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Victoria Cruise Mekong

Description

The 4-star Victoria Cruise is newest cruise on the Mekong river. The cruise was launched in late-2019. While the cruise’s destinations boast an ancient history, our ship enjoys state-of-the-art design and a chic, contemporary aesthetic for the ultimate in comfort and style.

  • Victoria
  • Launch 2019
  • 35 cabins
  • Metal
  • Mekong
  • Vietnam & Cambodia

Victoria Cruise's Facilities

  • 24-hour Security
  • Boutique Library
  • Conference & meeting facilities
  • Observatory
  • Pool
  • Reception
  • Restaurant
  • Spa & Beauty
  • Tender for sightseeing

Cruise Itineraries

Downstream: Phnom Penh – Can Tho

Note*: This 4 day-tour departs weekly on every Sunday from Phnom Penh

The charming capital of Phnom Penh was once known as the “Pearl of the Orient” for its French colonial buildings, tree-lined boulevards and scenic riverwalk. Against the backdrop of a traditional musical performance, board the Victoria Cruise Ship at Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh’s downtown riverside promenade.
As the sun sets on the Tonle Sap River, linger over a sundowner on the sundeck while taking in a performance of Khmer Apsara dancing with the opportunity to meet the performers afterward. As day turns into night, sit down to a wonderful Khmer buffet dinner to officially welcome you aboard your Victoria Mekong Cruise. Tonight, the ship overnights at Sisowath Quay.

Note*: Meet us at Sisowath Quay Riverside, Phnom Penh 855 Cambodia at 3pm

Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: Victoria Cruise

As the Victoria Cruise begins cruising towards the Cambodia-Vietnam border, enjoy a Yoga session by the Infinity Pool or the Sky Deck, followed by breakfast in the restaurant. After, select from the many on-board activities including a ship’s tour, a cocktail competition, a food carving demonstration, a mini-golf tournament, or simply relax by the pool and enjoy the view.
After lunch, the ship sails into Vietnamese waters and anchors near Tan Chau. Tender sampans to visit a colorful Taoist Temple, look at fish farms, houses on stilts and get your first glimpse of the Vietnamese countryside. Return on board in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance. After dinner, enjoy the evening’s entertainment while the ship sails to Vam Nao where we anchor for the night.

Meals: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Accommodation: Victoria Cruise

Wake up to another leisurely breakfast as the Victoria Cruise sails towards the provincial capital of Long Xuyen in the Mekong Delta. Tender ashore to visit the authentic Long Xuyen Floating Market and the An Giang Museum, with fascinating exhibits on Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer and Cham cultures in the region, and learn about he ancient Oc Eo civilization. Return to the ship and enjoy lunch as we cruise towards Tan Loc Island where a selection of shore excursions awaits, to visit a local “rose apple” distillery and meet its charming and eccentric owner.
Later, after a short motocart ride, tea will be served in a historic century-old house featuring Chinese, French and Vietnamese architectural elements. Return to the ship and cruise towards Can Tho, the beating heart of the Mekong Delta. Enjoy a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance known as đờn ca tài tử, followed by a final farewell dinner. Overnight in Can Tho.
Meals: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Accommodation: Victoria Cruise
For your last day on board the Victoria Mekong, enjoy breakfast on the terrace of our Claypot restaurant. Chill out and enjoy the view from the pool or from your private balcony before disembarkation. End of our Services.

Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: n/a

Upstream: Can Tho – Phnom Penh

Note*: this 5 day-tour depart weekly on every Wednesday from Can Tho

Mid-afternoon, board the Victoria Mekong at the Port in Can Tho, the beating heart of the Mekong Delta. As the ship cruises towards Long Xuyen, watch the sunset over the Hau River, sundowner in hand.
As day turns into night, enjoy a traditional Southern Vietnamese folk music performance known as don ca tai tu, followed by a Vietnamese dinner buffet to officially welcome you aboard your Victoria Mekong Cruise. Overnight near Long Xuyen.

Note*: Meet us at Victoria Can Tho Resort at 3pm or 4pm.

Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: Victoria Cruise

Visit Tiger Island (net weavers workshops, incense making, Wood Carver). Travel by sampans or by “xe loi”
After breakfast tender ashore to visit the authentic Long Xuyen Floating Market and the An Giang Traditions Museum, with fascinating exhibits on Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer and Cham cultures in the region. During lunch the ship sails on before anchoring near Tiger Island.
Head ashore by sampan and explore Tiger Island by “xe loi”, visiting a wood carver and cottage industries such as net weaving and incense makers. Visit a pagoda locally known as “Mr. Tiger’s Temple”, hear the story that won the island its name. Delta. Return on board in time for dinner and the evening’s entertainment as the ship continues cruising to Tan Chau where we overnight.

Meals: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Accommodation: Victoria Cruise

Enjoy breakfast before heading by sampan to the shore where you will then board a local rickshaw to a silk village to witness all the labor-intensive steps to producing this fine textile, including the use of natural dyes made from tree bark, leaves and fruit.
After lunch on board, visit more Mekong Delta attractions, including floating fish farms and a Taoist Temple where you can get your fortune told. There is also an option to travel by speedboat to Chau Doc to see the submerged forest of Tra Su, known for its abundant bird life and picturesque mangroves. Return to the ship in time for a traditional Vietnamese lion dance, followed by dinner and the evening’s entertainment. Overnight near Tan Chau.

Meals: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Accommodation: Victoria Cruise

As the Victoria Cruise begins cruising towards the Vietnam-Cambodia border, start the day with an early yoga session on the Sky Deck or by the Infinity Pool, followed by a leisurely breakfast in the restaurant.

After, select from the many on-board activities including a ship’s tour, cocktail competition, a food carving demonstration, a mini-golf tournament, or simply enjoy the scenery as we sail on towards Phnom Penh and cross the border between Vietnam and Cambodia. We arrive late afternoon in the charming capital of Phnom Penh, once known as the “Pearl of the Orient” for its French colonial buildings, tree-lined boulevards and scenic riverwalk.

Before the farewell dinner, take in a lively performance of Khmer Apsara dancing with the opportunity to meet the performers afterward. Overnight in Phnom Penh.

Meals: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Accommodation: Victoria Cruise

Enjoy a final breakfast on board Victoria Cruise before disembarking at Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh’s downtown riverside promenade. End of our Services

Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: n/a

Important note*

  • PROGRAMS & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO THE WATER LEVEL. WE WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED 2 WEEKS BEFORE DEPARTURE
  • For overnight registration, we will need passport information (Full name, sex, Nationality, passport number, date of birth) of passengers at least four weeks prior to cruise date.

Cabins & Rates

Cabintype Rates
(US$/person)

Victoria Cruise
  • 25sqm
  • Main deck
  • Double/twin beds
  • Max 2 persons


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Victoria Cruise Cabins
  • 25sqm
  • Upper deck
  • Double/twin beds
  • Max 2 persons

Victoria Cruise rate
  • 45sqm
  • Upper deck
  • Double
  • Max 2 persons

Note*: The price shows in the calendar is proposed rate for Phnom Penh – Can Tho 4 days. The price would vary depending on your departures, number of of passengers and cabin type. Please book the tour or contact us for best rate of your itinerary.

Booking Policy

  • All meals included in selected program
  • Free flow of soft beverages and local beers all day
  • Free flow of house wine by the glass during lunch and dinner
  • Complimentary refillable bottle in room
  • Escorted excursions included in program
  • Onboard entertainment
  • Taxes, Fuel, River Pilots, local anchorage fee
  • Port tax (65USD)
  • Transfers from/to your hotel to/from meeting point
  • Government taxes & service charge
  • Tour guide gratuities
  • Any visa fees
  • Transfers to/from meeting point/ship
  • Optional excursions
  • Medical services
  • Ancillary services such as Spa treatments
  • Telephone expenses
  • Peak Season: 200 USD surcharge per adult/cruise and 100 USD surcharge per child/cruise on Christmas Eve (24 December) & New Year’s Eve (31 December)

Cancellation by Customer
For cancellations of bookings, the following charges will apply:

  • 91 days or more: 30% of the cruise price
  • 61 to 90 days: 65% of the cruise price
  • 31 to 59 days: 80% of the cruise price
  • 30 days or less/ noshow: 100% of the cruise price
  • Children under 5 are not allowed to do the trip
  • A child from 5-11 years: 35% adult price / sharing bed with parents
  • A child from 5-11 years: 75% adult price if sharing cabin with 1 adult
  • A child from 12 is fully charged as adult.

