain might share a story about the river as we go. Also, our chefs offer a cooking workshop on Vietnamese and Cambodian cuisine. We'll dock in Phnom Penh, either in the river or at the pier.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Once on land, we'll walk for 5 minutes to the market nearby. With our guide, we'll pick and buy fresh stuff for our cooking class. Then, we hop on cyclos for a nice ride to the local Cao Dai temple and learn a bit about this unique religion. Next, we go to the temple's kitchen for a cooking class, where we'll make special dietary dishes with the local kitchen team.

Day 04 Phnom Penh - Disembarkation

Welcome to Phnom Penh, once called the "Paris of the East," which keeps its old-world charm amidst modern growth. It's a city rich in history and culture.

Have your final breakfast on the ship before you leave. We hope you liked the river trip as much as our crew always does. End of services.

What's Included

  • All group excursions, entrance fees & activities as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Coffee, tea and water at all times
  • Fruit juices are included in addition during breakfast
  • Breakfast on private balcony (on request)
  • Daily turn down gift
  • Tour guides (English speaking)
  • Transfers from meeting points to ship and vice versa
  • Taxes & Insurance on board
  • Welcome fruit basket & flower arrangement (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Welcome Prosecco (bottle) in cabin (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Complimentary mini bar (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Newspaper delivered to stateroom (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Daily laundry service (only for Signature Cabin)

What's Not Included

  • Port tax per passenger of 65 USD (levied by Port authorities)
  • Crew gratuities 
  • Vietnam and Cambodian Visa
  • Surcharge for Christmas and New Year

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Days
Saigon Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Ho Chi Minh - Reunification Palace - Ben Thanh Market - Cu Chi Tunnels - Cao Dai Temple

6
Days
Hanoi - Halong Bay - Saigon Tour

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - One Pillar Pagoda - Temple of Literature - Ethnology Museum - Old Quarter - Halong Bay - Saigon - Cu Chi Tunnels - ...

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Phnom Penh & Siem Reap Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Old Post Office - Central Market - National Museum - Royal Palace - Silver Pagoda - Russian market - Tuol Sleng Museum - Ta Prohm - Angkor Thom - B ...

3
Days
Highlights of Phnom Penh

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Old Post Office - Central Market - National Museum - Royal Palace - Silver Pagoda - Russian market – Tuol Sleng Museum

Phnom Penh to Saigon 4 Days 3 Nights

Destinations: Phnom Penh - Tan Chau - My An Hung - Binh Thanh Island - Tan Phong Island - My Tho - Saigon

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Highlights of Itinerary

  • Explore the border town of Tan Chau – a fish sanctuary of Vietnam
  • Get a glimpse of local life with a visit to My An Hung village 
  • Contemplate the beautiful landscapes along the mighty Mekong River
  • Visit the fascinating floating market of Cai Be to see the unique lifestyle
Day 01 Phnom Penh - Embarkation - Border Crossing - Tan Chau

Welcome aboard with Heritage Line for your Mekong River journey. Once you've checked in, please join us in the lobby lounge. Before heading south on the Mekong towards Vietnam, we'll have a lecture from a guest expert in the lounge.

Once we set off, you have the morning and afternoon to yourself. It's time to relax and enjoy the peaceful flow of the river. You can get a massage, lounge on the deck, or chill on your balcony. Feel free to visit the captain on the bridge for river stories or join a cooking workshop to learn about local food.

As we have afternoon tea, we'll get close to the Vietnam border and soon reach Tan Chau, a laid-back town with diverse communities. We'll anchor nearby, offering views of the riverbanks.

Day 02 Tan Chau - My An Hung - Binh Thanh Island

Welcome to Vietnam's fish haven. After starting the day with Tai Chi and a tasty breakfast, we'll set out to explore this region, famous for its fish farming.

When disembarking, we'll take rickshaws through Tan Chau, seeing local daily life, workshops, and markets, where we mingle with residents. We'll visit the Cao Dai temple to learn about its beliefs from a priest. Our last stop is a family-run fish farm, where we'll learn about this special local business.

After a post-lunch rest, our guides will talk about Mekong Delta life as we head to My An Hung in Sa Dec.

My An Hung is a timeless Mekong Delta village. We'll visit a local family's home and their vegetable fields to see what's being grown. Enjoy a tea tasting and fruit presentation at a local's house, followed by a traditional dragon dance performance and healthy snacks.

Back onboard, enjoy sunset cocktails, snacks, and music by the pool before dinner.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Once on land, we'll walk for 5 minutes to the market nearby. With our guide, we'll pick and buy fresh stuff for our cooking class. Then, we hop on cyclos for a nice ride to the local Cao Dai temple and learn a bit about this unique religion. Next, we go to the temple's kitchen for a cooking class, where we'll make special dietary dishes with the local kitchen team.

Day 03 Binh Thanh Island - Tan Phong Island - My Tho

Get up early to catch the beautiful sunrise and start the day with Tai Chi, followed by a big breakfast. We'll take a local boat to Binh Thanh, one of the Mekong's big islands where the locals sustain themselves by cultivating water hyacinths. Walking through the village, you'll witness the complete traditional mat-making process and meet a local couple who've lived here their whole lives and like talking with visitors.

In Cai Be, we'll see how locals make rice paper, cookies, wine, and coconut candies by hand. Then, we head to Tan Phong Island to visit a family's fruit garden and taste different tropical fruits. A buggy ride shows us the island's daily life, and we'll also see a family weaving crafts from water hyacinth plants by hand.

