Remote Villages & Living Traditions Along the Mekong

Cruising the Mekong River is far more than just a journey — it’s a deep dive into the heart of Southeast Asia, where the river has shaped everyday life for centuries.
Aboard a comfortable ship, you’ll travel through a world of rice paddies, floating markets, ancient temples and stilted houses, far from the tourist crowds.

This unique cruise offers exclusive access to remote villages only reachable by boat, where you’ll meet local communities devoted to their traditions — from ancestral crafts to warm, heartfelt hospitality.

From the emerald waters of the majestic Halong Bay, to the sacred temples of Angkor in Cambodia, and the serene spirituality of Laos, each stop reveals an authentic facet of this captivating region.

When is the best time to cruise the Mekong?

The dry season, from November to April, is the most pleasant time to travel: warm temperatures, low humidity, and ideal water levels to reach the most remote villages.
It’s also when landscapes are at their most accessible and encounters with local life are especially rewarding.