Cambodia Temples & Religion
From £710 per person*
Cruise the Mekong River/Tonle Bassac with the Jayavarman
Overview | The Lost Civilization: Saigon to/from Siem Reap | Serenity Cruise: Phnom Penh to/from Siem Reap | Pearl of the Orient: Saigon to/from Phnom Penh | Deep in the Delta: Saigon to/from Chau Doc | The Jayavarman
Destinations' Brief Profile:
Saigon
Once known as the Pearl of the Orient, Saigon - today called Ho Chi Minh City - is located in South Vietnam near the Mekong Delta.
A friendly face for foreigners, is what this great capital exhibits full of pride and commitment.
Experience an adrenaline rush, while making use of the most popular means of transportation in the city, by motorbike.
Dine, Shop, Tour and sun bathe all in one, in this fast developing Capital.
Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh is the largest city and the capital of Cambodia. In the 1920's, it was known as the "Pearl of Asia".
As a newcomer, you will experience some sort of odd energy from the busy bustling streets to the mystery surrounding the pagodas.
Phnom Penh is known for its traditional Khmer and French influenced architecture; it is Cambodias wealthiest and most populous city.
Pure, calm and clean - the riverside is not far out, and definitely worth visiting.
Siem Reap & Tonle Sap Lake
Siem Reap is situated about 6 km south of Angkor Wat and 10 km in the north east of Tonle Sap Lake - the biggest lake of Southeast Asia and one of the most fish-populated inland waters in the world.
Siem Reap has approximately 60.000 inhabitants and developed through the integration of some villages, which were built around numerous Wats (Buddhist temples and monasteries).
Angkor Wat
Words are just not enough to describe this incredible complex of temples in the deepest, darkest Cambodian jungle. You have to experience it, to believe it.
The temples range in scale from various shapes and sizes of piles of brick rubble scattered through magnificent rice fields towards the intimidating Angkor Wat.
Cruise options:
8 Days "The Lost Civilization"
My Tho Port - Siem Reap (Angkor Wat) or vice versa
The classic among the Mekong River Cruises is the 8 day cruise "The Lost Civilization". It combines places rarely visited with opulent world heritage sites on board the luxury boutique cruiser "The Jayavarman" - the unforgettable cruise experience.
5 Days "Serenity Cruise"
Phnom Penh - Siem Reap or vice versa
The 5 days "Serenity Cruise" offers you the best sides of rural Cambodia, alfresco and off the beaten track.
4 Days "Pearl of the Orient"
My Tho Port - Phnom Penh or vice versa
The 4 days cruise "Pearl of the Orient" might be a great alternative for cruise aficionados with less time at their hands connecting the "Pearl of the Orient" with the "Paris of the East" giving you some awe inspiring moments underway - deep in the Mekong Delta.
3 Days "Deep in the Delta"
My Tho - Chau Doc or vice versa
The 3 days cruise "Deep in the Delta" offers the best of the lower Mekong and its tributaries on the most comfortable luxurious means of transportation. You will get to see fish farming, ancient traditions, impressive excursions and the mangrove forest in one go.
Considered a UNESCO world heritage site, be a part of history in witnessing a lost civilization, still standing ground.
Destinations: From the well known to the rarely visited our ports of call include:
My Tho - 70 kilometres South of Saigon, a glimpse of the Upper River of Mekong River in Vietnam.
Cai Be - witness the colourful floating market with its beautiful riverside cathedral as a backdrop.
Chau Doc - Deep in the Mekong delta, experience Vietnam's fish farmings capital by boat and cyclo.
Phnom Penh - Explore the "Pearl of Asia" famous for its charm, historical treasures & striking Royal Khmer and French Colonial architecture.
Kampong Cham - Rarely visited provincial capital, encounter monks in saffron robes, pagodas & stunning hilltop temples.
Siem Reap - Home of the World's largest city in the 13th century and its greatest Temple - Angkor Wat - the final destination.