Then, the ship heads to My Tho for its last trip, with a small goodbye party feel on the way.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: We take a tender to Tan Phong Island to see how people make art from dried water plants. A 15-minute buggy ride takes us through the island's narrow paths, ending at a local family's fruit garden. Here, we'll see different fruits from the Mekong Delta and join a local family to cook some traditional meals.

Day 04 My Tho - Disembarkation - Saigon

Have your final breakfast on the ship. After eating, we'll leave the ship and catch a bus from My Tho to Saigon. It's about 70 kilometers on the main road, and we'll get to Saigon by late morning.

We hope you loved the river cruise as much as our crew always does. End of services.

What's Included

  • All group excursions, entrance fees & activities as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Coffee, tea and water at all times
  • Fruit juices are included in addition during breakfast
  • Breakfast on private balcony (on request)
  • Daily turn down gift
  • Tour guides (English speaking)
  • Taxes
  • Transfers from meeting points to ship and vice versa
  • Insurance on board

What's Not Included

  • Port tax per passenger of 65 USD (levied by Port authorities and port taxes appear on our invoice)
  • Crew gratuities (8 USD – 10 USD per passenger per day are recommended)
  • Vietnam and Cambodian Visa (available on Upstream cruise only/37 USD)
  • Surcharge for Christmas and New Year

Pre - extension

4
Days
Siem Reap & Phnom Penh Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Siem Reap - Ta Prohm - Angkor Thom - Bayon - Angkor Wat - Phnom Penh

3
Days
Phnom Penh Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Old Post Office - Central Market - National Museum - Royal Palace - Silver Pagoda - Russian Market - Tuol Sleng Museum

Post - Extension

4
Days
Highlights of Saigon

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Ho Chi Minh - Reunification Palace - Ben Thanh Market - Cu Chi Tunnels - Cao Dai Temple

5
Days
Saigon - Hanoi - Halong Bay

Tour Types: Private Tour / Visit: Saigon - Cu Chi Tunnels - Reunification Palace - China town - Ben Thanh Market - Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - One Pillar Pagoda - Temple of Lit ...

Phnom Penh to Siem Reap 5 Days 4 Nights

Destinations: Phnom Penh - Koh Chen - Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban - Kampong Cham - Stueng Trang - Siem Reap

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Highlights of Itinerary

  • Explore the timeless story of the fascinating Phnom Penh city by visiting its famous landscapes 
  • Experience firsthand the unique lifestyle of local villagers in the quaint ancient village of Angkor Ban
  • Visit the pre-Angkorian temple of WatHanchey to learn more the long lasting history of the country
  • Enjoy the endless charm of the great Tonle Sap Lake
Day 01 Phnom Penh - Embarkation

Our crew gives you a warm welcome early in the morning when you check into your fancy "home" for the next few days.

Welcome to Phnom Penh, once called the "Paris of the East," which keeps its old-world charm amidst modern growth. It's a city rich in history and culture.

After breakfast, we start our city tour with a cyclo ride, visiting landmarks like the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, then the "S21" prison, reminding us of the Khmer Rouge era. Lunch in town will be followed by a visit to one of the country's most famous history museums, "Sosoro", and a walk in the French Quarter, ending at Wat Phnom.

Tonight, join us for a talk in the lounge, followed by an outdoor barbecue, gala dinner, and Apsara dance. Afterward, you're free to enjoy Phnom Penh's night scene or the riverfront.

Day 02 Phnom Penh - Koh Chen – Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach (Tonle River)

As dawn breaks, we sail into the Tonle River, surrounded by Cambodia's stunning landscapes.

Our first visit is to the famous Koh Chen's Silver Smith Village, where 400 families create beautiful silver, copper, and brass items, some of which have graced Phnom Penh's Royal Palace.

During our upstream journey, enjoy lunch and a showcase of traditional Khmer attire for special events.

We then reach Kampong Laeang, opposite the pottery hub of Kampong Chhnang. A tuk-tuk ride takes us into rural Cambodia, where we'll see pottery making, visit an ancient pre-Angkorian temple, and view the expansive floodplains and rice fields (depending on the season). 

After getting back on the ship, we start heading downstream towards Kampong Tralach, where we'll stop for the night.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Afternoon: Besides the usual cultural trip, this food-themed outing lets you join a cooking demo. Learn to make a popular snack called “Nom Kruak,” a cake from white or brown rice. Unique because it's cooked on both sides, unlike traditional one-sided cakes, the Khmer people created this tasty treat often enjoyed by locals before dinner.

Day 03 Kampong Tralach (Tonle River) - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban (Mekong River)

This morning, we're off to explore the countryside near Kampong Tralach. We'll ride in a cart pulled by oxen, passing by beautiful rice fields until we reach a small village. There, we'll learn about a local NGO school and library project run by a local group. Besides, you can visit an old temple and Buddha shrine that's been around for nearly 300 years.

As we head downstream, passing Phnom Penh to enter the Mekong River, we'll share a talk about these rivers.

Near where the Tonle and Mekong Rivers meet, we find Prek Bangkong, a village famous for silk weaving. It used to be home to the Royal family. Today, the highlight is the silk weavers, who make silk from scratch. We'll get to see how they do it up close. Our visit ends at the historic home of H.E. Sam-El, a well-known royal architect.

We'll spend the rest of the day cruising up the Mekong to where we'll stay for the night. Chill by the pool with a cocktail during sunset, with some music to set the mood, before having dinner and watching a movie in the evening.

Day 04 Angkor Ban – Kampong Cham - Stueng Trang

Start the day with morning Tai Chi before we explore Angkor Ban. Visit a monastery and the village behind it, where you can chat with monks and locals. Walking through the village, you'll see the local lifestyle up close, making great memories of Cambodia's countryside. This charming village is perfect for photos and meeting the community.

We head to Kampong Cham during lunch.

In Kampong Cham, a key trade spot by the Mekong River, small villages around the town showcase the locals' craftsmanship, like in Cheung Kok where they make handmade goods. The seasonal Bamboo bridge nearby is not just for crossing; it connects us to history.

Then, the ship heads to its last stop, anchoring in the middle of the river near Stueng Trang, with a goodbye party vibe on the way.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Today's food-themed trip has a special part. Besides seeing Angkor Ban village, we'll visit Mr. B's house. He once cooked on the Jayavarman ship and now lives in his wife's village. With his mother-in-law and wife, who's the main cook, we'll make an old fish soup called “Samlor Korko.” It's full of veggies, spices, herbs, and roasted rice, served with a duck egg omelette.

Day 05 Stueng Trang - Disembarkation - Siem Reap

Have your last breakfast with us before we leave the ship and take a 4-hour bus ride to Siem Reap. Our guides will keep you interested with facts about Cambodia on the way. We hope you loved the cruise and made great memories and friends. Share your stories of the great Mekong River.

You'll get to Siem Reap by early afternoon. End of services.

What's Included

  • All group excursions, entrance fees & activities as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Coffee, tea and water at all times
  • Fruit juices are included in addition during breakfast
  • Breakfast on private balcony (on request)
  • Daily turn down gift
  • Tour guides (English speaking)
  • Taxes
  • Transfers from meeting points to ship and vice versa
  • Insurance on board

What's Not Included

  • Port tax per passenger of 65 USD (levied by Port authorities and port taxes appear on our invoice)
  • Crew gratuities (8 USD – 10 USD per passenger per day are recommended)
  • Vietnam and Cambodian Visa (available on Upstream cruise only/37 USD)
  • Surcharge for Christmas and New Year

Pre - extension

3
Days
Phnom Penh Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Old Post Office - Central Market - National Museum - Royal Palace - Silver Pagoda - Russian Market - Tuol Sleng Museum

Post - Extension

3
Days
Siem Reap Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Siem Reap - Ta Phrohm - Angkor Wat - Angkor Thom - Bayon - Baphuon - Elephant Terrace - Terrace of the Leper King

Siem Reap to Saigon 8 Days 7 Nights

Destinations: Siem Reap - Stueng Trang - Kampong Cham - Angkor Ban - Prek Bangkong - Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Phnom Penh - Tan Chau - My An Hung - Binh Thanh Island - Tan Phong Island - My Tho - Saigon

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Highlights of Itinerary

  • Enjoy the endless charm of the beautiful Tonle Sap - the flowing heart of Cambodia.
  • Explore the pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Hanchey to enjoy the stunning views over the river 
  • Discover further the vivid city of Phnom Penh through its famous highlights 
  • Admire the natural beauty of the evergreen islands in the border town of Vietnam
  • Take in the bustle of the boisterous floating market of Cai Be – one of the largest markets in the Mekong Delta
Day 01 Siem Reap - Embarkation - Stueng Trang - Kampong Cham - Angkor Ban

When you come aboard, our crew will warmly greet you, show you to your rooms, and explain how everything works. After you've settled in and looked around the ship, we'll have a welcome lunch buffet. Then, our cruise director will give a safety and welcome talk in the lobby.

In the afternoon, we'll go on our first trip. We'll take a bus to explore Kampong Cham's highlands, a key area for trade that still has small villages around its edges. Here, the local way of life meets traditional craftsmanship. In Cheung Krok, for example, people make all sorts of handmade things, from food to clothes. There's also a Bamboo bridge built every season that's more than just a way to cross; it connects us to history.

As the sun goes down, we're back on the ship, floating along the Mekong River to Angkor Ban where we'll stay for the night. Get to know your fellow travelers a bit better at a welcome gathering at the bar with snacks and prosecco, with the riverbanks making a beautiful scene. After dinner, we'll start movie night, showing either an interesting classic film or a fascinating documentary.

Day 02 Angkor Ban - Prek Bangkong - Kampong Laeang

Start the day with morning Tai Chi before we explore Angkor Ban. Visit a monastery and the village behind it, where you can chat with monks and locals. Walking through the village, you'll see the local lifestyle up close, making great memories of Cambodia's countryside. This charming village is perfect for photos and meeting the community.

We're getting back on our fancy ship, heading downstream towards Phnom Penh. Before we reach Cambodia's capital, we'll stop at a small place where they weave silk.

Near where the Tonle and Mekong Rivers meet, we find Prek Bangkong, a village famous for silk weaving. It used to be home to the Royal family. Today, the highlight is the silk weavers, who make silk from scratch. We'll get to see how they do it up close. Our visit ends at the historic home of H.E. Sam-El, a well-known royal architect.

The rest of the day, we'll have a fun cruise, going by Phnom Penh's skyline and moving into the smaller Tonle River, heading north. Look forward to a multi-course dinner and a movie night for entertainment. We'll anchor in the middle of the Tonle River.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Today's food-themed trip has a special part. Besides seeing Angkor Ban village, we'll visit Mr. B's house. He once cooked on the Jayavarman ship and now lives in his wife's village. With his mother-in-law and wife, who's the main cook, we'll make an old fish soup called “Samlor Korko.” It's full of veggies, spices, herbs, and roasted rice, served with a duck egg omelette.

Day 03 Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Phnom Penh

We're right in the middle of the huge Tonle area in Cambodia, which is a really cool natural environment. We then reach Kampong Laeang, opposite the pottery hub of Kampong Chhnang. A tuk-tuk ride takes us into rural Cambodia, where we'll see pottery making, visit an ancient pre-Angkorian temple, and, view the expansive floodplains and rice fields (depending on the season).

Back on the ship, after having lunch and enjoying great views of the Tonle River, we head south to Kampong Tralach. We'll have afternoon tea at the bar before starting our afternoon trip.

When the ship stops, we're off to explore the countryside near Kampong Tralach. We'll ride in a cart pulled by oxen, passing by beautiful rice fields until we reach a small village. There, we'll learn about a local NGO school and library project run by a local group. Besides, you can visit an old temple and Buddha shrine that's been around for nearly 300 years.

We cruise a bit further down the Tonle River until we get to Phnom Penh. We'll anchor our ship in the middle of the river, with a great view of the city's lively skyline.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Besides the usual cultural trip, this food-themed outing lets you join a cooking demo. Learn to make a popular snack called “Nom Kruak,” a cake from white or brown rice. Unique because it's cooked on both sides, unlike traditional one-sided cakes, the Khmer people created this tasty treat often enjoyed by locals before dinner.

Day 04 Phnom Penh

Welcome to Phnom Penh, once called the "Paris of the East," which keeps its old-world charm amidst modern growth. It's a city rich in history and culture.

After breakfast, we start our city tour with a cyclo ride, visiting landmarks like the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, then the "S21" prison, reminding us of the Khmer Rouge era. Lunch in town will be followed by a visit to one of the country's most famous history museums, "Sosoro", and a walk in the French Quarter, ending at Wat Phnom.

Tonight, join us for a talk in the lounge, followed by an outdoor barbecue, gala dinner, and Apsara dance. Afterward, you're free to enjoy Phnom Penh's night scene or the riverfront.

Day 05 Phnom Penh - Border Crossing - Tan Chau

After breakfast, before heading south on the Mekong towards Vietnam, we'll have a lecture from a guest expert in the lounge.

Once we set off, you have the morning and afternoon to yourself. It's time to relax and enjoy the peaceful flow of the river.You can get a massage, lounge on the deck, or chill on your balcony. Feel free to visit the captain on the bridge for river stories or join a cooking workshop to learn about local food.

As we have afternoon tea, we'll get close to the Vietnam border and soon reach Tan Chau, a laid-back town with diverse communities. We'll anchor nearby, offering views of the riverbanks.

Day 06 Tan Chau - My An Hung - Binh Thanh Island

Welcome to Vietnam's fish haven. After starting the day with Tai Chi and a tasty breakfast, we'll set out to explore this region, famous for its fish farming.

When disembarking, we'll take rickshaws through Tan Chau, seeing local daily life, workshops, and markets, where we mingle with residents. We'll visit the Cao Dai temple to learn about its beliefs from a priest. Our last stop is a family-run fish farm, where we'll learn about this special local business.

After a post-lunch rest, our guides will talk about Mekong Delta life as we head to My An Hung in Sa Dec.

My An Hung is a timeless Mekong Delta village. We'll visit a local family's home and their vegetable fields to see what's being grown. Enjoy a tea tasting and fruit presentation at a local's house, followed by a traditional dragon dance performance and healthy snacks.

Back onboard, enjoy sunset cocktails, snacks, and music by the pool before dinner.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Once on land, we'll walk for 5 minutes to the market nearby. With our guide, we'll pick and buy fresh stuff for our cooking class. Then, we hop on cyclos for a nice ride to the local Cao Dai temple and learn a bit about this unique religion. Next, we go to the temple's kitchen for a cooking class, where we'll make special dietary dishes with the local kitchen team.

Day 07 Binh Thanh Island - Tan Phong Island - My Tho

Get up early to catch the beautiful sunrise and start the day with Tai Chi, followed by a big breakfast. We'll take a local boat to Binh Thanh, one of the Mekong's big islands where the locals sustain themselves by cultivating water hyacinths. Walking through the village, you'll witness the complete traditional mat-making process and meet a local couple who've lived here their whole lives and like talking with visitors.

In Cai Be, we'll see how locals make rice paper, cookies, wine, and coconut candies by hand. Then, we head to Tan Phong Island to visit a family's fruit garden and taste different tropical fruits. A buggy ride shows us the island's daily life, and we'll also see a family weaving crafts from water hyacinth plants by hand.

Then, the ship heads to My Tho for its last trip, with a small goodbye party feel on the way.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: We take a tender to Tan Phong Island to see how people make art from dried water plants. A 15-minute buggy ride takes us through the island's narrow paths, ending at a local family's fruit garden. Here, we'll see different fruits from the Mekong Delta and join a local family to cook some traditional meals.

Day 08 My Tho - Disembarkation - Saigon

Have your final breakfast on the ship. After eating, we'll leave the ship and catch a bus from My Tho to Saigon. It's about 70 kilometers on the main road, and we'll get to Saigon by late morning.

We hope you loved the river cruise as much as our crew always does. End of services.

