A river cruise on a Pandaw boat offers a practical and comfortable way of exploring the heart of South East Asia, visiting the principal sites and exploring well off the beaten track.
On the Mekong Delta make side trips by country boat through the back waters overhung with palms. In Myanmar, cruise the Irrawaddy River to the breathtaking Bagan Plain dotted with thousands of temples built in a period of great religious fervour. In Borneo journey into the lush jungles to see what the locals are up to in their remote villages.

Vietnam • Cambodia • Myanmar • Malaysia

MEKONG CRUISES
Mekong Exploration – between Siem Reap  and Saigon or v.v.
7 nights
Regular departures throughout 2012 and 2013
MYANMAR CRUISES
The Irrawaddy: 600 miles and see all Burma
14 nights
Regular departures throughout 2012 and 2013
The Golden Land:
Mandalay – Pagan – Prome
10 nights
Regular departures from September 2012 onwards
Chindwin & Upper Irrawaddy:
see remotest Burma
20 nights
Two departures: 01 Sep 12 and 03 Sep 12
Monsoon Cruise
From Pyay to Kalay –
14 nights
One departure: 20 Aug 12
BORNEO CRUISES
Into the Heart of Borneo
Sibu to Sibu, along the Rajang River in Sarawak.
8 nights aboard the RV Orient Pandaw
Regular departures throughout 2012
Borneo – River and Mountain
5 nights aboard the RV Orient Pandaw
Regular departures throughout 2012

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• Departure dates and prices

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  Updated 09May12. Please confirm prices when booking.

• Price Includes:

  Pandaw cruise prices: subject to seasonality and exchange rates at time of booking. Check with InterAsia for a price for your selected cruise.
  Includes: Cabin accommodation, all meals on-board, tea, brewed coffee and locally made soft and alcoholic drinks, entrance fees, guide services (in English) crew gratuities.
  Excludes: Port taxes, visas, laundry, imported drinks, coffee at the bar.
  Pre and post cruise accommodation is available on request.
  Pandaw river cruises are essentially an outdoor experience.  Whilst the staterooms are very comfortable and roomy, passengers prefer to spend their time sitting outside, on the promenade decks or on the large observation deck above.  The atmosphere on board is informal and relaxed. The dining room serves buffet breakfast and lunch with the sides of the boat open to the air.  Dinner of local cuisine is served at table in air conditioned comfort.
  Exploratory shore excursions are led by expert local guides.
  Staterooms are teak paneled with brass marine fittings.  All are air conditioned, and include safe, writing desk and hair dryer. The upper and main deck cabins have deck space with chairs and table outside the cabin. Pandaw Spa – Each Pandaw now has a spa area where expert therapists offer a variety of treatments.