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A fascinating, rewarding and multilayered adventure. Two of the most beautiful, historic and friendly places in all of Asia, dynamic Vietnam and pastoral Cambodia are intriguing studies in contrast. Each possesses its own unique charm and social traditions, its own tragic history and complex past. In many ways, a visit here is less about the sights you see than it is about the people you meet and the experiences you have along the way. Ho Chi Minh City offers a heady mixture of old and new while Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, surprises visitors with its charm. As the lifeblood of Southeast Asia, the Mekong teems with colorful floating villages and mementos of its French Colonial past. Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s thriving capital, is fast-forwarding to the future yet retains a provincial intimacy. And colorful Siem Reap provides the gateway to the vast UNESCO-designated jungle temple complex of Angkor Wat.
Arrive at Tan Son Nhat International Airport. If your cruise/tour package includes a group arrival transfer or if you have purchased a private arrival transfer, you will be greeted by a Uniworld representative and transferred to your luxury hotel. You will be greeted with a private check-in, welcome drink and information packet at the hotel. An elegant flower arrangement and fruit platter await you in your room.
Tonight, consider popping out to explore the lively Ben Thanh Night Market or one of the city’s quintessential evening cafés—either choice would mark a splendid start to your adventure.
Experience how ancient history melds with the boisterous present in Vietnam’s largest city, where skyscrapers tower over ancient temples and motorbikes putter along picturesque alleys.
A landmark in Vietnamese history is the first destination on your panoramic city tour today, as you travel the city’s busy streets, passing elegant buildings and bustling shopping centers. On April 30, 1975, a North Vietnamese army tank crashed through the gates of the building now called the Reunification Palace, symbolizing the downfall of the South Vietnamese government and the end of the Vietnam War. It’s a modern structure, commissioned in 1962 by the president of South Vietnam after his own air force tried to kill him by bombing the 19th-century French palace that had stood on the site.
Day 3 - Ho Chi Minh City, Transfer to My Tho (EMBARK)
Today’s featured excursion provides a fascinating glimpse of the Viet Cong’s vast network of incredibly narrow tunnels dating back to the Vietnam War.
Following lunch, you’ll be taken to your ship—your elegant home for the next seven nights—and set sail on the beautiful Mekong. Onboard your ship this evening, savor a delicious Vietnamese-themed dinner.
Explore a fascinating aspect of Vietnam’s long struggle to free itself from Western control. Begun by the Viet Minh on the outskirts of Saigon in 1945, as shelter from French air raids, these tunnels were expanded in the 1960s by the Viet Cong, who extended them for many miles.
Day 4 - Ten Loi (Ben Tre), Vihn Long & Sa Dec
Today, you’ll witness the hustle and bustle of delta river life as the local traders take their produce to market. After breakfast, you’ll board a traditional sampan and explore the narrow canals and backwaters of this famed region. The untouched island of Tien Loi awaits on a unique excursion created exclusively for Uniworld guests, where you can see how local farmers make rooster cages, decorate bonsais in their yards and more. Upon arrival to Vinh Long, your sampans will bring you to a traditional rice factory. Back onboard, savor an authentic Vietnamese meal this evening.
Chinese herbal-medicine shops, French Colonial houses and Buddhist temples mingle with modern offices on the streets of Vinh Long, the capital of Vinh Long province. The range of buildings hints at the changes that the region has seen.
Day 5 - Sa Dec, Gieng Island, Hong Ngu & Cruising the Mekong River
Dip into Vietnam’s colorful and culturally eclectic past in Sac Dec—the former haunt of author Marguerite Duras—and the island of Gieng, which boasts a rather unexpected array of Catholic churches and monasteries. Two very different destinations await you today: busy Sa Dec and peaceful Gieng Island. Both reflect Vietnam’s multicultural history.
Take to Sa Dec’s narrow canals just as the locals do. Children frolic in the water, fishermen ply their trade, and women care for their families. From here, you’ll head into town, where you will walk through a crowded and colorful local market—stands sell everything from snake blood, fresh fish, clothing and flowers to mangosteens— on your way to the romantic, lacelike Huynh Thuy Le House, a late-19th-century home made famous by best-selling French novelist Marguerite Duras.
Day 6 - Hong Ngu, Cruising the Mekong River to Phnom Penh
Visit the local island village of Hong Ngu, a major producer of the traditional Khmer scarves located not far from the Vietnam-Cambodia border. Since they’re woven in many homes around the village, you’ll have the opportunity to see the process first-hand. You’ll also stop at a local temple dedicated to a unique religion founded in this area of Vietnam, Hoa Hoa. Your last and most interesting visit of the day? A visit to the local home of a retired VC General.