Victoria Cruise’s Deck Plan

  • 17 Deluxe River Deck / Main Deck
  • 16 Deluxe Panorama Deck / Upper deck
  • 2 Suites / Upper Deck
Victoria Cruise Mekong River

Victoria Cruise Amenities

  • Air-conditioner
  • Cabinet
  • Free Wifi - Public area
  • Hair Dryer
  • Mini-bar
  • Non Smoking Rooms
  • Private Balcony - All rooms
  • Private Bathroom
  • Safety box
  • Seating Area
  • Shower
  • Tea & coffee facility
  • Toiletries
  • TV

VIDEO ABOUT Victoria Cruise

Questions & Answers


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The rivers you will sail on are subject to seasonal rises and falls of water level, in some places as much as 30 metres. Water levels can change dramatically overnight and a sudden rise can impede our progress upstream considerably and even prevent us from passing under certain bridges. A sudden fall can result in our being unable to get into certain places or go as far upstream as we would hope. Groundings on sandbars are not infrequent and are part of the
excitement of any expedition. Published itineraries are indicational only and subject to sudden change. In such events alternative itineraries will be provided and we do our best to ensure that if a stop is missed we make up for it with another stop.

Passengers are thus forewarned and expected to be flexible and patient. River cruising in Asia can be a dramatic and adventurous experience – not like cruising the controlled waterways of Europe or America. Note also that we operate in areas with little or no developed infrastructure and subject to the strictures of local officialdom. Be prepared for this and it is all more the fun!

For itineraries that include flights in the price of the ticket it should be noted that regional airlines can change departure times or cancel flights at very short notice. In such an event we endeavour to arrange alternative flights but note that this can result in delays often resulting in embarking or disembarking on a different day to that indicated in the itinerary. In such an event the company will cover the cost of hotel accommodation and main meals only, but will not be liable for any claims for compensation for missed days on board a ship, drinks or curtailment of the said itinerary.

We recommend wearing loose and comfortable clothing made of cotton or modern material that can readily cool off sweat and body hear. The type of shoes will depend on the excursion types so best to have both light, open toed shoes as well as good walking/hiking shoes with you. A sun hat is always a good idea to bring along.
Southern Vietnam and Cambodia are warm all year-round, but our other cruise destinations can get chilly during the winter months (Laos, Myanmar or northern Vietnam). Therefore, it is always recommended to bring a pullover or a warm jacket with you during this period.
Many of our cruises include visits to local temples or pagodas. When visiting these holy sites, make sure to wear appropriate clothing which covers your shoulders and knees.

Generally speaking, the rivers we are cruising on in Southeast Asia are very calm and there is hardly any motion on any of our ships. A bit of motion can occur during monsoon rains with stormy winds, but the amount of motion is much less than one would feel during bad weather on the open ocean.
Sea cruises as we offer in Halong Bay or Lan Ha Bay can sometimes encounter heavier waters and ship motion, although this happens very rarely and port authorities will most likely not allow sailing under any such circumstances anyway.
If you are new to cruising or prone to motion sickness, it does not hurt to bring along some motion sickness medication. Drinking a nice hot fresh ginger tea is a natural remedy and tasty alternative our staff is always happy to make for you.

All food and beverage on board is completely safe to eat and enjoy, including the ice cubes you enjoy in your chilled drinks. We do not recommend drinking water straight from the tap anywhere, including onboard. We provide you with complimentary clean drinking water throughout your cruise.
You may want to be bit careful with local dishes as they can be spicier than you are used to from home. Approach new dishes slowly and carefully. If you have a sensitive stomach, then you may like to double check with our chef or onboard managers about specific dishes or meals.
On excursions, it may be a good idea to avoid local foods and snacks unless offered by our tour guides. Besides the above, in general we recommend the following motto for your pre- and post-cruise travelling in the Southeast Asian tropics: boil it, peel it, cook it, wash it or forget it!

