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Tanva Mekong Cruise
Enjoy a relaxing sunset cruise with Tanva Mekong Cruise. The Mekong glows as the sun goes down…the perfect time for a 2-hour slow, comfortable cruise, while taking in the sights and sounds along the “Mother River”. During the floating cocktail hours, passengers snack on appetizers and sip “Sabaidee” mojitos, cold beers, or soft drinks. The cruise starts next to the Nava Restaurant Pier for the 2.5-km scenic downriver ride, before coming about for the homeward run. The October to March sunset cruise runs from 16:30 to 18:30, while April to September departures leave at 17:00 and return at 19:00. Tanva also offers daytime sightseeing cruises.
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L’Horizon Private Charters
Want to water ski through the jungle? Drop anchor and laze the day away fishing? Or, simply cruise to discover the people and places of historic Luang Prabang? For those wishing to explore Luang Prabang and its outlying sites and attractions, L’Horizon Private Charters offers a chance to do it your own way. Sleek, fast and comfortable, your own private boat will whisk you along the Mekong River to discover Laos in style on a fully customised full and half-day charters.
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Shompoo Cruise
Cruise the Mekong in comfort on Shompoo. With 10 years’ experience in navigating the 2-day cruise between Luang Prabang and Houay Xay at the Thai border, Shompoo knows what passengers want and deliver. The spacious vessel’s rosewood-and-teak deck holds 10 tables with 40 seats. A bar and lounge occupy the back, and a sundeck sits on the bow. Shompoo’s English-speaking guide takes you to Whiskey Village and Pak Ou Caves, with hundreds of ancient Buddha statues. You’ll also visit villages, which Shompoo supports with school supplies. On-board lunches present authentic Lao cuisine, and Shompoo offers a range of accommodation options for the Pakbeng stay.
