Victoria Mekong Cruise

Get picked up at ÊMM Hotel Saigon, located at 157 Pasteur Street in District 3. Depart from Ho Chi Minh City via coach and head towards Can Tho, the lively hub of the Mekong Delta. Make a stop at the charming riverside town of Cai Be for lunch at the elegant Le Longanier Restaurant, surrounded by lush fruit trees by the river.

Board the Victoria Mekong Cruise at Victoria Can Tho Pier at 04:00 PM. Take some time to acquaint yourself with the ship as it sets sail towards Long Xuyen, and enjoy watching the sunset over the Hau River. Delight in a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance called “Đờn Ca Tài Tử” with a cocktail in hand. As night falls, gather for a welcome dinner to officially kick off your journey aboard the Victoria Mekong Cruise, accompanied by onboard entertainment activities.

Overnight near Long Xuyen.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

The ship keeps cruising to Vam Nao, where we drop anchor and spend the night.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Tan Chau.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

We arrive late afternoon in the delightful capital of Phnom Penh, once hailed as the "Pearl of the Orient" for its French colonial architecture, tree-lined streets, and picturesque riverfront promenade. Before dinner, join an engaging pre-dinner talk about Cambodia and pick up some basic Khmer phrases.

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

This morning, get on a three-wheeled cyclo to visit the grand Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda complex. Marvel at the intricately designed palace structures, the famous Silver Pagoda with its 5,000 silver floor tiles, and the stunning gold and jewel-adorned Buddha statues, which are considered national treasures. Then, take a stroll to the nearby National Museum, housed in a beautiful sandstone building, to see the largest collection of Khmer art in the world.

After lunch, we'll drive to Choeung Ek, one of the mass grave sites of the Killing Fields where the Khmer Rouge brutally executed over a million people between 1975 and 1979. Today, Choeung Ek serves as a memorial with a Buddhist stupa filled with skulls and bones to honor the victims. Later in the afternoon, relax at Raffles Hotel Le Royal and enjoy a signature cocktail at the famous Elephant Bar.

Return to the ship and enjoy a vibrant performance of Khmer Apsara dancing, with the opportunity to meet the performers afterward.

After breakfast, take a stroll through the village of Koh Chen, where the main attraction is meeting a local copper and silversmith. Then, hop on a coach to Oudong, the former capital of Cambodia, making a stop at the intriguing Vipassana Dhura Meditation Center. Enjoy lunch onboard the ship, then ride a three-wheeled tuk-tuk to Silk Island. Here, you'll discover the art of silk weaving, from the silkworm to the loom, and have the opportunity to watch local families weave the traditional Cambodian krama.

This morning, take a tour of Angkor Ban village, known for its wooden stilt houses and authentic local atmosphere. Have lunch onboard the Victoria Mekong as it cruises towards Wat Hanchey. Climb the steps to this ancient hilltop temple, dating back to the 7th century during the Chenla Empire, and admire stunning panoramic views of the Mekong River.

Get off the ship at Kampong Cham and journey through the beautiful Cambodian countryside. When you reach Siem Reap, the entrance to the enchanting Angkor Complex, enjoy a last lunch as the cruise program comes to a close. End of services.

This morning, take a coach from Siem Reap to Kampong Cham. After lunch, get ready to board. Meet the crew you'll be spending the next 7 nights with and catch your first sunset on the Mekong River.

Before dinner, join an engaging talk about Cambodia and pick up some basic Khmer phrases. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

This morning, take a tour of Angkor Ban village, known for its wooden stilt houses and authentic local atmosphere. Enjoy lunch onboard the ship, then ride a three-wheeled tuk-tuk to Silk Island. Here, you'll discover the art of silk weaving, from the silkworm to the loom, and have the opportunity to watch local families weave the traditional Cambodian krama.

After breakfast, take a stroll through the village of Koh Chen, where the main attraction is meeting a local copper and silversmith. Then, hop on a coach to Oudong, the former capital of Cambodia, making a stop at the intriguing Vipassana Dhura Meditation Center.

