VICTORIA MEKONG CRUISE (DOWNSTREAM 2) – 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS

The charming capital of Phnom Penh was once known as the “Pearl of the Orient” for its French colonial buildings, tree-lined boulevards and scenic river-walk. Against the backdrop of a traditional musical performance, board the Victoria Mekong Cruise Ship at Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh’s downtown riverside promenade at 15:00.

As the sun sets on the Tonle Sap River, linger over a sundowner on the sundeck while taking in a performance of Khmer Apsara dancing with the opportunity to meet the performers afterward. As day turns into night, sit down to a wonderful Khmer buffet dinner to officially welcome you aboard your Victoria Mekong Cruise.

Tonight, the ship overnights at Sisowath Quay.
 

Distance: 160km, 14 hours cruising 

As the ship begins cruising towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, enjoy a Yoga session by the Infinity Pool or the Sky Deck, followed by breakfast in the restaurant. After, select from the many on-board activities including a ship’s tour, a cocktail competition, a food carving demonstration, a mini-golf tournament, or simply relax by the pool and enjoy the view.

After lunch, the ship sails into Vietnamese waters and anchors near Tan Chau. Tender sampans to visit a colorful Taoist Temple, look at fish farms, houses on stilts and get your first glimpse of the Vietnamese countryside. Return on board in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance. After dinner, enjoy the evening’s entertainment while the ship sails to Vam Nao where we anchor for the night.

Distance: Vam Nao-Tan Loc: 70km, 06 hours cruising/ Tan Loc-Can Tho: 35km, 03 hours cruising

Wake up to another leisurely breakfast as the ship cruises towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen in the Mekong Delta. Tender ashore to visit the authentic Long Xuyen Floating Market and the An Giang Museum, with fascinating exhibits on Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer and Cham cultures in the region, and learn about the ancient Oc Eo civilization. Return to the ship and enjoy lunch as we cruise towards Tan Loc Island where a selection of shore excursions awaits, to visit a local “rose apple” distillery and meet its charming and eccentric owner.

Later, after a short motor cart ride, tea will be served in a historic century-old house featuring Chinese, French and Vietnamese architectural elements. Return to the ship and cruise towards Can Tho, the beating heart of the Mekong Delta. Enjoy a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance known as đờn ca tài tử, followed by a final farewell dinner.

Overnight in Can Tho.
 

For your last day on board the Victoria Mekong, enjoy breakfast on the terrace of our Claypot restaurant. Chill out and enjoy the view from the pool or from your private balcony before disembarkation. 

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Yes. A single supplement is available with a surcharge fee. If you're a solo traveller, please contact us for more information. 

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