Upon landing in Bangkok, meet your representative at the aircraft door and proceed directly through immigration via fast track, bypassing the queues entirely.

Transfer between the airport and your hotel by private vehicle.

Bangkok’s culinary scene is a feast for the senses, blending Michelin-starred excellence with local street flavors. For refined Thai cuisine, R-Haan showcases elevated regional dishes in an elegant setting, while Riva Arun pairs scenic riverside views with romantic fine dining. Sirimahannop and SEEN offer stylish venues perfect for sunset cocktails and creative modern menus. For authentic local flavors, Krua Apsorn and Thipsamai deliver time-honored recipes beloved by locals, and Kor Sticky Rice is a must for traditional Thai desserts. Food lovers seeking adventure can explore Chinatown or Bangthat Thong Street, where sizzling woks and aromatic spices line the streets. From luxury dining to casual market stalls, Bangkok’s vibrant food scene satisfies every palate and mood.

Head out of Bangkok with your private guide to Damnoen Saduak, Thailand's largest floating market, where vendors paddle through a network of canals trading fresh produce, fruit, and goods from their boats. From the market, a walk along the canal brings you to the quieter Lao Tak Lak Market, where Damnoen Saduak originated and late 19th-century architecture preserves a way of life built around the waterways. Lunch here follows naturally before the return drive to Bangkok, passing rice paddies and shrimp farms and pausing at Nakorn Pathom, home to the largest pagoda in Thailand.

Explore Bangkok's most significant royal and religious landmarks with a private guide, beginning at the walled compound that holds both Wat Phra Kaew and the Grand Palace. Wat Phra Kaew houses the revered Emerald Buddha, the most sacred image in Thailand, while the Grand Palace beside it layers traditional Thai design with Western influence across centuries of royal history. From there, the tour moves to Wat Pho, home to more than 1,000 Buddha images, the celebrated Reclining Buddha, and the origins of Thailand's massage tradition, before a return transfer closes the day.

Bangkok’s bustling 200-year-old Chinatown, also known as Yaowarat, has long been one of the city’s most atmospheric neighborhoods. Tonight, you will wander down Chinatown’s characterful narrow alleys with your private guide. As you make your way through this enchanting part of the city, take in the aromas of steaming woks, admire the vibrant selection of jewels and exotic herbs, and feel amazed at the dazzling array of neon lights. Pause for a drink at a local rooftop bar (beer or soft drink included) and enjoy the stunning views of the sunset over the Chao Phraya River. Jump on a tuk tuk and head deep into Chinatown to really discover what the area has to offer, from small stalls with low-to-the-ground plastic chairs to regal restaurants. Sample Chinese dishes with a distinctively Thai spin, including dim sum, dumplings, fresh seafood, local desserts and more. Your private guide will help you navigate the staggering variety of culinary options for you to taste, providing insight into the local area and the distinct culinary traditions. Finish the evening with a drink at an open-air bar, where you can relax in comfort and relish in the hustle and bustle of Chinatown.

Transfer between the airport and your hotel by private vehicle.

Board a flight from Bangkok with direct service to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Approximate flight time is 1 hour.

Meet your private driver and English-speaking guide for an airport transfer.

Welcome aboard!

Take some time to get settled into your stateroom, and explore the length of your cruise vessel. This evening, join your fellow cruise mates at a Welcome Reception, as your boat departs en route to Wat Hanchey.

This morning visit Wat Hanchey, a hilltop temple dating back to the 8th century. Climb or be driven to the top where you will enjoy stunning views of the surrounding area and partake in a traditional water blessing given by local monks. After lunch, enjoy a walking tour through the rural village of Angkor Ban. Here, you will visit a traditional Khmer house and interact with children at a local school.

Begin your day of excursion in Kampong Tralach with an ox-cart ride through the beautiful Cambodian countryside. Along the way, stop to meet a local farmer and learn about his daily life. At the silversmith village in Konpong Louang, see talented craftsmen use age-old techniques to turn pure silver into works of art. In the afternoon, set sail for the capital city of Phnom Penh. You'll have the option to either visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and one of the Killing Fields to gain insight into the atrocities inflicted on the Cambodian people by the Khmer Rouge regime or explore the lively Central Market, known for its unique Art Deco design, by taking a tuk-tuk ride.

Today, join a guided tour of the city by private cyclo with visits to the Royal Palace with the spectacular Silver Pagoda, and the National Museum featuring an outstanding display of Khmer artifacts. The remainder of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure. Just before dinner, children from a local orphanage will perform a show, featuring traditional song and dance.

Good morning Vietnam! Take a village walk through the Chau Doc market and absorb the atmosphere as locals are busy buying and selling fish, meat, and produce. After lunch, embark on a guided excursion down the backwaters of the Mekong. Along the way, see traditional floating homes, speedboat merchants, religious sites, a market selling dried goods, and more.