The Lost Civilization: Saigon to/from Siem Reap
Upstream Program - Saigon-Siem Reap
Day 1: Saigon - My Tho
"The Sea of Mangroves"
Bid farewell to the hustle and bustle of Saigon, transfer to My Tho for embarkation. My Tho is 70km South of Saigon and located on the upper Mekong river in Vietnam. Enjoy a cocktail reception at the Funnel Bar and Lounge followed by a Welcome Dinner. Drop anchor just outside of My Tho for the night. (-, -, D)
Day 2: Cai Be - Chau Doc
"Vietnamese inventiveness"
Today's tour starts with the visit of Cai Be's colorful floating market on board a traditional sampan, the "Cai Be Princess". During a lovely sampan cruise, discover beautiful landscapes along the river and observe the typical Mekong Delta rural life. These evergreen islands among the Mekong River still remain unknown to many people. Further stops will allow you to see how rice paste, rice cookies and coconut candies, are made, along with the Longan fruit drying process. After touring the canals, head to the Ba Duc ancient house for a cup of tea.
Lunch will await you at Le Longanier, a superb Indochinese villa located in a lush tropical garden by the river, surrounded by fruit orchards. Board The Jayavarman for a relaxing evening cruise towards Chau Doc. Moor midstream overnight. (B, L, D)
Day 3: Chau Doc - border crossing
"Taste of aqua cultural life"
Welcome to the circus of fish. Brace yourself for a short excursion around the town. After that you will have a short walk to visit the local market then the Temple nearby. Return to the quay, enjoy a boat excursion to the exciting floating villages and catfish farms witnessing masses of basa fish being fed, hand in hand with a shore excursion to the village of the local Muslim Cham community. By mid-afternoon, The Jayavarman casts off for the border towards Phnom Penh. (B, L, D)
Day 4: Phnom Penh
"Pearl of the East"
Depart early in the morning to witness a truly indescribable scene while approaching Phnom Penh's river promenade. After breakfast, embark on a city tour in this dynamic, historical capital of Cambodia which has retained its French colonial charm. Sightseeing in the morning will include the dazzling white and gold architecture of the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda, outstanding displays of Khmer crafts at the National Museum. After lunch in a local restaurant, examine the painful, heart wrenching reminders of Cambodia's ugly past under the Khmer Rouge regime with an excursion to the Genocide museum to learn more about the Cambodian civil war.
Thereafter, to ease the nerves a variety of cocktails will be at your disposal, followed by Cambodia's traditional Apsara dance performance. Experience the brilliance and richness of the culture, the soothing sounds of traditional music, the calming scent of incense sticks and a delicious Khmer food buffet. (B, L, D)
Day 5: Phnom Penh - Kampong Cham
"Monks and hilltops"
Depart before the break of dawn from Phnom Penh with a stop at the little known Chong Koh silk weaving village for a leisure walk. We cruise past the Mekong's tranquil villages and mind blowing river life with scores of fishermen on duty.
Visit the rural Angkor Ban with a beautiful pagoda and old houses. Travelers can visit the village and take part in activities to experience village life. Then back to the ship to cruise towards Kampong Cham. (B, L, D)
Day 6: Kampong Cham - Wat Hanchey
"Cambodia's province and the wetlands"
Wake up in the wee hours of the morning, truly energized to embark on a journey upriver to the pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Hanchey. Located at the top of a hill overlooking the river, it offers some of the best views in Cambodia. Dating from the 8th century, these ancient structures do justice to the architecture of the Chenla Empire which predated the glories of the mighty Angkor. Enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding well organized rice paddy plains, as well as a travelers blessing performed by the local monks. Cast off and cruise towards Kampong Cham to visit Wat Nokor, a wat built within the ruins of an ancient temple that holds a timeless story. On the way back to the ship will be a visit to one of the many Orphanages in Kampong Cham. (B, L, D)
Day 7: Kampong Cham - Kampong Chhnang - Tonle Sap
"Waterworld"
Before the sun rises, The Jayavarman sets sail to Kampong Chhnang via Prek K'dam along the meandering Tonle Sap River, which narrows through leafy swaths of the South East Asian jungle. Enjoy lunch on The Jayavarman to eat lunch while cruising towards Kampong Chhnang.
After lunch, take a motorboat excursion from Kampong Chhnang to see the wetlands, floating houses and fish farms in the region. Further down the river we take part in an ox cart rally before being introduced to the Heritage Line pro bono "literacy project".
