Stay 

The Bassac Cruise fleet comprises of three boats. The first boat, which started life as a rice barge has only six cabins, while the other two, introduced in 2007, has 12 Cabins each. These new wooden riverboats are built to a Colonial aesthetic and have twin beds, sound-proofed and air-conditioning with en-suite bathrooms with hot shower. 

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay aboard Bassac Boats but there are no specific facilities available for children. The service, however, is very personalised and the crew will do their very best to help with any requests and make your stay as a family as comfortable as possible. Children will love the excitement of the journey down the river but safety of children remains the responsibility of parents. 

Dine 

There is an open-air dining room on the upper deck a welcoming and well stocked bar on board both Bassac Boats. Breakfast is usually Western-style and there is a set menu of Vietnamese and regional dishes for lunch and dinner. 

Relax 

Relax on the sunbathing deck set on the upper deck and enjoy the Vietnam’s rural landscapes and river life. The atmosphere is very much communal with a good opportunity to meet and get to know both the crew and the other passengers on board.

Experience 

Guests on the Bassac Cruise get to sample of the region’s culture and natural history with daily excursions and wide range of activities. Onshore excursions en route are led by local guides who will be on hand to explain anything you may wish to know. Visit the floating markets of Cai Be at the centre of Vietnamese culture, as well as Long Son Tu and Moat Kla’s Buddhist temples. Guests can also take Vietnamese cookery workshops and learn about local cuisine.