This afternoon, you’ll cross the Vietnamese border, and tomorrow you’ll awake in Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital city, for the next leg of your exciting journey.
Step aboard a sampan—the style of this vessel is traditional, but the one you’ll board is much more luxurious than those generally used on these waters—and join the locals thronging the harbor of Cai Be.
Day 7 - Phnom Penh
Once considered the loveliest of Indochina’s French-built cities, Phnom Penh has somehow retained much of its charm despite all the political and cultural turmoil of the 20th century. See how this fascinating city is rediscovering itself with an insightful panoramic tour and time to explore on your own. Founded in the 15th century, Phnom Penh is the thriving capital of the kingdom of Cambodia. It stands at the juncture of three rivers and is divided into three distinct districts: the French colonial area, a handsome residential district and a rapidly changing Old Town.
Day 8 - Phnom Penh, Cruising the Mekong River
Today’s featured excursion may be the most profound and memorable experience of your entire journey. You’ll learn about the infamous Killing Fields of the Khmer Rouge and visit a former school-turned-prison that is now a genocide museum.
It’s hard to reconcile the pastoral serenity of the orchards and rice fields surrounding Choeung Ek with the horrific mass executions that took place here during the brutal reign of the Khmer Rouge, yet the memorial stupa filled with the skulls of Pol Pot’s victims tells the tale. These were the Killing Fields, where more than 17,000 men, women and children were slaughtered and buried in mass graves. First, however, they were tortured in Security Prison 21 (also known as S-21), a former high school on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, now the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, which you will also visit today.
Day 9 - Angkor Ban, Wat Hanchey, Kampong Cham
If yesterday was an exploration of Cambodia’s dark past, today is a celebration of the country’s bright future. You’ll meet young children at a local school and friendly villagers in their homes, and have a rare opportunity to receive a special water blessing from Buddhist monks. The mighty river carries you into the Cambodian countryside today, giving you an opportunity to meet and chat with locals.
Be ready to answer questions when you visit a local school—because the children love to practice their English—and deepen your understanding of Cambodia when you meet villagers in their homes. You may encounter more children when you stop at a beautifully situated temple complex on a hilltop. Wat Hanchey has incredible views of the Mekong River—you get a real sense of just how huge the river is as you see it stretch into the distance, looking more like a great lake than a river.
Day 10 - Kampong Cham (DISEMBARK), Transfer to Siem Reap
You’ll disembark in the morning and transfer via executive motorcoach to Siem Reap, the gateway to Angkor, the legendary archaeological site. You will enjoy three nights at the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort, minutes away from the famed temple complex of Angkor Wat.
Climb aboard a remork for a relaxing tour of the streets of Siem Reap, with stops at several artisans’ workshop that will introduce you to Siem Reap’s thriving arts scene. Your first stop is Tlai Tno, an art association where young performers learn the intricate moves of traditional Apsara dance. You’ll also visit Artisans Angkor’s workshops, which promote the resurrection of traditional Khmer crafts: hand-carved sculptures in wood or stone, lacquer work, silk paintings and silk fabrics—all locally made by hand in the traditional way—are available at the shop.
Day 11 - Siem Reap
Today is a Bucket List Moment kind of day, as you unleash your inner Indiana Jones and explore the ancient temples of Angkor Wat, a gigantic religious complex that is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Regarded as the pinnacle of the dazzling, inventive culture that flourished in medieval Cambodia, it is one of the most spectacular monuments you will ever lay eyes on.
The next two days are devoted to the astonishing Angkor Wat complex. The order of sightseeing may change on Days 11 and 12. Temple visits are subject to change due to factors beyond our control.
Every aspect of Angkor Wat had religious meaning to its builders 900 years ago: the great rectangular moat, the main gate facing the west, the towers topped with stone lotuses, the huge smiling stone heads, the layout of the lanes and buildings.
Day 12 - Siem Reap
Today you will enter the spectacular remnants of Angkor Thom, the royal city. Prepare to be amazed! Built during the heyday of the Khmer dynasty in the 12th century, this extraordinary complex of Hindu and Buddhist monuments was once lost to the world for many years, hidden under dense jungle vines.
South gate of Angkor Thom Bayon and Ta Prohm
Today you will enter the spectacular remnants of Angkor Thom, the royal city. Once a huge, square city, Angkor Thom was founded in the 12th century by King Jayavarman VII after his people’s previous capital had been overrun by the Chams.
You can still see the defensive measures that surrounded the city—in fact, you’ll enter through one, crossing over the moat and passing between the stone figures lining the lane leading to the intricately decorated south gate in the great wall around Angkor Thom.
