Stay 

The Strand Cruise features just 27 cabins on board grouped in four types. The lead-in Deluxe Cabins start at 16.5sqm while the more spacious Strand Cabins, measure 23sqm and boast a sofa and armchair. State Suites measure 30.5sqm and the luxurious Strand Suite (40sqm) has a private balcony. All are furnished with large king-sized beds and tastefully decorated with Burmese regional art, teakwood floors, ensuite bathrooms, air-conditioning and floor-to-ceiling windows.

ChildCare 

Families with children of 10 years old and over are welcome to stay on board the Strand Cruise. Child amenities such as cots and high chairs are available upon request.

Dine 

There is one restaurant on board the Strand Cruise serving both international and Asian cuisines. The daily rotating menu is prepared with fresh locally sourced ingredients. Meals are served in the dining room or weather permitting al fresco on the top deck. They often include barbecues and wine tastings.  There is also a well-stocked bar with a selection of beers, wines and spirits. All meals and local soft drinks & local beer are included, as is house wine during meals.

Relax 

The Strand Cruise's Upper Deck is the heart of the cruise, perfect to enjoy the river views. There is a relatively large pool, flanked by sun loungers where guests can enjoy cocktails or opt for signature massages at the Strand Spa. Other facilities include well-equipped gym, the bar and library corner on the upper deck where you can curl up with a book. 

Experience 

Excursions during the Strand Cruise include visits to the royal cities of Mingun, Amarapura and Ava as well as the famed U Bein Bridge, a rickety structure that stretches for more than a kilometre across Taungthaman Lake. Also explore the ancient temples, pagodas, palaces and monasteries. Other activities include trekking or horse riding and private guided tours at an additional cost.