(www.cambodialiteracyproject.com)
This is the day to truly experience rural Khmer life. In the evening, a mouth watering Farewell Dinner will be served. (B, L, D)
Day 8: Tonle Sap - Siem Reap
"Angkor Awaits"
This great lake dominates Cambodia and is over 150 km in length. The birdlife is profuse and from the middle of the lake one cannot even see the shores. Witness stillness and tranquility on the way to Siem Reap.
The water level varies a great deal according to the time of the year and the amount of rainfall recorded. Thus, changes may occur for the different seasons.
High Water Program (approx. between October and middle of December) - Cross the Tonle Sap Lake at dawn and 9:00 disembark at Siem Reap Port for onward coach transfer to the hotel by 10:00 am. (B, -, -)
Low Water Program (approx. between middle of December and September) - Cruise early morning to Prek K'dam where you will disembark The Jayavarman after breakfast. Board a coach at 8:30 am which will take you to FCC Angkor drop off point. A packed lunch and refreshments will be available along the way with a short break at the spider town of Skon. Arrive in Siem Reap early afternoon. (B, L, D)
*** For Downstream Program - Siem Reap-Saigon: Reverse the program.
Rates for 2010 - 2011 in USD $:
2010: Superior = 4,527 / Deluxe = 5,005 / Signature = 5,610
2011 High Season (Oct-Apr): Superior = 5,205 / Deluxe = 6,006 / Signature = 6,452
2011 Low Season (Jun-Sept): Superior = 3,384 / Deluxe = 3,904 / Signature = 4,193
Rates includes: accommodation, full board, all excursions, entrance fee and transportation.Drinking water all day and coffee/tea for breakfast are included
Rates exclude the Phnom Penh Port Tax of 65 USD per person and drinks.
Peak season surcharge in 2010 - 125 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Peak season surcharge in 2011 - 150 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Rate is per double occupancy cabin. Single occupancy is 25% off the double occupancy rate.
Serenity Cruise: Phnom Penh to/from Siem Reap
SERENITY CRUISE
Phnom Penh - Siem Reap (5 Days/4 Nights upstream)
Day 1: Phnom Penh
"Pearl of the East"
Depart early in the morning to witness a truly indescribable scene while approaching Phnom Penh's river promenade. Embark the ship at 7:30 am then go on a city tour in this dynamic, historical capital of Cambodia which has retained its French colonial charm. Sightseeing in the morning will include the dazzling white and gold architecture of the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda, outstanding displays of Khmer crafts at the National Museum. After lunch in a local restaurant, examine the painful, heart wrenching reminders of Cambodia's ugly past under the Khmer Rouge regime with an excursion to the Genocide museum to learn more about the Cambodian civil war.
Thereafter, to ease the nerves a variety of cocktails will be at your disposal, followed by Cambodia's traditional Apsara dance performance. Experience the brilliance and richness of the culture, the soothing sounds of traditional music, the calming scent of incense sticks and a delicious Khmer food buffet. (-, L, D)
Day 2: Phnom Penh - Kampong Cham
"Monks and hilltops"
Depart before the break of dawn from Phnom Penh with a stop at the little known Chong Koh silk weaving village for a leisure walk. We cruise past the Mekong's tranquil villages and mind blowing river life with scores of fishermen on duty.
Visit the rural Angkor Ban with a beautiful pagoda and old houses. Travelers can visit the village and take part in activities to experience village life. Then back to the ship to cruise towards Kampong Cham. (B, L, D)
Day 3: Kampong Cham - Wat Hanchey
"Cambodia's province and the wetlands"
Wake up in the wee hours of the morning, truly energized to embark on a journey upriver to the pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Hanchey. Located at the top of a hill overlooking the river, it offers some of the best views in Cambodia. Dating from the 8th century, these ancient structures do justice to the architecture of the Chenla Empire which predated the glories of the mighty Angkor. Enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding well organized rice paddy plains, as well as a travelers blessing performed by the local monks.
Cast off and cruise towards Kampong Cham to visit Wat Nokor, a wat built within the ruins of an ancient temple that holds a timeless story. On the way back to the ship will be a visit to one of the many Orphanages in Kampong Cham. (B, L, D)
Day 4: Kampong Cham - Kampong Chhnang - Tonle Sap
"Waterworld"
Before the sun rises, The Jayavarman sets sail to Kampong Chhnang via Prek K'dam along the meandering Tonle Sap River, which narrows through leafy swaths of the South East Asian jungle. Enjoy lunch on The Jayavarman to eat lunch while cruising towards Kampong Chhnang.