Day 13: Siem Reap, fly to Hanoi
Enjoy free time in Siem Reap before your flight to Hanoi. Then, check in to your luxury accommodations, the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel.
Hanoi
Hanoi’s elegant boulevards are lined with trees and handsome buildings, as you’ll see on today’s fascinating tour of the city. At the same time, this lively cultural center—Vietnam’s capital city—is replete with bustling streets, food vendors, museums and historic sites, making for an intriguing study in contrasts that rivals any other metropolitan destination.
Spend the day exploring a city some call Asia’s most beautiful. You’ll visit a complex honoring Ho Chi Minh, founder of modern Vietnam. Also on the agenda: the Temple of Literature, originally built as a Confucian temple in 1070 AD. Six years later on the same grounds, Vietnam’s first university was founded. Today, you can experience the tranquility of its beautiful gardens and pavilions. You can see another aspect of Vietnam’s history if you step into one of the dank cells at the notorious “Hanoi Hilton,” as Hoa Lo, a French colonial-era prison, was known to the American pilots who were held there as prisoners of war during the Vietnam War.
Check out of your luxury hotel and head to the airport for your flight home or extend for a few extra days and cruise the amazing Ha Long Bay.
Arrive at the Hanoi airport where you will be greeted by a Uniworld representative and transferred to your luxury accommodations, the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel.
If you have taken the pre-tour extension to Ha Long Bay you will be transferred back to Hanoi to join your fellow guests at the hotel.
Hanoi’s elegant boulevards are lined with trees and handsome buildings, as you’ll see on today’s fascinating tour of the city. At the same time, this lively cultural center—Vietnam’s capital city—is replete with bustling streets, food vendors, museums and historic sites, making for an intriguing study in contrasts that rivals any other metropolitan destination.
Spend the day exploring a city some call Asia’s most beautiful. You’ll visit a complex honoring Ho Chi Minh, founder of modern Vietnam. Also on the agenda: the Temple of Literature, originally built as a Confucian temple in 1070 AD. Six years later on the same grounds, Vietnam’s first university was founded. Today, you can experience the tranquility of its beautiful gardens and pavilions. You can see another aspect of Vietnam’s history if you step into one of the dank cells at the notorious “Hanoi Hilton,” as Hoa Lo, a French colonial-era prison, was known to the American pilots who were held there as prisoners of war during the Vietnam War.
Enjoy free time in Hanoi before your flight to Siem Reap, Cambodia, where you will be transferred to your luxury hotel, the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort.
Today is a Bucket List Moment kind of day, as you unleash your inner Indiana Jones and explore the ancient temples of Angkor Wat, a gigantic religious complex that is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Regarded as the pinnacle of the dazzling, inventive culture that flourished in medieval Cambodia, it is one of the most spectacular monuments you will ever lay eyes on.
The next two days are devoted to the astonishing Angkor Wat complex. Today’s lunch will be on your own. The order of sightseeing may change on Days 4 and 5. Temple visits are subject to change due to factors beyond our control.
Every aspect of Angkor Wat had religious meaning to its builders 900 years ago: the great rectangular moat, the main gate facing the west, the towers topped with stone lotuses, the huge smiling stone heads, the layout of the lanes and buildings.
Day 5 - Siem Reap
Today you will enter the spectacular remnants of Angkor Thom, the royal city. Prepare to be amazed! Built during the heyday of the Khmer dynasty in the 12th century, this extraordinary complex of Hindu and Buddhist monuments was once lost to the world for many years, hidden under dense jungle vines.
Today you will enter the spectacular remnants of Angkor Thom, the royal city. Once a huge, square city, Angkor Thom was founded in the 12th century by King Jayavarman VII after his people’s previous capital had been overrun by the Chams. You can still see the defensive measures that surrounded the city—in fact, you’ll enter through one, crossing over the moat and passing between the stone figures lining the lane leading to the intricately decorated south gate in the great wall around Angkor Thom.
Day 6 - Siem Reap, Transfer to Kampong Cham (EMBARK)
Today, you’ll have free time to explore the Siem Reap, a place name that means, literally, “Defeat of Siam”—which tells you something of its history. It is the gateway to Angkor, the legendary archaeological site. Later check out and transfer via executive motorcoach to Kampong Cham, to embark on the beautiful Mekong Navigator—your elegant home for the next seven nights—and set sail on the beautiful Mekong.
