Mekong River Cruise Vietnam And Cambodia

The Mekong River Cruise Vietnam And Cambodia tour includes visits to Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, and Ho Chi Minh City. Along the way, you'll explore various destinations such as Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Tralach, Koh Chen, Chau Doc, Sa Dec, Vinh Long, Cai Be, and My Tho. This 11-day itinerary offers a comprehensive journey through Cambodia and Vietnam, highlighting significant cultural and historical sites.

This package includes accommodations as per the itinerary, meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), a cruise director throughout the cruise, private arrival and departure transfers, taxes related to harbor cruise or sea transportation, and shore excursions organized by the cruise line. Additionally, dinner drinks include one glass of local wine per person. Complimentary Wi-Fi, mandatory service tips, and port fees are also included.

No, international flights are not included in this package. Travelers are responsible for arranging their own flights to and from the starting point in Siem Reap and the ending point in Ho Chi Minh City. Keytours Vacations can assist with flight arrangements if needed.

While the cruise itself follows a set itinerary, Keytours Vacations offers the possibility to customize certain elements such as pre- or post-cruise accommodations, additional excursions, or extended stays in any of the destinations. It's best to discuss your specific preferences with a Keytours travel consultant to tailor the experience to your needs.

This itinerary involves moderate physical activity, including walking tours of historical sites and temples, exploring local markets, and participating in shore excursions. Some activities, like visiting the Cu Chi tunnels, may require more physical effort. Travelers should be comfortable with walking and standing for extended periods.

The tour provides meals as per the itinerary, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Lunch and dinner are typically served on board the ship or at local restaurants during excursions. The package also includes limited drinks with meals, such as one glass of local wine per person at dinner.