Enveloped in soothing shades of cream glistening wooden fixtures, the Mekong Navigator was made for the most discerning of travelers who wish to experience Vietnam and Cambodia in stylish comfort. Their leisurely 7-night offer combines Ho Chi Minh City with Siem Reap, while the 4-night program from Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh is ideal for guests who are short on time but would still like to experience a high-end Mekong Cruise. Visit temples, floating markets, local schools, and monasteries and really get to know the area no matter the length of cruise time. English-speaking crew are always available for a chat, with German and French-speaking guides also provided if needed.
Bigger than other Mekong ships, four decks house 34 indulgent suites, aimed to provide the utmost in comfort, with plus queen size or twin beds and grand marble bathrooms. The largest and most lavish, which are the Prestige or Grand Suites, have king-size beds as well as additional benefits including a complimentary spa treatment, butler service, evening canapes, and laundry service. Foodies will especially adore this cruise for its use of organic farm-to-table ingredients, French-Indochine inspired dishes, and traditional regional classics like the fragrant fish amok, Cambodia’s national dish.