Day 7 - Wat Hanchey, Angkor Ban, Phnom Pehn
Today is a celebration of the Cambodia’s bright future. You’ll meet young children at a local school and friendly villagers in their homes, and have a rare opportunity to receive a special water blessing from Buddhist monks. The mighty river carries you into the Cambodian countryside today, giving you an opportunity to meet and chat with locals.
Be ready to answer questions when you visit a local school—because the children love to practice their English—and deepen your understanding of Cambodia when you meet villagers in their homes. You may encounter more children when you stop at a beautifully situated temple complex on a hilltop. Wat Hanchey has incredible views of the Mekong River—you get a real sense of just how huge the river is as you see it stretch into the distance, looking more like a great lake than a river.
Day 8 - Phnom Penh
Once considered the loveliest of Indochina’s French-built cities, Phnom Penh has somehow retained much of its charm despite all the political and cultural turmoil of the 20th century. See how this fascinating city is rediscovering itself with an insightful panoramic tour and time to explore on your own. Founded in the 15th century, Phnom Penh is the thriving capital of the kingdom of Cambodia. It stands at the juncture of three rivers and is divided into three distinct districts: the French colonial area, a handsome residential district and a rapidly changing Old Town.
A tuk tuk will whisk you down wide boulevards laid out by French colonial administrators in the 1860s, when Cambodia was part of French Indochina, past old French-influenced buildings, beautiful pagodas and (with a bit of luck) saffron-robed monks, on your way to the Royal Palace.
Day 9 - Phnom Penh
Today’s featured excursion may be the most profound and memorable experience of your entire journey. You’ll learn about the infamous Killing Fields of the Khmer Rouge and visit a former school-turned-prison that is now a genocide museum.
It’s hard to reconcile the pastoral serenity of the orchards and rice fields surrounding Choeung Ek with the horrific mass executions that took place here during the brutal reign of the Khmer Rouge, yet the memorial stupa filled with the skulls of Pol Pot’s victims tells the tale. These were the Killing Fields, where more than 17,000 men, women and children were slaughtered and buried in mass graves. First, however, they were tortured in Security Prison 21 (also known as S-21), a former high school on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, now the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, which you will also visit today.
Day 10 - Cruising the Mekong River, Hong Ngu
You leave Cambodia behind and cross into Vietnam today, delving into a region where traditional and modern lifestyle elements mingle: Agriculture may still reign supreme, but TV satellite dishes dot rooftops of houses built on stilts. You’ll visit the local island village of Hong Ngu, a major producer of the traditional Khmer scarves located not far from the Vietnam-Cambodia border. Since they’re woven in many homes around the village, you’ll have the opportunity to see the process first-hand. You’ll also stop at a local temple dedicated to a unique religion founded in this area of Vietnam, Hoa Hoa. And perhaps the most interesting visit of the day? A visit to the local home of a retired VC General.
In the Mekong Delta, hardworking residents live and labor on the water, harvesting what the delta gives them and turning it into products they can sell to earn a living or food they can eat, wasting nothing.
Day 11 - Gieng Island, Sa Dec
Following breakfast, you’ll venture to Gieng Island, where you’ll experience how a local family makes incense sticks and the conical hat. Later, your journey continues via sampan, where you’ll observe the daily routines of the villagers in Sa Dec and visit a colorful temple, the home of Mr. Huynh Thuy Le.
Sail to serene Gieng Island to dip into another aspect of Vietnam’s past: The triangle-shaped island is home to a surprising array of 19th-century Catholic churches and monasteries that date to an era when it was the largest Catholic parish in Vietnam. Though the Franciscan monastery and the Providence nunnery have been largely abandoned, stately Gieng Island Church is still in daily use.
Day 10 - Vinh Long, Ten Loi (Ben Tre) & Cai Be
Today, you’ll witness the hustle and bustle of delta river life as the local traders take their produce to market. After breakfast, you’ll board a traditional sampan and explore the narrow canals and backwaters of this famed region. The untouched island of Tien Loi awaits on a unique excursion created exclusively for Uniworld guests, where you can see how local farmers make rooster cages, decorate bonsais in their yards and more
Step aboard a sampan—the style of this vessel is traditional, but the one you’ll board is much more luxurious than those generally used on these waters—and join the locals thronging the harbor of Tien Loi. At the floating market here, merchants advertise their wares by attaching a sample—such as a watermelon, a coconut or a bunch of bananas—to a tall bamboo pole so their potential customers can easily see what they’re selling.candy.
Day 13 - My Tho (DISEMBARK), Transfer to Ho Chi Minh City
Experience how ancient history melds with the boisterous present in Vietnam’s largest city, where skyscrapers tower over ancient temples and motorbikes putter along picturesque alleys.