This morning, a sampan brings you to the village of Long Khanh A, for a cotton-weaving demonstration of this well-preserved tradition. In the afternoon, enjoy scenes of daily life on Cu Lao Gieng Island via sampan and local motor cart. Your guided excursion starts with a stop at one of Vietnam’s oldest Catholic churches. Then, visit the home of a local family that makes Vietnamese conical hats, or “Non la,” from materials available to them such as palm leaves and bamboo. These iconic hats are primarily used as protection from the sun and rain but you may also see them used as a basket to carry home goods from the market. Lastly, visit a local workshop where a skilled family hand-crafts sampan boats.

Board a sampan this morning to visit a local workshop in Vinh Long where you will see how rice paper, rice wine, and traditional candies are made. In the afternoon, enjoy time on board the ship as you sail to the exciting Ho Chi Minh City.

Bid farewell to the staff and your fellow cruisemates as you disembark from your ship.

You will be privately transferred between your accommodations and Ho Chi Minh Airport by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight from Ho Chi Minh City with direct service to Phu Quoc. Approximate flight time is one hour and five minutes.

You will be privately transferred between your accommodations and Phu Quoc Airport by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Discover the natural beauty of Phu Quoc Island with your private-guide as you experience a slower pace of life. Today, time is made for you to visit and observe local specialty, manufacturers, artisans, and fishermen who have worked in the area for generations. After a visit to the regions famous and historical Phu Quoc Prison, your guide will lead you to a pearl farm. Pearl farming is famous in the region, teaming with sea life and Phu Quoc's pearls are sought after for their fine quality. At the farm, observe the lifecycle of this fine good and how goes from oyster to polished gem. Continue to Ho Quoc Pagoda, the largest Buddhist temple on Phu Quoc Island. From the top of the picturesque pagoda, enjoy 360-degree views of the ocean and surrounding mountainous landscape. Lastly, it's stop at Sao beach, one of Phu Quoc’s most beautiful beaches, for swimming and lunch.

Settle in at your own pace, whether exploring independently or unwinding at your hotel with access to its full range of amenities.

This evening, take a boat from the port and enjoy the sunset on the way to the fishing site. You will get to experience being a fisherman in Vietnam and try your hand at squid fishing. The boat service will be pleased to cook your dinner with the squids and fish that you catch. After the tour you will be brought back to your hotel.

You will be privately transferred between your accommodations and Phu Quoc Airport by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Tucked away on South Sathorn Road, in Bangkok's Central Business District, the Metropolitan by COMO is removed from city traffic but with easy access to cultural highlights, shopping and nightlife. Perfect for travellers seeking a place of peace, all rooms and suites offer a cool and light filled space. Award winning restaurants serve gastronomical delights and authentic food. The hotel's luxurious, outdoor pool, yoga studio and spa take a personalized approach to the fitness and wellbeing of all guests.

Welcome aboard the Avalon Saigon, a 195-foot river cruise vessel inviting you to embark on a journey filled with captivating experiences. With a maximum capacity of only 36 guests, it promises an intimate cruise experience that seamlessly combines modern comfort with the enchanting allure of the region. Unlike larger cruise ships, the Saigon is expertly designed to easily access secluded areas where others cannot venture. However, there is ample room to move about the ship, ensuring you never feel crowded. Whether you find yourself in the Panorama Lounge or the Open-air Observation Lounge, every corner exudes a warm welcome. For moments of serenity, the ship offers a spa where you can indulge in rejuvenating treatments. If you're curious about the art of navigation, the open bridge policy allows you to interact with the ship's captain, gaining insights into the fascinating world of maritime exploration. Engage in onboard lectures, activities, and entertainment that immerse you in the heart of Southeast Asia, and choose from a variety of excursion options that allow you to tailor your cruise experience to your preferences. As your journey winds through captivating regions, savor the culinary delights prepared by a group of talented chefs in the onboard dining area. Delight your taste buds with a fusion of regional cuisine and beloved classics. The ship's bar is a hub of conviviality, where you can unwind with fellow travelers over a selection of libations. In the spirit of your journey, the Avalon Saigon offers more than just a cruise; it provides a symphony of experiences, enabling you to explore Southeast Asia in your unique way.

Set amid the gorgeous shoreline in Phu Quoc, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa is a luxurious retreat featuring renowned architect, Bill Bensley’s whimsical design. This lavish beachfront resort was once a 19th-century French university that has been re-imagined. Stay in one of the 244 guestrooms and suites, each brimming with elegance and enlivened by pops of color with superb views of the emerald sea or the enchanting garden. Daydream the morning away on the beach or unwind in quiet reflection in the garden. Relax by the one of three outdoor pools accentuated by the glistening waters of the Khem Beach, a refreshing reminder of the resort’s allure. Extend your relaxing break and indulge in an unforgettable sensory experience at the on-site spa. In the evening, ignite your senses with an array of gourmet cuisine at any of the delightful restaurants. Complete the evening in the science-themed bar with a signature cocktail while you enjoy the emerald bay views. Let the beauty of Vietnam’s largest island inspire every sense at JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa.