Indochina Pandaw

Vessel Type: Luxury River Cruising

Passenger Capacity: 60 passengers

Length: 170.27ft / 51.90m

Built: 2009

The RV Indochina Pandaw is a 51.9 m river expedition vessel launched in Vietnam in 2009 and relocated to Burma in 2011, designed for intimate and luxurious river cruising. With 28 cabins accommodating 56 guests, the ship combines teak and brass finishes with modern comfort, featuring panoramic French windows, air-conditioning, Nespresso machines, minibars with complimentary drinks, premium mattresses, spa amenities, and yoga mats. Each cabin also benefits from nightly turndown service, 24-hour laundry, and multi-configuration plugs, ensuring convenience and relaxation throughout the voyage.

Dining and activities onboard emphasise regional cuisine and cultural immersion. Guests enjoy semi-buffet breakfasts and lunches, seated theme dinners, daily lean and light menu options, premium wines, and onboard bakery items. The ship offers cultural performances, educational talks, cooking classes, and guided excursions with amenities such as bottled water, cold towels, and first aid-trained assistants. Public areas include an air-conditioned saloon bar, sundeck bar, library, lecture room, guest relation desk, and a two-room spa. Safety is ensured with internationally certified crew, fire and firefighting systems, and 24-hour watch, supported by a full complement of officers, chefs, guides, and housekeeping staff.