The old Irrawddy Flotilla Company, originally founded in 1865, had the largest privately owned fleet of ships in the world by the 1920s. It was revived in 1995 when its Pandaw, an old-style steam ship, was acquired and restored as a colonial river vehicle. Pandaw Cruises now have 5 beautiful crafted ships which are all first-hand. Each ship, hand finished in brass and teak wood dιcor traditional craftsmen and has shallow drafts that enable travel to remote areas. They are mainly located in Indochina, sailing through Vietnam, Borneo, Bhurma and Cambodia.
Features
Colonial-era concept in design, elegance, fine dining and service
Feels like a tropical getaway on a private motor yacht
One category-only stateroom; cabin size from 168 square feet
All cabins have own air conditioning, mini-safe, storage, wardrobe, writing desk and amenities include hair drier, kimono, slippers
Upper deck provides a panoramic space with own rattan chairs for relaxation
Single, open-seating dinner with casual ambience
Enjoy a complimentary daily cocktail
Local soft drinks, beers and spirits depending on suitability and availability by country are also on the house
Shore excursions and all entrance fee included
Gratuity to crew included
Itineraries
With five luxury ships exploring five countries, Pandaw is the largest luxury river cruise company in Asia. The line offers the most comprehensive Myanmar tour sailing along the Irrawaddy River The Road to Mandalay. You may choose this sort of itinerary for 7-, 8-, 14-, or 20- nights. There are also river voyages to Borneo Rajang River for 9 nights and the magnificent Mekong River, from Vietnam Saigon to Siem Reap for ranges 3 to 10 nights.
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