After lunch, take a motorboat excursion from Kampong Chhnang to see the wetlands, floating houses and fish farms in the region. Further down the river we take part in an ox cart rally before being introduced to the Heritage Line pro bono "literacy project". (www.cambodialiteracyproject.com)
This is the day to truly experience rural Khmer life. In the evening, a mouth watering Farewell Dinner will be served on the Sun Deck. (B, L, D)
Day 5: Tonle Sap - Siem Reap
"Angkor Awaits"
This great lake dominates Cambodia and is over 150 km in length. The birdlife is profuse and from the middle of the lake one cannot even see the shores. Witness stillness and tranquility on the way to Siem Reap.
The water level varies a great deal according to the time of the year and the amount of rainfall recorded. Thus, changes may occur for the different seasons.
High Water Program (approx. between July and December) - Cross the Tonle Sap Lake at dawn and 9:00 disembark at Siem Reap Port for onward coach transfer to the hotel by 10:00 am. (B, -, -)
Low Water Program (approx. between December and June) - Cruise early morning to Prek K'dam where you will disembark The Jayavarman after breakfast. Board a coach at 8:30 am which will take you to FCC Angkor drop off point. A packed lunch and refreshments will be available along the way with a short break at the spider town of Skon. Arrive in Siem Reap early afternoon. (B, L, -)
*** For Downstream Program - Phnom Penh-Siem Reap: Reverse the program.
Rates for 2010 - 2011 in USD $:
2010 High Season: Superior = 2,262 / Deluxe = 2,488 / Signature = 2,786
2011 High Season (Oct - Apr): Superior = 3,123 / Deluxe = 3,604 / Signature = 3,871
2011 Low Season (Jun - Sept): Superior = 2,231 / Deluxe = 2,574 / Signature = 2,765
Rates includes: accommodation, full board, all excursions, entrance fee and transportation. Drinking water all day and coffee/tea for breakfast are included.
Rates exclude the Phnom Penh Port Tax of 65 USD per person and drinks.
Peak season surcharge in 2010 - 125 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Peak season surcharge in 2011 - 150 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Rate is per double occupancy cabin. Single occupancy is 25% off the double occupancy rate.
Notes
Prices shown are per cabin with 2 persons sharing.
Pearl of the Orient: Saigon to/from Phnom Penh
PEARL OF THE ORIENT
Saigon - Phnom Penh (4 Days/3 Nights upstream)
Day 1: Saigon - My Tho
"The Sea of Mangroves"
Bid farewell to the hustle and bustle of Saigon you will go to My Tho for embarkation. My Tho is 70km South of Saigon and located on the upper Mekong river in Vietnam. Enjoy a cocktail reception at the Funnel Bar and Lounge followed by a Welcome Dinner. Drop anchor just outside of My Tho for the night. (D)
Day 2: Cai Be - Chau Doc
"Vietnamese inventiveness"
Today's tour starts with the visit of Cai Be's colorful floating market on board a traditional sampan, the "Cai Be Princess". During a lovely sampan cruise, discover beautiful landscapes along the river and observe the typical Mekong Delta rural life. These evergreen islands among the Mekong River still remain unknown to many people. Further stops will allow you to see how rice paste, rice cookies and coconut candies, are made, along with the Longan fruit drying process. After touring the canals, head to the Ba Duc ancient house for a cup of tea.
Lunch will await you at Le Longanier, a superb Indochinese villa located in a lush tropical garden by the river, surrounded by fruit orchards. Board The Jayavarman for a relaxing evening cruise towards Chau Doc. Moor midstream overnight. (B, L, D)
Day 3: Chau Doc- border crossing
"Taste of aqua cultural life"
Welcome to the circus of fish. Brace yourself for a short excursion around the town. After that you will have a short walk to visit the local market then the Temple nearby. Go back to the quay, you will start a boat excursion to the exciting floating villages and catfish farms witnessing masses of basa fish being fed, hand in hand with a shore excursion to the village of the local Muslim Cham community.