What's Included

  • All group excursions, entrance fees & activities as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Coffee, tea and water at all times
  • Fruit juices are included in addition during breakfast
  • Breakfast on private balcony (on request)
  • Daily turn down gift
  • Tour guides (English speaking)
  • Taxes
  • Transfers from meeting points to ship and vice versa
  • Insurance on board

What's Not Included

  • Port tax per passenger of 65 USD (levied by Port authorities and port taxes appear on our invoice)
  • Crew gratuities (8 USD – 10 USD per passenger per day are recommended)
  • Vietnam and Cambodian Visa (available on Upstream cruise only/37 USD)
  • Surcharge for Christmas and New Year

Pre - extension

3
Days
Highlights of Siem Reap

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Siem Reap - Ta Phrohm - Angkor Wat - Angkor Thom - Bayon - Baphuon - Elephant Terrace - Terrace of the Leper King

Post - Extension

4
Days
Highlights of Saigon

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Ho Chi Minh - Reunification Palace - Ben Thanh Market - Cu Chi Tunnels - Cao Dai Temple

5
Days
Saigon - Hanoi - Halong Bay

Tour Types: Private Tour / Visit: Saigon - Cu Chi Tunnels - Reunification Palace - China town - Ben Thanh Market - Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - One Pillar Pagoda - Temple of Lit ...

Siem Reap to Phnom Penh 5 Days 4 Nights

Destinations: Siem Reap - Stueng Trang - Kampong Cham - Angkor Ban - Prek Bangkong - Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Phnom Penh

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Day 01 Siem Reap - Embarkation - Stueng Trang - Kampong Cham - Angkor Ban

When you come aboard, our crew will warmly greet you, show you to your rooms, and explain how everything works. After you've settled in and looked around the ship, we'll have a welcome lunch buffet. Then, our cruise director will give a safety and welcome talk in the lobby.

In the afternoon, we'll go on our first trip. We'll take a bus to explore Kampong Cham's highlands, a key area for trade that still has small villages around its edges. Here, the local way of life meets traditional craftsmanship. In Cheung Krok, for example, people make all sorts of handmade things, from food to clothes. There's also a Bamboo bridge built every season that's more than just a way to cross; it connects us to history.

As the sun goes down, we're back on the ship, floating along the Mekong River to Angkor Ban where we'll stay for the night. Get to know your fellow travelers a bit better at a welcome gathering at the bar with snacks and prosecco, with the riverbanks making a beautiful scene. After dinner, we'll start movie night, showing either an interesting classic film or a fascinating documentary.

Day 02 Angkor Ban - Prek Bangkong - Kampong Laeang

Start the day with morning Tai Chi before we explore Angkor Ban. Visit a monastery and the village behind it, where you can chat with monks and locals. Walking through the village, you'll see the local lifestyle up close, making great memories of Cambodia's countryside. This charming village is perfect for photos and meeting the community.

We're getting back on our fancy ship, heading downstream towards Phnom Penh. Before we reach Cambodia's capital, we'll stop at a small place where they weave silk.

Near where the Tonle and Mekong Rivers meet, we find Prek Bangkong, a village famous for silk weaving. It used to be home to the Royal family. Today, the highlight is the silk weavers, who make silk from scratch. We'll get to see how they do it up close. Our visit ends at the historic home of H.E. Sam-El, a well-known royal architect.

The rest of the day, we'll have a fun cruise, going by Phnom Penh's skyline and moving into the smaller Tonle River, heading north. Look forward to a multi-course dinner and a movie night for entertainment. We'll anchor in the middle of the Tonle River.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Today's food-themed trip has a special part. Besides seeing Angkor Ban village, we'll visit Mr. B's house. He once cooked on the Jayavarman ship and now lives in his wife's village. With his mother-in-law and wife, who's the main cook, we'll make an old fish soup called “Samlor Korko.” It's full of veggies, spices, herbs, and roasted rice, served with a duck egg omelette.

Day 03 Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Phnom Penh

We're right in the middle of the huge Tonle area in Cambodia, which is a really cool natural environment. We then reach Kampong Laeang, opposite the pottery hub of Kampong Chhnang. A tuk-tuk ride takes us into rural Cambodia, where we'll see pottery making, visit an ancient pre-Angkorian temple, and, view the expansive floodplains and rice fields (depending on the season).

Back on the ship, after having lunch and enjoying great views of the Tonle River, we head south to Kampong Tralach. We'll have afternoon tea at the bar before starting our afternoon trip.

When the ship stops, we're off to explore the countryside near Kampong Tralach. We'll ride in a cart pulled by oxen, passing by beautiful rice fields until we reach a small village. There, we'll learn about a local NGO school and library project run by a local group. Besides, you can visit an old temple and Buddha shrine that's been around for nearly 300 years.

We cruise a bit further down the Tonle River until we get to Phnom Penh. We'll anchor our ship in the middle of the river, with a great view of the city's lively skyline.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Besides the usual cultural trip, this food-themed outing lets you join a cooking demo. Learn to make a popular snack called “Nom Kruak,” a cake from white or brown rice. Unique because it's cooked on both sides, unlike traditional one-sided cakes, the Khmer people created this tasty treat often enjoyed by locals before dinner.

Day 04 Phnom Penh

Welcome to Phnom Penh, once called the "Paris of the East," which keeps its old-world charm amidst modern growth. It's a city rich in history and culture.

After breakfast, we start our city tour with a cyclo ride, visiting landmarks like the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, then the "S21" prison, reminding us of the Khmer Rouge era. Lunch in town will be followed by a visit to one of the country's most famous history museums, "Sosoro", and a walk in the French Quarter, ending at Wat Phnom.

Tonight, join us for a talk in the lounge, followed by an outdoor barbecue, gala dinner, and Apsara dance. Afterward, you're free to enjoy Phnom Penh's night scene or the riverfront.

Day 05 Phnom Penh - Disembarkation

Have your final breakfast on the ship before you leave. We hope you liked the river trip as much as our crew always does. End of services.