A landmark in Vietnamese history is the first destination on your panoramic city tour today, as you travel the city’s busy streets, passing elegant buildings and bustling shopping centers. On April 30, 1975, a North Vietnamese army tank crashed through the gates of the building now called the Reunification Palace, symbolizing the downfall of the South Vietnamese government and the end of the Vietnam War. It’s a modern structure, commissioned in 1962 by the president of South Vietnam after his own air force tried to kill him by bombing the 19th-century French palace that had stood on the site.
Day 14 - Ho Chi Minh City
Today’s featured excursion provides a fascinating glimpse of the Viet Cong’s vast network of incredibly narrow tunnels dating back to the Vietnam War.
Explore a fascinating aspect of Vietnam’s long struggle to free itself from Western control. Begun by the Viet Minh on the outskirts of Saigon in 1945, as shelter from French air raids, these tunnels were expanded in the 1960s by the Viet Cong, who extended them for many miles. A network of booby-trapped tunnels led to underground chambers where people lived—in considerable privation, generally—wounds were treated and children were taught. Only a small stretch of this network is open to the public, but if you’re venturesome, you may climb down into a tunnel for an up-close look (and we do mean close—don’t expect to stand upright).
Day 15 - Depart Ho Chi Minh City
If your cruise/tour package includes a group departure transfer or if you have purchased a private departure transfer, you will be transferred to Tan Son Nhat International Airport for your flight home or continue your tour with an extraordinary Bangkok optional extension program.
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From £1,059 pp
Launched in January 2020, the Mekong Jewel is the newest and most luxurious ship on the Mekong river. This all-suite Super Ship includes two dining venues: one main restaurant and an al fresco eatery on the upper deck. The Mekong Jewel was constructed with sustainable, eco-friendly materials, and features a swimming pool, spa, sauna and steam room, gym, hair salon, nail bar, two lounges and a library.
Catering for just 68 guests in 34 bespoke suites you can be sure of excellent, attentive service from the 51 crew to ensure an amazing and memorable cruise experience.
All suites have floor to ceiling windows providing expansive views of the passing scenery. and feature the following amenities:
While the Mekong Jewel is a beautiful and luxurious ship, its amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company owned ship.
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Sep 13 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £6379 | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £6379 | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Sep 17 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7299 | SAVE £1000 | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7299 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Sep 27 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Oct 11 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Oct 15 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7899 | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7899 | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Oct 25 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Nov 8 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Nov 12 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £8299 | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £8299 | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £12599 |
Nov 22 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Nov 26 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | Please Call | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Dec 6 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Dec 10 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £6399 | SAVE £1500 | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £6399 | Was £7899 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
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Jan 2 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7199 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7199 | Was £7999 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Jan 6 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | Please Call | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Jan 16 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Jan 30 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | Please Call | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Feb 3 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £10799 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £10799 | Was £11999 |
Feb 17 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | Please Call | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Mar 3 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9989 | Was £11099 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Mar 13 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9989 | Was £11099 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Mar 17 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Mar 27 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7271 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7271 | Was £8079 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9791 | Was £10879 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Mar 31 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7271 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7271 | Was £8079 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £10961 | Was £12179 |
Sep 4 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £5998 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £5998 | Was £7499 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £8518 | Was £10299 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £9688 | Was £11599 |
Sep 8 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7109 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7109 | Was £7899 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9629 | Was £10699 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £10799 | Was £11999 |
Sep 18 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7109 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7109 | Was £7899 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9629 | Was £10699 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £10799 | Was £11999 |
Sep 22 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7109 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7109 | Was £7899 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9629 | Was £10699 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £10799 | Was £11999 |
Oct 2 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9989 | Was £11099 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £11159 | Was £12399 |
Oct 16 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9989 | Was £11099 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Oct 20 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9989 | Was £11099 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £11159 | Was £12399 |
Oct 30 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | Sold | ||
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Nov 3 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9989 | Was £11099 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Nov 13 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7469 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7469 | Was £8299 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9989 | Was £11099 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Nov 27 | Mekong Jewel | Ho Chi Minh City | £7109 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7109 | Was £7899 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9629 | Was £10699 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | Sold |
Dec 1 | Mekong Jewel | Hanoi | £7109 | SAVE 10% | Cabin Upgrades |
Suite | Middle, Upper & Sun Deck | 323 ft², French or Outside Balcony | £7109 | Was £7899 | |
Grand Suite | Sun Deck | 548 ft², Outside Balcony | £9629 | Was £10699 | |
Royal Suite | Sun Deck | 924 ft², Private Terrace | £10799 | Was £11999 |