By mid-afternoon, The Jayavarman casts off for the border towards Phnom Penh. (B, L, D)
Day 4: Phnom Penh
"Pearl of the East"
Off we go early in the morning to witness a truly indescribable scene while approaching Phnom Penh's river promenade. Sadly, after breakfast, it is time to disembark the cruise at 10:00AM. (B)
*** For Downstream Program - Saigon-Phnom Penh: Reverse the program.
Rates 2010/2011:
High Season 2010/per cabin:Superior - USD $1,859 / Deluxe - USD $2,045 / Signature - USD $2,249
High Season 2011/per cabin:Superior - USD $2,342 / Deluxe - USD $2,703 / Signature - USD $2,903
Low Season 2011/per cabin:Superior - USD $1,673 / Deluxe - USD $1,931 / Signature - USD $2,074
Rates includes: accommodation, full board, all excursions, entrance fee and transportation. Drinking water all day and coffee/tea for breakfast are included.
Rates excludes: the Phnom Penh Port Tax of 65 USD per person and drinks.
Peak season surcharge in 2010 - 125 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Peak season surcharge in 2011 - 150 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Rate is per double occupancy cabin. Single occupancy is 25% off the double occupancy rate.
Deep in the Delta: Saigon to/from Chau Doc
DEEP IN THE DELTA
Saigon - Chau Doc (3 Days/2 Nights upstream)
Day 1: Saigon - My Tho
"The Sea of Mangroves"
Bid farewell to the hustle and bustle of Saigon you will go to My Tho for embarkation. My Tho is 70km South of Saigon and located on the upper Mekong river in Vietnam. Enjoy a cocktail reception at the Funnel Bar and Lounge followed by a Welcome Dinner on the Sun Deck. Drop anchor just outside of My Tho for the night. (D)
Day 2: Cai Be - Chau Doc
"Vietnamese inventiveness"
Today's tour starts with the visit of Cai Be's colorful floating market on board a traditional sampan, the "Cai Be Princess". During a lovely sampan cruise, discover beautiful landscapes along the river and observe the typical Mekong Delta rural life. These evergreen islands among the Mekong River still remain unknown to many people. Further stops will allow you to see how rice paste, rice cookies and coconut candies, are made, along with the Longan fruit drying process. After touring the canals, head to the Ba Duc ancient house for a cup of tea.
Lunch will await you at Le Longanier, a superb Indochinese villa located in a lush tropical garden by the river, surrounded by fruit orchards. Board The Jayavarman for a relaxing evening cruise towards Chau Doc. Moor midstream overnight. (B, L, D)
Day 3: Chau Doc- border crossing
"Taste of aqua cultural life"
Wake up and sip your latte on the sun deck as we arrive in Chau Doc. This marks the end of your journey with The Jayavarman, however it is only the beginning of your journey with Indochina. Disembark and transfer to hotel at 10:00 am. (B)
*** For Downstream Program - Saigon-Chau Doc: Reverse the program.
Rates:Low Season 2011
Superior - USD $1,115/per cabin
Deluxe - USD $1,287/per cabin
Signature - USD $1,382/per cabin
Rates includes: accommodation, full board, all excursions, entrance fee and transportation.Drinking water all day and coffee/tea for breakfast are included.
Rates excludes: the Phnom Penh Port Tax of 65 USD per person and drinks.
Peak season surcharge in 2010 - 125 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Peak season surcharge in 2011 - 150 USD per person for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise.
Rate is per double occupancy cabin. Single occupancy is 25% off the double occupancy rate.
The The Jayavarman
"The Jayavarman" - a floating sanctuary of style and space
Inspired by the golden age cruise liner Normandie, "The Jayavarman" is a 20th century boutique style river cruiser that marries avant-garde French colonial design with enchanting Indochine architecture.
The guest accommodation conprises 27 expansive and carefully designed staterooms with floor to ceiling panoramic sliding glass doors that open onto a private balcony.
Accommodation
Superior Stateroom - Located on the Main Deck with a balcony, ensuring light to the cabin all day long. Each Superior Stateroom is individually decorated.
Deluxe Stateroom -
Located on the Upper Deck with a balcony. Each Deluxe Stateroom is decorated in a unique Indochine way.
"Bao Dai" Signature Stateroom -
Located on the Upper Deck with its own balcony. The Royal Junior Suite is expansively elegant and designed to perfection. Fusing traditional Vietnamese / French colonial style interior design.
