RV Lotus

The RV Lotus operates along the Mekong River, sailing between Ho Chi Minh City (My Tho), Vietnam and Siem Reap/Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

RV Lotus is an intimate boutique ship carrying just 108 passengers and approximately 50 crew members, ensuring an impressive 1:2 crew-to-guest ratio

Yes. Every suite on the RV Lotus features private balcony space. Most Deluxe Suites include both an outdoor balcony and an indoor panoramic French balcony, allowing unobstructed views of the passing Mekong landscape.

There are three main suite categories:

• Deluxe Balcony Suites (226 sq. ft. / 21 sq. m): Standard suites featuring private indoor and outdoor balconies.

• Sadec Balcony Suites: Upper deck suites offering additional floor space and an upgraded ensuite with a spa bath.

• Mekong Suites: Top-tier suites featuring a separate lounge area, king-size bed, whirlpool spa bath, and a large private terrace.

Yes. The RV Lotus features an outdoor Sun Deck swimming pool accompanied by sun loungers and a shade canopy, ideal for cooling off after tropical shore excursions.

Guests can dine at the Mekong Restaurant, which serves regional Vietnamese and Cambodian dishes alongside Western favourites prepared by local chefs. Light snacks and drinks are also available at Le Việt Nam Café and the Saigon Lounge & Bar.

Yes. Fares typically include complimentary local beers, house spirits, international wines, and soft drinks with lunch and dinner onboard.

Onboard amenities include:

• Sun Deck with pool and outdoor bar

• Saigon Lounge & Bar

• Apsara Spa & Wellness Centre

• Fitness Centre

• Cultural demonstrations (e.g., fruit carving, lectures, and traditional Apsara dance performances)

Yes, complimentary Wi-Fi is available in public lounges and select areas onboard. However, connection speeds can vary depending on the remote locations passed along the river in rural Vietnam and Cambodia.

Yes. Travelmarvel packages feature guided shore excursions at every port, including visits to local villages (like Tan Chau and Koh Chen), Buddhist blessings in Oudong, tuk-tuk rides, and transfers to iconic landmarks like Angkor Wat.