What's Included

  • All group excursions, entrance fees & activities as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Coffee, tea and water at all times
  • Fruit juices are included in addition during breakfast
  • Breakfast on private balcony (on request)
  • Daily turn down gift
  • Tour guides (English speaking)
  • Transfers from meeting points to ship and vice versa
  • Taxes & Insurance on board
  • Welcome fruit basket & flower arrangement (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Welcome Prosecco (bottle) in cabin (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Complimentary mini bar (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Newspaper delivered to stateroom (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Daily laundry service (only for Signature Cabin)

What's Not Included

  • Port tax per passenger of 65 USD (levied by Port authorities)
  • Crew gratuities 
  • Vietnam and Cambodian Visa
  • Surcharge for Christmas and New Year

Pre - extension

3
Days
Highlights of Siem Reap

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Siem Reap - Ta Phrohm - Angkor Wat - Angkor Thom - Bayon - Baphuon - Elephant Terrace - Terrace of the Leper King

Post - Extension

3
Days
Highlights of Phnom Penh

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Old Post Office - Central Market - National Museum - Royal Palace - Silver Pagoda - Russian market – Tuol Sleng Museum

Saigon to Siem Reap 8 Days 7 Nights

Destinations: Saigon - My Tho - Tan Phong Island - Binh Thanh Island - Tan Chau - Phnom Penh - Koh Chen - Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban - Kampong Cham - Stueng Trang - Siem Reap

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Day 01 Saigon - My Tho - Embarkation - Tan Phong Island

In the morning, we meet our guests at our Saigon lounge. After a coffee and collecting your info, we leave Saigon's busy streets and head 70 kilometers south to My Tho to board our ship. Once you're settled, we start our journey on this big river.

We serve a buffet lunch as we sail up the river. In the evening light, mingle with other guests over canapés and prosecco.

By dinner, we'll be near Tan Phong Island, anchoring for the night. This gives you a preview of where our land exploration begins tomorrow. End the day with classic movies or documentaries in our onboard cinema.

Day 02 Tan Phong Island - Binh Thanh Island - Tan Chau

Get up early to catch the beautiful sunrise and start the day with Tai Chi, followed by a big breakfast. We'll take a local boat to the quiet Tan Phong island in the Mekong River.

In Cai Be, we'll see how locals make rice paper, cookies, wine, and coconut candies by hand. Then, we head to Tan Phong Island to visit a family's fruit garden and taste different tropical fruits. A buggy ride shows us the island's daily life, and we'll also see a family weaving crafts from water hyacinth plants by hand. 

Relax on your balcony or at the bar as we sail upstream. By afternoon, we reach Sa Dec and stop near Binh Thanh Island, where the locals sustain themselves by cultivating water hyacinths. Walking through the village, you'll witness the complete traditional mat-making process and meet a local couple who've lived here their whole lives and like talking with visitors.

Before dinner, come to the lounge for a talk about life in the Mekong Delta as we head to our overnight spot in Tan Chau.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: We take a tender to Tan Phong Island to see how people make art from dried water plants. A 15-minute buggy ride takes us through the island's narrow paths, ending at a local family's fruit garden. Here, we'll see different fruits from the Mekong Delta and join a local family to cook some traditional meals.

Day 03 Tan Chau - Border Crossing - Phnom Penh

When disembarking, we'll take rickshaws through Tan Chau, seeing local daily life, workshops, and markets, where we mingle with residents. We'll visit the Cao Dai temple to learn about its beliefs from a priest. Our last stop is a family-run fish farm, where we'll learn about this special local business.

We continue up the river, entering Cambodia and moving towards Phnom Penh. The afternoon is free for you to relax and enjoy the cruise. You can opt for a spa session, lounge on the sun deck, or chill on your balcony. The captain might share a story about the river as we go. Also, our chefs offer a cooking workshop on Vietnamese and Cambodian cuisine. We'll dock in Phnom Penh, either in the river or at the pier.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Once on land, we'll walk for 5 minutes to the market nearby. With our guide, we'll pick and buy fresh stuff for our cooking class. Then, we hop on cyclos for a nice ride to the local Cao Dai temple and learn a bit about this unique religion. Next, we go to the temple's kitchen for a cooking class, where we'll make special dietary dishes with the local kitchen team.

Day 04 Phnom Penh

Welcome to Phnom Penh, once called the "Paris of the East," which keeps its old-world charm amidst modern growth. It's a city rich in history and culture.

After breakfast, we start our city tour with a cyclo ride, visiting landmarks like the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, then the "S21" prison, reminding us of the Khmer Rouge era. Lunch in town will be followed by a visit to one of the country's most famous history museums, "Sosoro", and a walk in the French Quarter, ending at Wat Phnom.

Tonight, join us for a talk in the lounge, followed by an outdoor barbecue, gala dinner, and Apsara dance. Afterward, you're free to enjoy Phnom Penh's night scene or the riverfront.

Day 05 Phnom Penh - Koh Chen – Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach (Tonle River)

As dawn breaks, we sail into the Tonle River, surrounded by Cambodia's stunning landscapes.

Our first visit is to the famous Koh Chen's Silver Smith Village, where 400 families create beautiful silver, copper, and brass items, some of which have graced Phnom Penh's Royal Palace.

During our upstream journey, enjoy lunch and a showcase of traditional Khmer attire for special events.

We then reach Kampong Laeang, opposite the pottery hub of Kampong Chhnang. A tuk-tuk ride takes us into rural Cambodia, where we'll see pottery making, visit an ancient pre-Angkorian temple, and view the expansive floodplains and rice fields (depending on the season). 

