Road to Mandalay River Cruise
The ship itself originally began life as a Rhine cruiser
in Germany and made her maiden voyage on 6th July 1964.
Originally built to very high standards for its day, the
ship was purchased by Orient-Express Hotels, Trains &
Cruises in 1994 following a period as a floating hotel
Today the Road To Mandalay continues to ply the waters
of the Ayeyarwady River giving passengers the
opportunity to see this fascinating and ancient land
while traveling in traditional comfort. More...
RV Pandaw 1947
A journey on Burma's Irrawaddy River is one of life's
great travel experiences. No vessel could be more
appropriate for this than the RV Pandaw 1947, OPERATED
All cabins are air-conditioned and are 14 x 12 feet in
size containing a shower room with hot and cold water.
Interior walls are finished with hard wood tongue and
groove panelling and on the upper deck the original teak
decking was retained. Beds are traditional teak ship
cots with brass marine fittings. Local hand-woven
fabrics are used for the curtains, bed covers and
cushions; there are no mini-bars or TVs! Cabin windows
have insect netting fixed so windows may be kept open at
night in preference to the air-con.
The old first class 'saloon' on the upper deck over the
bow has been preserved as the Observation Lounge with a
cocktail bar. The dining room is conceived as an
extension of the open deck space with fold back doors to
allow the breeze to pass through.
RV Paukan 2007
RV
Paukan is the latest luxury river cruiser of the
Ayravata Cruises fleet, which operate the popular Pandaw
RV PAUKAN is a cruising boutique hotel with 29 cabins
and maximum carrying capacity of 55 guests.
RV Paukan is a newly built replica of old steamers that
used to navigate on the Burmese rivers during the
colonial era. The ship is equipped with all modern
amenities and safety devices to meet international
standards. The comfortable and spacious cabins are
tastefully decorated in Burmese style with a modern,
western touch including individually controlled
air-conditioning and private bathrooms with hot and cold
showers. Large windows that can be opened are a feature
of every cabin (except lower deck single cabins which
have a bulk head only).
RV Paukan facilities include a dining room, a lounge bar
with a small library, massage therapy rooms as well as a
lecture theatre with a capacity for 35 passengers and
equipped with LCD projector and LCD TV. The sun deck
with deck chairs is a prominent feature of the ship.
Amara Cruises
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 . More...
RV Mahaythi
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. More...
Malikha river Cruise
Malikha
river ships are designed with a variety of features and
intimate amenities to make you feel as convenient as
home, while experiencing locals' routine and lives.
Travel from one exciting destination to the next in the
comfort of exquisitely upholstered chairs and sofas,
while you enjoy expansive views of the ever-changing
scenery and while sipping your favorite beer or cold
drinks.
Malikha river cruise arrange chartered cruise upon
request for Bhamo, Katha, Mingun and others.
Shwe Keinnery Vessels
A Journey on
Irrawaddy river lets you have a memorable travel
experiences. The journey provides opportunity to see one
of the interesting areas in Myanmar onboard in a modern
and comfortable style. Three vessels each has a capacity
of about 100 passengers furnished reclining seat at main
deck. Observation deck and dinning hall are at upper
deck. Between two ancient capitals, it stops at Myinmu
and Pakkoku respectively able to join passenger on
en-route.
Head office; No 53/A, Moe Kaung Road, 14 Quarter, Yankin township, Yangon, Myanmar.