Upstream Cruising by the RV Pandaw - 4 Days, Mekong tours

Duration: 4 days / 3 nights
Tour route: Saigon - My Tho - Cai Be - Cai Be - Sa Dec - Cu Lao Gien - Chau Doc - Border Crossing - Phnom Penh
Highlight of the tour: This is the best way to visit Cambodia and Vietnam. A cruising along Mekong river delta to discover the most interesting palaces in Indochina by RV Pandaw cruise.

Detailed tour itinerary

Day 1: Saigon - My Tho - Cai Be ( Lunch, Dinner)

Transfer from the Hotel to the port of My Tho bo coach to embark cruise.

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Day 2: Cai Be - Sa Dec - Cu Lao Gien (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

In the morning passengers will take an exciting Sampan boat excursion to Sa Dec via Vinh Long, along canals and backwaters. Passengers will visit Cai Be and its colorful floating market and Sa De to see the local market and the ancient house of Mr, Huyn Thuy Le, the 'lover' of Marguerite Duras, a famous french novelist. In the afternoon, we visit Cu Lao Gien island and a Catholic monastery called 'La Providence'.

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Day 3: Chau Doc - Border Crossing (Breakfast. Lunch, dinner)

Visit a Cham tribal village, a cat fish farm, and enjoy a trishaw ride round Chau Doc. Return to the ship by boat for lunch and cast off for the Cambodian border for the usual formalities.

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Day 4: Phnom Penh ( Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Arrive in the early morning and disembark.

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Price in US Dollar per person

Type of Cabin	*High season(Jan - Mar 2010)*		Low season (Apr - Sep 2010)		*High season (Oct - Dec 2010)*
	*Room*	*Per Person*	*Room*	*Per Person*	*Room*	*Per Person*
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*Deluxe*
*Royal suite*

PRICE INCLUDES:

•Entrance fees
•Guide services (English language)
•Gatuities to crew, main meals ocally made soft and alcoholic beverages, ugged coffee and selection of teas and tisanes, mineral water.
•Transfer to the meeting point in Saigon from the ship at the end of a voyage

PRICE EXCLUDES:

•International flights
•Port dues (if levied)
•Laundry
•All visa costs
•Fuel surcharges
•Imported beverages such as wines
•Premium spirits and liqueurs, fancy soft drinks like Perrier, espressos and cappuccinos at bar.

What to bring:Passport, change of clothes, sun-glasses & hat, sun-block, insect repel, flashlights, good shoes, cable locks