Have lunch onboard and take some time to relax in your cabin afterward. Later in the afternoon, get on a pedal-powered cyclo to the elegant Raffles Hotel Le Royal. Enjoy a signature cocktail at the renowned Elephant Bar. Then return to the ship for dinner and entertainment activities onboard.

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

This morning, get on a three-wheeled cyclo to visit the grand Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda complex. Marvel at the intricately designed palace structures, the famous Silver Pagoda with its 5,000 silver floor tiles, and the stunning gold and jewel-adorned Buddha statues, which are considered national treasures. Then, take a stroll to the nearby National Museum, housed in a beautiful sandstone building, to see the largest collection of Khmer art in the world.

After lunch, we'll drive to Choeung Ek, one of the mass grave sites of the Killing Fields where the Khmer Rouge brutally executed over a million people between 1975 and 1979. Today, Choeung Ek serves as a memorial with a Buddhist stupa filled with skulls and bones to honor the victims.

Return to the ship and enjoy a vibrant performance of Khmer Apsara dancing, with the opportunity to meet the performers afterward. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Vam Nao.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

Enjoy lunch onboard as we continue cruising towards the village of Dinh Yen, where we'll witness the weaving of colorful straw mats on mechanized looms. Along the way, we'll also visit a family who produces delicate tofu skin, a versatile food item made by boiling soy milk. Return to the ship and sail towards Can Tho, the vibrant center of the Mekong Delta. Experience a performance of traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music called "Đờn ca tài tử", followed by a final farewell dinner.

Overnight in Can Tho.

Start your day with breakfast at Claypot Restaurant's terrace, where you can also take in the view from the pool or your own private balcony before getting off the ship. With your local guide, hop on a coach bound for Cai Be. Enjoy lunch at the charming Le Longanier Restaurant, nestled among lush fruit trees beside the river.

Afterward, head to Ho Chi Minh City, reaching ÊMM Hotel Saigon on Pasteur Street in District 3 by mid-afternoon. End of services.

Board the Victoria Mekong Cruise at Victoria Can Tho Pier at 04:00 PM. Take some time to acquaint yourself with the ship as it sets sail towards Long Xuyen, and enjoy watching the sunset over the Hau River. Delight in a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance called “Đờn Ca Tài Tử” with a cocktail in hand. As night falls, gather for a welcome dinner to officially kick off your journey aboard the Victoria Mekong Cruise, accompanied by onboard entertainment activities.

Overnight near Long Xuyen.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

The ship keeps cruising to Vam Nao, where we drop anchor and spend the night.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Tan Chau.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

We arrive late afternoon in the delightful capital of Phnom Penh, once hailed as the "Pearl of the Orient" for its French colonial architecture, tree-lined streets, and picturesque riverfront promenade. Before dinner, join an engaging pre-dinner talk about Cambodia and pick up some basic Khmer phrases.

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

This morning, get on a three-wheeled cyclo to visit the grand Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda complex. Marvel at the intricately designed palace structures, the famous Silver Pagoda with its 5,000 silver floor tiles, and the stunning gold and jewel-adorned Buddha statues, which are considered national treasures. Then, take a stroll to the nearby National Museum, housed in a beautiful sandstone building, to see the largest collection of Khmer art in the world.

After lunch, we'll drive to Choeung Ek, one of the mass grave sites of the Killing Fields where the Khmer Rouge brutally executed over a million people between 1975 and 1979. Today, Choeung Ek serves as a memorial with a Buddhist stupa filled with skulls and bones to honor the victims. Later in the afternoon, relax at Raffles Hotel Le Royal and enjoy a signature cocktail at the famous Elephant Bar.

Return to the ship and enjoy a vibrant performance of Khmer Apsara dancing, with the opportunity to meet the performers afterward.