After getting back on the ship, we start heading downstream towards Kampong Tralach, where we'll stop for the night.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Afternoon: Besides the usual cultural trip, this food-themed outing lets you join a cooking demo. Learn to make a popular snack called “Nom Kruak,” a cake from white or brown rice. Unique because it's cooked on both sides, unlike traditional one-sided cakes, the Khmer people created this tasty treat often enjoyed by locals before dinner.

Day 06 Kampong Tralach (Tonle River) - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban (Mekong River)

This morning, we're off to explore the countryside near Kampong Tralach. We'll ride in a cart pulled by oxen, passing by beautiful rice fields until we reach a small village. There, we'll learn about a local NGO school and library project run by a local group. Besides, you can visit an old temple and Buddha shrine that's been around for nearly 300 years.

As we head downstream, passing Phnom Penh to enter the Mekong River, we'll share a talk about these rivers.

Near where the Tonle and Mekong Rivers meet, we find Prek Bangkong, a village famous for silk weaving. It used to be home to the Royal family. Today, the highlight is the silk weavers, who make silk from scratch. We'll get to see how they do it up close. Our visit ends at the historic home of H.E. Sam-El, a well-known royal architect.

We'll spend the rest of the day cruising up the Mekong to where we'll stay for the night. Chill by the pool with a cocktail during sunset, with some music to set the mood, before having dinner and watching a movie in the evening.

Day 07 Angkor Ban – Kampong Cham - Stueng Trang

Start the day with morning Tai Chi before we explore Angkor Ban. Visit a monastery and the village behind it, where you can chat with monks and locals. Walking through the village, you'll see the local lifestyle up close, making great memories of Cambodia's countryside. This charming village is perfect for photos and meeting the community.

We head to Kampong Cham during lunch.

In Kampong Cham, a key trade spot by the Mekong River, small villages around the town showcase the locals' craftsmanship, like in Cheung Kok where they make handmade goods. The seasonal Bamboo bridge nearby is not just for crossing; it connects us to history.

Then, the ship heads to its last stop, anchoring in the middle of the river near Stueng Trang, with a goodbye party vibe on the way.


OPTIONAL EXCURSION (CULINARY):

Morning: Today's food-themed trip has a special part. Besides seeing Angkor Ban village, we'll visit Mr. B's house. He once cooked on the Jayavarman ship and now lives in his wife's village. With his mother-in-law and wife, who's the main cook, we'll make an old fish soup called “Samlor Korko.” It's full of veggies, spices, herbs, and roasted rice, served with a duck egg omelette.

Day 08 Stueng Trang - Disembarkation - Siem Reap

Have your last breakfast with us before we leave the ship and take a 4-hour bus ride to Siem Reap. Our guides will keep you interested with facts about Cambodia on the way. We hope you loved the cruise and made great memories and friends. Share your stories of the great Mekong River.

You'll get to Siem Reap by early afternoon. End of services.

What's Included

  • All group excursions, entrance fees & activities as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Coffee, tea and water at all times
  • Fruit juices are included in addition during breakfast
  • Breakfast on private balcony (on request)
  • Daily turn down gift
  • Tour guides (English speaking)
  • Transfers from meeting points to ship and vice versa
  • Taxes & Insurance on board
  • Welcome fruit basket & flower arrangement (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Welcome Prosecco (bottle) in cabin (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Complimentary mini bar (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Newspaper delivered to stateroom (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Complimentary spa treatment (only for Signature Cabin)
  • Daily laundry service (only for Signature Cabin)

What's Not Included

  • Port tax per passenger of 65 USD (levied by Port authorities)
  • Crew gratuities 
  • Vietnam and Cambodian Visa
  • Surcharge for Christmas and New Year

Pre - extension

4
Days
Saigon Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Ho Chi Minh - Reunification Palace - Ben Thanh Market - Cu Chi Tunnels - Cao Dai Temple

6
Days
Hanoi - Halong Bay - Saigon Tour

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - One Pillar Pagoda - Temple of Literature - Ethnology Museum - Old Quarter - Halong Bay - Saigon - Cu Chi Tunnels - ...

Post - Extension

3
Days
Siem Reap Highlights

Tour Type: Private Tour / Visit: Siem Reap - Ta Phrohm - Angkor Wat - Angkor Thom - Bayon - Baphuon - Elephant Terrace - Terrace of the Leper King

JAYAVARMAN CRUISE POLICY

1. Alteration of schedule and cruise itinerary

Though every effort will be made to ensure that the published itinerary is followed as closely as possible, given uncertain river and other local conditions, all schedules and itineraries maybe subject to alterations and delays at short notice.

2. Change point of embarkation and disembarkation

Should it prove difficult to embark or disembark passengers at the scheduled points, RV Jayavarman Cruise is not liable to bear any extra cost of transporting passengers to and from the revised point of joining the cruise or disembarking unless passengers or their agents have purchased a complete package tour which includes land services from us. Any reason for changing the points of embarkation or disembarkation cannot count as a reason for cancelling this contract.

3. Fuel surcharge

Within the ticket price fuel costs have been calculated on average prices as of the publication of this document. Should fuel prices rise by more than 10% the company will be entitled to impose a fuel supplement equivalent to the amount by which the fuel price exceeds the price allowed for in the contract.

4. Deposit

4.1. For booking with less than 10 cabins

If a booking is made more than 95 days prior departure date, a 30% non-refundable deposit must be made at the time of booking. Balance must be made at least 70 days before departure.

If a booking is made less than 95 days but more than 35 days prior departure date, a 75% non-refundable deposit must be made at the time of booking. Balance must be made at least 35 days before departure.