The most effective protection from personal contamination is ensuring strict attention to personal hygiene and in particular, frequent and thorough hand washing with soap and water and refraining from hand-to-mouth contact. Colds and other viruses can spread quickly in an enclosed area such as a ship. Continue to practice common-sense hygiene and respiratory courtesy. Wash your hands often and cover your coughs and sneeze. It is recommended that passengers carry anti-bacterial hand sanitizer, which does not require rinsing with water. Use sanitizer frequently and throughout the day, particularly after shore excursions and prior to meals. If you have any questions regarding your health or safety, please do not hesitate to ask your cruise director.

Motion sickness can be a problem for some people when cruising, flying or travelling on coaches and trains and it is a good idea to take precautionary measures. Over-the-counter drugs for treating motion sickness can be purchased at pharmacies in most countries, though a side effect can by drowsiness. Alternatives such as ginger tablets and acupressure wristbands are also available and work well for some people.

Cambodia visas are easily obtained for most travelers on arrival. Note that passports must have a validity of at least 6 months after your last date of travel in Cambodia.
Because travel restrictions across Southeast Asia are constantly changing, we recommend checking with the Cambodia embassy/consulate in your home country for the latest information.

With the exception of visa exemptions, all travelers must arrange their visa prior to arrival in Vietnam. Passports must also have a validity of at least 6 months after your last date of travel in Vietnam.
Because travel restrictions across Southeast Asia are constantly changing, we recommend checking with the Vietnam embassy/consulate in your home country for the latest information.

We recommend at least purchasing travel health insurance which covers both in- & outpatient visits and medical repatriation. Buying additional trip cancellation and interruption coverage may also be beneficial in case you have to cancel your travel plans due to unforeseen circumstances.

We always recommend bringing a travel adapter as a standard item in your travel kit. You can borrow an adapter on board, but these may be limited.

It is customary in Asia to tip service providers such as waiters, at approximately 10%, depending on the service. Tipping is expected - though not compulsory - and shows an expression of satisfaction with the people who have assisted you on your tour. Although it may not be customary to you, it is of considerable significance to the people who will take care of you during your travels. There are several times during the trip where there is opportunity to tip the local guides or drivers we use. Recommendations for tipping drivers and local guides would range from $3-$5 USD per person per day depending on the quality and length of the service.

Indochina Countries use 220V, and a mixture of flat 2-pin, round 2-pin or 3 pin plugs. It is recommended to bring a universal plug adapter.

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5 star ratingChau Doc - Cai Be by private Sampan We had amazing experience on the private Sampan. It's a special trip for our honeymoon. Guide was great. Staff were very tentative. It's a small boat but we had our private time on it. Itinerary was great. We visited villages... read more

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Luke M
06/08/24

4 star ratingAuthentic We stayed on the sampan on the Can Tho route to Caí Be for only 1 night because there was no other availability. The boat is very simple but suitable. However, certain points still need to be improved because the... read more

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Aurelia B
20/04/24

5 star ratingA peaceful and original cruise with attentive staff The descent of the Mekong aboard a sampan where we were the only couple of passengers was an original and unforgettable experience. The on-board staff and the French-speaking guide from Victoria Cruises really took great care of us (as discreet... read more

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Ecureuils66
19/04/24

5 star ratingBook he longest duration you can as you will not be disappointed Just completed a 2 night Mekong river cruise and all I can say is that it has been the highlight of our 3 weeks in Vietnam. The boat, it’s crew, our guide called Swing were all excellent. Being off the... read more

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Paul R
17/03/24

5 star ratingGreat mini cruise on the backwaters We did a 24 hour cruise on our own boat complete with a/c. The guide was excellent as were the crew and the food was good. Nice to get off the beaten track a bit and enjoyed the evening market... read more

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GreyNomad27
19/02/24

5 star ratingGreat Personal Boat Tour We booked the Deep in the Delta private cruise from Can Tho to Chau Doc and were very glad that we did! It was a remarkable journey that really let us observe daily life on the Mekong and all of... read more

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11/01/24
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