After breakfast, take a stroll through the village of Koh Chen, where the main attraction is meeting a local copper and silversmith. Then, hop on a coach to Oudong, the former capital of Cambodia, making a stop at the intriguing Vipassana Dhura Meditation Center. Enjoy lunch onboard the ship, then ride a three-wheeled tuk-tuk to Silk Island. Here, you'll discover the art of silk weaving, from the silkworm to the loom, and have the opportunity to watch local families weave the traditional Cambodian krama.

This morning, take a tour of Angkor Ban village, known for its wooden stilt houses and authentic local atmosphere. Have lunch onboard the Victoria Mekong as it cruises towards Wat Hanchey. Climb the steps to this ancient hilltop temple, dating back to the 7th century during the Chenla Empire, and admire stunning panoramic views of the Mekong River.

Get off the ship at Kampong Cham and journey through the beautiful Cambodian countryside. When you reach Siem Reap, the entrance to the enchanting Angkor Complex, enjoy a last lunch as the cruise program comes to a close. End of services.

This morning, take a coach from Siem Reap to Kampong Cham. After lunch, get ready to board. Meet the crew you'll be spending the next 7 nights with and catch your first sunset on the Mekong River.

Before dinner, join an engaging talk about Cambodia and pick up some basic Khmer phrases. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

This morning, take a tour of Angkor Ban village, known for its wooden stilt houses and authentic local atmosphere. Enjoy lunch onboard the ship, then ride a three-wheeled tuk-tuk to Silk Island. Here, you'll discover the art of silk weaving, from the silkworm to the loom, and have the opportunity to watch local families weave the traditional Cambodian krama.

After breakfast, take a stroll through the village of Koh Chen, where the main attraction is meeting a local copper and silversmith. Then, hop on a coach to Oudong, the former capital of Cambodia, making a stop at the intriguing Vipassana Dhura Meditation Center.

Have lunch onboard and take some time to relax in your cabin afterward. Later in the afternoon, get on a pedal-powered cyclo to the elegant Raffles Hotel Le Royal. Enjoy a signature cocktail at the renowned Elephant Bar. Then return to the ship for dinner and entertainment activities onboard.

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

This morning, get on a three-wheeled cyclo to visit the grand Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda complex. Marvel at the intricately designed palace structures, the famous Silver Pagoda with its 5,000 silver floor tiles, and the stunning gold and jewel-adorned Buddha statues, which are considered national treasures. Then, take a stroll to the nearby National Museum, housed in a beautiful sandstone building, to see the largest collection of Khmer art in the world.

After lunch, we'll drive to Choeung Ek, one of the mass grave sites of the Killing Fields where the Khmer Rouge brutally executed over a million people between 1975 and 1979. Today, Choeung Ek serves as a memorial with a Buddhist stupa filled with skulls and bones to honor the victims.

Return to the ship and enjoy a vibrant performance of Khmer Apsara dancing, with the opportunity to meet the performers afterward. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Vam Nao.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

Enjoy lunch onboard as we continue cruising towards the village of Dinh Yen, where we'll witness the weaving of colorful straw mats on mechanized looms. Along the way, we'll also visit a family who produces delicate tofu skin, a versatile food item made by boiling soy milk. Return to the ship and sail towards Can Tho, the vibrant center of the Mekong Delta. Experience a performance of traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music called "Đờn ca tài tử", followed by a final farewell dinner.

Overnight in Can Tho.

Have breakfast at the Claypot Restaurant terrace, and take some time to soak in the view from the pool or your own private balcony before disembarkation. End of services.

Get picked up at ÊMM Hotel Saigon, located at 157 Pasteur Street in District 3. Depart from Ho Chi Minh City via coach and head towards Can Tho, the lively hub of the Mekong Delta. Make a stop at the charming riverside town of Cai Be for lunch at the elegant Le Longanier Restaurant, surrounded by lush fruit trees by the river.

Board the Victoria Mekong Cruise at Victoria Can Tho Pier at 04:00 PM. Take some time to acquaint yourself with the ship as it sets sail towards Long Xuyen, and enjoy watching the sunset over the Hau River. Delight in a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance called “Đờn Ca Tài Tử” with a cocktail in hand. As night falls, gather for a welcome dinner to officially kick off your journey aboard the Victoria Mekong Cruise, accompanied by onboard entertainment activities.