If a booking is made less than 35 days prior departure date, full fare payment must be made within 48 hours.

4.2. For booking from 10 cabins and more

If a booking is made more than 155 days prior departure date, a 30% non-refundable deposit must be made at the time of booking. The 30% (second) payment is made 95 days prior departure. Balance must be made at least 70 days before departure.

If a booking is made less than 155 days but more than 95 days prior departure date, a 30% non-refundable deposit must be made at the time of booking. The 30% (second) payment is made 95 days prior departure. Balance must be made at least 70 days before departure.

If a booking is made less than 95 days of departure date, a 75% non-refundable deposit must be made at the time of booking. Balance must be made at least 70 days before departure.

5. Cancellation by us

In the event that we are unable to provide cruise services to passengers with confirmed bookings or departures where occupancy is less than 5 cabins, RV Jayavarman Cruise reserves the rights to cancel the journey giving all passengers with confirmed bookings 30 days prior notice of this intention. An alternative cruise vessel (similar itinerary and ship category) or an alternative departure date will be offered subject to availability. Any surcharges or difference in cruise prices will be born or reimbursed by RV Jayavarman Cruise. If this alternative date or the alternative vessel is not acceptable to the passenger any down payments made for the cancelled cruise will be refunded. In the event that a passenger has cancelled and paid cancellation fees and RV Jayavarman Cruise subsequently cancels that departure then any cancellation fees (and down payment) will be refunded in full on the request of the passenger.

6. Cancellation by Customer

If you want to cancel your booking, you must inform us via fax or email. The followings cancellation charges will be applied:

6.1. For booking with less than 10 cabins

Cancellations made 70 days or more before departure: 30% charge of total price

Cancellations made 50 to 69 days prior to departure: 50% charge of total price

Cancellations made 35 to 49 days prior to departure: 75% charge of total price

Cancellations made less than 35 days prior to departure: 100% charge of total price

6.2. For booking from 10 cabins and more

Cancellations made 90 days or more before departure: 30% charge of total price

Cancellations made 65 to 89 days prior to departure: 50% charge of total price

Cancellations made 35 to 64 days prior to departure: 75% charge of total price

Cancellations made less than 35 days prior to departure: 100% charge of total price

*In the event of cancellations, wire fees and credit card commissions will be deducted when calculating refunds.

7. Children Price & Extra Bed

Infants below the age of 5 years may sleep in their parent's cabin without extra charge but RV Jayavarman Cruise cannot guarantee the availability of a cot. 

8. Insurance

We strongly advise travelers to purchase trip cancellation insurance. In this case, guests will be reimbursed the cost of air tickets and other non-refundable trip payments. We also highly recommend guests to get international medical, baggage loss and delay insurance in the case of bad situations. RV Jayavarman Cruise will take no responsibility for lost or stolen personal belongings.

9. Dietary needs

For travelers with special dietary needs, they should contact with us at least 30 days prior to embarkation. The cruise liner will make the outmost effort to provide special dietary needs and requests basing on product’s availability.

10. Travelers’ responsibilities

All the travelers taking the cruise should take responsibilities towards their fellow passengers and the crew of the Jayavarman Cruise. Travelers should review the conditions of the trip itinerary and have a proper social behavior with fellow passengers and crew members. They should observe all the safety requirements on board and on excursions.

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Andrew

A week's cruise down the Mekong on the Jayavarman Cruise

We had a delightful trip in one week, sailing down on Mekong River from the Northern part to the Delta in Vietnam on Jayavarman Cruise, which is the sister ship to the Jahan (we once saw it at close range). The cruise itself and the line are high-class, exclusive and ... [More +]
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Jill101

Jayavarman Cruise - Luxury Plus

We’ve just backed from a wonderful 8-day trip on the Jayavarman Cruise from Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh. The trip was truly fantastic with luxurious cruise and experience of Cambodian and Vietnamese culture.

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ralphd22

The Jayavarman Cruise – Luxury Mekong Cruise

Jayavarman cruise was among the best things we’ve done til now and it is one of the best recommendations to anyone. Our journey begun from Cambodia and sailed out to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The ship has been getting constant upgrades it’s going to have another one so I ... [More +]
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Susan H

Oxford, United Kingdom

Jayavarman Cruise of Heritage Line

All the previous review was true about Jayavarman Heritage cruise. It is our first time on a cruise and afraid that this would not be for us. Nonetheless, our one-week trip was fantastic and we think that we had seen several destinations that tourists would not commonly visit.
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Krakatoa1049

Sydney, Australia

Jayavarman Cruise, Heritage Line - a brilliant week from Ho Chi Minh to Siem Reap

In my opinion, Jayavarman is a fantastic cruise on Mekong River. My cabin had comfy bed, spacious bathroom with showers. All the staffs were attentive and remembered every passenger's name. The cruise also has a pool on the deck to soak yourself and high-quality meal with a great variety of ... [More +]
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Daleringham

Robina, Australia

Jayavarman Cruise, Heritage Line from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap

Oct, 2016

Traveling on Jayavarman cruise, we stayed in very great cabins with a balcony big enough for chairs and table. The bathroom was also equipped with modern amenities.
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Trumptowe

Australia

7 NIGHT CRUISE ON THE MEKONG FROM SAIGON TO SIEM REAP

We booked our trip on the luxurious Jayavarman cruise ship (54 passengers max.) through Phoenix Vu of Hello Vietnam Travel Hanoi. Phoenix was a star and did an excellent job of arranging everything we required for the trip and happily answered my many questions! We can thoroughly recommend this cruise ... [More +]

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