RV Lan Diep

MS Lan Diep - Travel comfortably across the MekongOur very popular ship MS Lan Diep takes you comfortably to the most beautiful places on the Mekong.Due to its shallow draft and comfortable equipment, it offers the best conditions for an unforgettable trip on the Mekong.MS Lan Diep was built in Vietnam from fine tropical wood in a traditional Asian boat style.The colonial-style interior is tasteful.With a maximum of 44 passengers, you can travel in a small circle without sacrificing comfort.MS Lan Diep has 3 passenger decks, a spacious panoramic restaurant/bar, and massage options.Large sundeck with loungers, promenade, open-air lounge, laundry service.WiFi (free of charge), depending on the driving area there may be outages/disruptions.Welcome to MS Lan Diep!Your cabins - comfortable & tastefulAll cabins are outside, comfortable and tastefully furnished with lots of fine wood.Facilities: Shower/WC, hairdryer, air conditioning, safe, bathrobes, small daily newspaper, on-board voltage 220 V alternating current.Culinary diversityMeals: full board plusRich breakfast buffet with a generous selection.Multi-course lunch and dinner.In addition to European cuisine, specialties from Cambodia and Vietnam are also offered. Free mineral water and tea/coffee during the day.The staff in the kitchen and restaurant ensure your physical well-being on board every day.Delicious menus are prepared for you by a well-rehearsed kitchen team.“Eat whatever your heart desires”.Always eat at one table time without tight meal times!Upon request, we also serve dishes for special diets (diabetic, gluten-free, lactose-free, vegan, etc.).Onboard life and entertainmentCasual atmosphere in a small group.We recommend light cotton clothing suitable for tropical regions.On-board languages ​​English and German, on-board currency US dollars, credit cards VISA/MasterCard are accepted.Experienced Phoenix tour guide.Smoking is only permitted in the designated area on the sun deck.A selection of board games is available to you, as is an assortment of books.Regional events, such as folklore performances, language courses or lectures about the country and its people, take place during the trips