Heritage Line Anouvong

Designed with traditional Laotian ambiance and artwork with French-Colonial finesse, just 20 guests, in 10 individual suites will share this incredible journey. Deluxe Rooms, on the main deck feature a bedroom and seating area with large, sliding doors which open to a French balcony and a separate ensuite bathroom completed the room. Deluxe Executive Suites are equally stylish and located on the upper deck. Larger Signature Suites sit at the bow and are individually adorned with local artwork and brass handiwork. They have a table set up for in-room dining, a jacuzzi and their very own private balcony. The intimate restaurant, on board spa, and cozy café-bar and lounge with its adjacent wooden deck all add to the laid back romance of this impressive ship. Once on board you’ll enjoy delicious cuisine, all prepared using fresh local ingredients, from live cooking stations. Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Every night the ship moors up at a sandbank for an aperitif or cocktail event or even a barbecue in the middle of nowhere.

A typical three-night journey will start from the border of Thailand at Huay Xai, meandering through lush green landscapes, guests will learn about traditional weaving methods, learn how the locals farm the land, kayak downstream and learn about elephants at one of the Golden triangle’s most sustainable sanctuaries. On approaching Luang Prabang you’ll trek through the jungle to the famous Pak Ou caves, known for their 4,000 sacred Buddhist statues.

Annouvong also offer a seven-night journey, continuing from Luang Prabang to Vientiane through the unspoilt Laos countryside.