Cambodia
Mekong
Cruises
Cambodia's Mekong is the one that leads to Angkor — ancient, wide, and carrying the weight of two thousand years of civilisation. These vessels navigate it with the reverence it deserves.
Aqua Mekong
The architect's river dream
"Floor-to-ceiling glass. The river has no walls here."
A vessel designed like a gallery and sailed like a secret. The Aqua Mekong brought a new visual language to the Mekong — one of open space, natural light, and the kind of quiet that only comes when everything around you has been thought through. Michelin-trained chefs. A pool on the sundeck. The river, always present.
Evoking the British-India era
The Jahan
"An opulent riverboat evoking the romance of former British India."
Named after one of the Mughal Empire's greatest rulers, The Jahan carries that ambition on water. Carved teak, brass fittings, and a library...
Named after Angkor's great king
Jayavarman
"History doesn't feel distant here. It feels like it's in the next room."
Colonial teak, hand-stitched fabrics, the smell of frangipani at dusk. The Jayavarman is a floating boutique gallery inspired by the golden ...
Composed for the discerning traveller
Mekong Symphony
"Every morning on the river is a different movement."
The Mekong Symphony moves with purpose — spacious cabins, generous deck space, and itineraries that feel composed rather than crowded. For t...
Small, elegant, entirely yours
Mekong Princess
"The river's most intimate address."
Fourteen cabins. Never more. The Mekong Princess earns her name through scale — small enough that the crew knows your coffee order by mornin...
Teak & brass, as it should be
Tonle Pandaw
"Built from history. Sailed into it."
Pandaw ships are built to a 1947 Irrawaddy Flotilla blueprint — all teak and polished brass, with the open veranda decks that let the river ...
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