The luxury river cruise ship has been created by Venice-Simplon-Orient-Express
from the former MS Nederland. Since 1995 this totally
refurbished ship sails between Mandalay and Bagan. The ship
has a swimming pool, a large sun deck, a spacious
observation lounge with large windows in addition to the
excellent cabin facilities, a restaurant able to accommodate
all passengers in one sitting and satellite communications.
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Pandaw cruising is different from other forms of cruising.
The atmosphere on board is informal and relaxed. A Pandaw
cruise is a deeply tranquil experience. There are no
(nonessential) Tannoy announcements and other irritations
normally associated with a cruise ship. Pandaw passengers
like to be smart casual at night, but do not dress up. There
is no captain's table at dinner or any of the other rituals
associated with sea cruising.
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Originally built in Scotland in 1947, Pandaw, and the same
design as the original Irrawaddy Flotilla Company steamers
that used to ply along the Irrawaddy river during the
colonial days in Myanmar. The Irrawaddy river cruising
boutique hotel. River cruises to explore the Royal capitals
around Mandalay and experience the life of the great
Irrawaddy river beyond Royal Mandalay and Ancient Bagan.
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The Amara River Cruise is a traditional Myanmar riverboat
traveling along the Ayarwady and Chindwin River. It measures
30 meters / 100 feet in length by 8 meters / 24 feet in
width. With a shallow draft of 1 meter/ 3 feet and two Hino
engines. It can go as far north as Bamo all year round. On
board you find a total of seven Cabins, six standard double
cabins and one deluxe, each with its own bathroom with hot
and cold shower. Communal areas include dining room, bar and
canopied sundeck.
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RV MAHAYTHI offering two cruises traveling into the network of Ayeyarwady Delta Region. This is the one and only river cruise operating in the delta area which should not be missed. Pleasantly cruise travel into the Delta region, via Twante where clay pot painting and Pathein where the traditional umbrella workshops are located. One can see the native villages, the mighty Ayeyarwady
River, un-spoilt beaches of purest white sand and
crystal-clear blue water facing the Bay of Bengal.
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