Owned and operated by Le Grand Pakbeng Resort & Cruises expert team. Our fleets are designed to serve our own in-house guests who seek for quiet, relax and experience the Mekong River and stay at luxury resort.
Travelling with us will not be messed and crowded due to we limit number of passengers on board in small group
The mighty Mekong River flows through the beautiful countryside of Laos on it’s way to the sea. But today we will sail north to enjoy and relax on board and takes you upstream river to final...
The Slow Boat is a unique and rewarding cruise, perfect for exploring the exotic and beautiful scenery of the north in comfort. Cruising down the Mekong can be very relaxing. You will develop a sense of serenity being absorbed by the physical pull of the river and its surrounding lush green landscape. Gliding smoothly on the river you will soak up the slow-paced atmosphere as we wave to the friendly, smiling locals we see on our way to Luang Prabang
To ensure our all on board passengers are enjoying their journey on the Mighty Mekong River both downstream and upstream river. Our on board crew members are pleased to assist and serve you food & drinks while aboard. However, beverage does not include in your package price.
Le Grand Cruises are providing necessary while on board you may need such as bar, beverage, snack, tea, coffee...etc. The cruises design to open roof-top for sun-sky deck, the front section has a long bench, central section of vessel is main passenger seats, face-to-face seats with a table in between while the rear section of the vessel is engine room, kitchen area, toilets and observation area. All passenger seats are opened air vista with seat cushion, layback area has both sides cushion which can be reclined, child space, reading area, dining table, small bar, buffet table, coffee/tea corner, western style toilets, luggages are stored underneath of the deck, For your safety, lifejacket compartments are located under the ceiling above your head where passengers can easily find while needed.