Overnight near Long Xuyen.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

The ship keeps cruising to Vam Nao, where we drop anchor and spend the night.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Tan Chau.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

We arrive late afternoon in the delightful capital of Phnom Penh, once hailed as the "Pearl of the Orient" for its French colonial architecture, tree-lined streets, and picturesque riverfront promenade. Before dinner, join an engaging pre-dinner talk about Cambodia and pick up some basic Khmer phrases.

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

Have breakfast on the terrace of Claypot Restaurant, and take some time to enjoy the view from the pool or your private balcony before disembarkation at 09:00 AM. End of services.

Board the Victoria Mekong Cruise at Victoria Can Tho Pier at 04:00 PM. Take some time to acquaint yourself with the ship as it sets sail towards Long Xuyen, and enjoy watching the sunset over the Hau River. Delight in a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance called “Đờn Ca Tài Tử” with a cocktail in hand. As night falls, gather for a welcome dinner to officially kick off your journey aboard the Victoria Mekong Cruise, accompanied by onboard entertainment activities.

Overnight near Long Xuyen.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

The ship keeps cruising to Vam Nao, where we drop anchor and spend the night.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Tan Chau.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

We arrive late afternoon in the delightful capital of Phnom Penh, once hailed as the "Pearl of the Orient" for its French colonial architecture, tree-lined streets, and picturesque riverfront promenade. Before dinner, join an engaging pre-dinner talk about Cambodia and pick up some basic Khmer phrases.

Overnight in Phnom Penh.

Have breakfast on the terrace of Claypot Restaurant, and take some time to enjoy the view from the pool or your private balcony before disembarkation at 09:00 AM. End of services.

Get on the Victoria Mekong Cruise at 04:00 PM and meet the crew. Before dinner, enjoy a lively Khmer Apsara dancing show with a chance to meet the performers afterward. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Vam Nao.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

Enjoy lunch onboard as we continue cruising towards the village of Dinh Yen, where we'll witness the weaving of colorful straw mats on mechanized looms. Along the way, we'll also visit a family who produces delicate tofu skin, a versatile food item made by boiling soy milk. Return to the ship and sail towards Can Tho, the vibrant center of the Mekong Delta. Experience a performance of traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music called "Đờn ca tài tử", followed by a final farewell dinner.

Overnight in Can Tho.

Start your day with breakfast at Claypot Restaurant's terrace, where you can also take in the view from the pool or your own private balcony before getting off the ship. With your local guide, hop on a coach bound for Cai Be. Enjoy lunch at the charming Le Longanier Restaurant, nestled among lush fruit trees beside the river.

Afterward, head to Ho Chi Minh City, reaching ÊMM Hotel Saigon on Pasteur Street in District 3 by mid-afternoon. End of services.

Get on the Victoria Mekong Cruise at 04:00 PM and meet the crew. Before dinner, enjoy a lively Khmer Apsara dancing show with a chance to meet the performers afterward. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

As the ship sets sail towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, kick off the day with some early morning exercise on the Sky Deck, then enjoy a relaxed breakfast in the restaurant. Afterwards, you can choose from various onboard activities like a ship tour, a mini-golf tournament, or simply take in the scenery as we cross into Vietnam from Cambodia.

After lunch onboard, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Vam Nao.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

Enjoy lunch onboard as we continue cruising towards the village of Dinh Yen, where we'll witness the weaving of colorful straw mats on mechanized looms. Along the way, we'll also visit a family who produces delicate tofu skin, a versatile food item made by boiling soy milk. Return to the ship and sail towards Can Tho, the vibrant center of the Mekong Delta. Experience a performance of traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music called "Đờn ca tài tử", followed by a final farewell dinner.

Overnight in Can Tho.

Have breakfast at the Claypot Restaurant terrace, and take some time to soak in the view from the pool or your own private balcony before disembarkation. End of services.

You will be picked up from Victoria Chau Doc Hotel and board the Victoria Mekong Cruises after 1.5 hours. After checking in your cabin, hop on a local rickshaw to explore the nearby market and a vibrant temple, which holds significance as the spiritual hub for local residents.

Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and evening entertainment.

Overnight in Vam Nao.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

Enjoy lunch onboard as we continue cruising towards the village of Dinh Yen, where we'll witness the weaving of colorful straw mats on mechanized looms. Along the way, we'll also visit a family who produces delicate tofu skin, a versatile food item made by boiling soy milk. Return to the ship and sail towards Can Tho, the vibrant center of the Mekong Delta. Experience a performance of traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music called "Đờn ca tài tử", followed by a final farewell dinner.

Overnight in Can Tho.

Have breakfast at the Claypot Restaurant terrace, and take some time to soak in the view from the pool or your own private balcony before disembarkation. End of services.

Board the Victoria Mekong Cruise at Victoria Can Tho Pier at 04:00 PM. Take some time to acquaint yourself with the ship as it sets sail towards Long Xuyen, and enjoy watching the sunset over the Hau River. Delight in a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance called “Đờn Ca Tài Tử” with a cocktail in hand. As night falls, gather for a welcome dinner to officially kick off your journey aboard the Victoria Mekong Cruise, accompanied by onboard entertainment activities.

Overnight near Long Xuyen.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

While you enjoy lunch onboard, the ship will continue sailing before anchoring near Tiger Island. Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name. Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

The ship keeps cruising to Vam Nao, where we drop anchor and spend the night.

Start your day with another relaxed breakfast in Phu Tan, the provincial capital of An Giang in the Mekong Delta. Take a short trip ashore to visit a craft village renowned for crafting Ca Rang clay stoves. These stoves, used by southern Vietnamese for centuries, have a unique design that blocks wind, retains heat, and prevents ash from scattering.

Have lunch on board and get ready to check out from Victoria Mekong Cruises. Disembark at Tan Chau via sampan and continue your journey to Chau Doc or Can Tho by car or van. End of services.

You will be picked up from Victoria Chau Doc Hotel and board the Victoria Mekong Cruises after 1.5 hours. After checking in your cabin, prepare to head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island via a 3-wheeled "xe loi", discovering cottage industries like plant pot making and incense making. Visit a spot locally known as "Mr. Tiger's Temple" and learn the story behind the island's name.

Return to the ship in time for a cocktail competition and the evening's entertainment.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

Enjoy lunch onboard as we continue cruising towards the village of Dinh Yen, where we'll witness the weaving of colorful straw mats on mechanized looms. Along the way, we'll also visit a family who produces delicate tofu skin, a versatile food item made by boiling soy milk. Return to the ship and sail towards Can Tho, the vibrant center of the Mekong Delta. Experience a performance of traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music called "Đờn ca tài tử", followed by a final farewell dinner.

Overnight in Can Tho.

Have breakfast at the Claypot Restaurant terrace, and take some time to soak in the view from the pool or your own private balcony before disembarkation. End of services.

Board the Victoria Mekong Cruise at Victoria Can Tho Pier at 04:00 PM. Take some time to acquaint yourself with the ship as it sets sail towards Long Xuyen, and enjoy watching the sunset over the Hau River. Delight in a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance called “Đờn Ca Tài Tử” with a cocktail in hand. As night falls, gather for a welcome dinner to officially kick off your journey aboard the Victoria Mekong Cruise, accompanied by onboard entertainment activities.

Overnight near Long Xuyen.

Relax and savor breakfast as the ship heads towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen. Take a tender boat ride to experience the captivating Long Xuyen floating market and explore the An Giang Museum, which showcases intriguing exhibits on Kinh, Chinese, Khmer, and Cham cultures in the region.

Return to the ship for lunch while it continues sailing before anchoring close to Tiger Island. Get ready to disembark after lunch. Head ashore by sampan and take the car trip to Chau Doc or Can Tho. End of services.