Victoria Mekong, which launched in 2019 and was operated by Wendy Wu Tours, features 33 staterooms and two suites, all with private balconies, a restaurant, bar, infinity pool, gym, library and games room, move room and a spa.
It will operate a new Vietnam, Cambodia and Hidden Treasures of the Mekong tour and cruise, with 15-night Saigon to Siem Reap upstream and 14-night Siem Reap to Saigon downstream options available.
The itinerary will visit Can Tho, Long Xuyen, Tiger Island, Phu Tan and Tan Chau, all Vietnam; and Phnom Penh, Silk Island, Oudong, Koh Chen, Angkor Ban and Kampong Cham, all Cambodia.
Prices including flights, transfers, tours, a two or three-night stay at the Hotel Grand Saigon, Vietnam, a three-night stay at the Sokha Angkor Resort, Cambodia, seven nights on Victoria Mekong and complimentary soft drinks and selected drinks at lunch and dinner while on board.
Riviera Travel product director Will Sarson said: “The Victoria Mekong is a fantastic addition to the fleet, offering a modern onboard experience from which our guests can enjoy the wonders of the Mekong River.
“Our new Vietnam, Cambodia and Hidden Treasures itinerary has been designed to showcase some of the hidden wonders of Vietnam and Cambodia, to give guests a new perspective on these fascinating destinations.”
Earlier this year Riviera Travel announced that it is adding two new ships – the 178-passenger Riviera Radiance and 114-passenger Riviera Rose – to its fleet in 2025.
The ships will launch in March and April respectively, with the Riviera name on their bows.