"Jayavarman" Signature Stateroom -
Also located on the Upper Deck and with its own balcony. This Royal Junior Suite has its own unique identity and character. Experience that home away from home satisfaction.
"Club 1930" Funnel Lounge & Bar
Enjoy locally brewed drinks and cocktails, while listening to original, soul soothing music.
"Club 1930": Spacious, airy, while exhibiting pure luxury and timeless decor.
Sun Deck
Unwind and relieve yourself from worldly tensions by enjoying a classic Vietnamese massage as you gaze at the stars.
"Apsara" Spa
Located on the Main Deck, "Apsara" Beauty and Wellness Spa is all about giving you an upscale South Asian experience, entirely dedicated to your well being.
Life Aboard:
As the sun slowly sets...Step out on to your private balcony...sip on your drink and become part of the river life unfolding around you.
Start your day on the Mekong with Tai Chi lessons on the Sun Deck. Or bathe in the rays of dawn shining through your balcony as you lay in bed. A journey full of reverberating sights, colors and sounds awaits you.
Whether it is a refreshing sundowner drink at the lounge or a pampering time at the "Apsara" beauty salon, this is a time for reflection and relaxation.
When night falls, dancers perform and dinner is served. The ship changes hue at night and the staff emerge the following morning in their exquisite Cambodian traditional outfit.
Built: 2009
Registry: Vietnam
Type of Vessel: River and sea going vessel (20 nautical miles)
Length: 58 m
Beam: 11 m
Draft: 1.6 m
Decks: 4 - Main Deck, Upper Deck, Terrace Deck, Sun Deck
Gross tonnage: 700 tons
Cruising speed: 10 nautical knots
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Electricity: 220 volts
Engines: 2 Mitsubishi 500 HP Marine Engines
Generator: 2 x 180 KVA Cummins and 1 x 65 KVA Cummins (encapsulated for noise reduction)
Water: Reverse osmosis and UV water treatment plant
Safety: Radio Comm., Radar, GPS, PA system, satellite phone, life jackets, life rafts, fire hydrants, flares and signals; fire extinguishers, and smoke detectors in each cabin.
Crew: 40 (Cambodian hotel staff, Vietnamese crew)
Hull design: Charming replica of the famous 1930s cruise liner "Normandie"
Exterior Design: French colonial / art nouveau
Interior Design: Indochine style / French colonial style with Khmer artifacts
Accommodation: Up to 65 guests
Cabins 2 Signature Staterooms / 11 Deluxe Staterooms / 14 Superior Staterooms
Amenities at a glance
Private French balconies with floor to ceiling sliding doors are a special feature- Stylish bathroom with double vanity and glass shower cabin
- Personal mini bar, coffee and tea making facilities
- Safe deposit box
- In-house phone
- In-suite temperature controls
- Bath robe, slippers, hair dryer
On board services
- Daily newspaper in English, French and German
- 24 hours room service
- I-Pod rental
- Turndown service and daily presents
- Laundry service
- 24 - hour security
- IDD at the reception
- Doctor on call
- Library with books, arts literature, music and games
- Boutique shop with magazines, literature, toiletries, travel items, clothes and handicrafts
Social areas and facilities
Lobby, observatory with binoculars, boutique, dining room, Funnel Bar & Lounge, Sun Deck and bridge platform.
F&B outlets: dining room, breakfast deck, Funnel Bar and Lounge
Library with internet workstation
Reception & boutique
Massage and beauty oasis (in-/outdoor)
Luggage store facility
Sun Deck
1.1 Sun beds
1.2 Massage parlour, shower & day bed
Terrace Deck
2.1 "Indochine" indoor restaurant
2.2 "Club 1930" Funnel Bar & Lounge terrace
2.3 Wheelhouse & observation platform
Upper Deck
3.1 Deluxe Cabins
3.2 Signature Cabins
3.3 "Henry Mouhot" lounge, observatory & library
3.4 "L'extreme Orient" boutique shop
Main Deck
4.1 Superior Cabins & balcony
4.2 "Apsara" Beauty & Wellness Spa
4.3 Crew area
* NOTE. Prices indicated on this website are shown as a guideline only and may be subject to currency fluctuations, banking fees and other changes outside our control. Pricing information is available in
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