Inspired by the golden age cruise liner Normandie, "The Jayavarman" is a 20th century boutique style marvel marries avant-garde French colonial design with enchanting Indochine architecture to perfection.

"The Jayavarman" is Indochina's first of its kind boutique style river cruise liner and offers uncompromising luxury on 800 m² public space including 4 decks.

The guest accommodation consists of 27 expansive and carefully designed staterooms with floor to ceiling panoramic sliding glass doors onto a private French balcony offer privacy and matchless luxury.

 

Life Aboard

Cabin

• Superior Stateroom: Located on the Main Deck with a balcony, ensuring light to the cabin all day long. Each Superior Stateroom is individually decorated.
• Deluxe Stateroom: Located on the Upper Deck with a balcony. Each Deluxe Stateroom is decorated in a unique Indochine way.
• "Bao Dai" Signature Stateroom: Located on the Upper Deck, with its own balcony. The Royal Junior Suite is expansively elegant and designed to perfection. Fusing traditional Vietnamese / French colonial style interior design.
• "Jayavarman" Signature Stateroom: Located as well on the Upper Deck, with its own balcony. This Royal Junior Suite has its own unique identity and character. Experience that home away from home satisfaction.

"Club 1930" Funnel Lounge & Bar

Sun Deck

"Apsara" Spa

Facts & Figures

• Private French balconies with floor to ceiling sliding doors are a special feature
• Stylish bathroom with double vanity and glass shower cabin
• Personal mini bar
• Safe deposit box
• In-house phone
• In-suite temperature controls
• Bath robe, slippers, hair dryer

• Daily newspaper in English, French and German
• 24 hours room service
• I-Pod rental
• Turndown service and daily presents
• Laundry service
• 24 - hour security
• IDD at the reception
• Doctor on call
• Library with books, arts literature, music and games
• Boutique shop with magazines, literature, toiletries, travel items, clothes and handicrafts

• Lobby, observatory with binoculars, boutique, dining room, Funnel Bar & Lounge, Sun Deck and bridge platform.
• F&B outlets: dining room, breakfast deck, Funnel Bar and Lounge
• Library with internet workstation
• Reception & boutique
• Massage and beauty oasis (in-/outdoor)
• Luggage store facility

Departure Dates in 2012
Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	July	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
3, 17, 31	14, 28	13, 27	10	Maintenance	5, 19	3, 17, 31	14, 28	11, 25	9, 23	6, 20	4, 18

“Pearl of the East”
Board The Jayavarman at 7: 30am. Around 8: 30am, embark on a city tour in this dynamic, historical capital of Cambodia which has retained its French colonial charm. Sightseeing in the morning will include the dazzling white and gold architecture of the Royal Palace, outstanding displays of Khmer crafts at the National Museum and the temple on a hill - Wat Phnom.

After lunch in a local restaurant, examine the painful, heart wrenching reminders of Cambodia’s ugly past under the Khmer Rouge regime with an excursion to the infamous “Killing Fields”; the former detention, torture and execution centers during the Cambodian civil war. Introduction and onsite lecture by a local history professor.

Thereafter, to ease the nerves a variety of cocktails will be at your disposal, followed by Cambodia’s traditional Apsara dance performance. Experience the brilliance and richness of the culture, the soothing sounds of traditional music, the calming scent of incense sticks and a delicious Khmer food buffet.

“Monks and hilltops”
Depart before the break of dawn from Phnom Penh with a stop at the little known Chong Koh silk weaving village for a leisure walk. We cruise past the Mekong’s tranquil villages and mind blowing river life with scores of fishermen on duty. Visit Wat Nokor, a wat built within the ruins of an ancient temple that holds a timeless story.

Then, travel to the Cheung Kok Ecotourism Village, a small village developed with support from Assistance Médiation Internationale (AMICA). Travellers can visit the village and take part in activities to experience village life. Profits from tourism go towards re-investment into long-term projects.

 

“Cambodia’s province and the wetlands”
Wake up in the wee hours of the morning, truly energized to embark on a journey upriver to the pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Hanchey. Located at the top of a hill overlooking the river, it offers some of the best views in Cambodia. Dating from the 8th century, these ancient structures do justice to the architecture of the Chenla Empire which predated the glories of the mighty Angkor. Enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding well organized rice paddy plains, as well as a travellers blessing performed by the local monks.

 

“Waterworld”                              
Before the sun rises, The Jayavarman sets sail to Kampong Chhnang via Prek K’dam along the meandering Tonle Sap River, which narrows through leafy swaths of the South East Asian jungle.  Take a walk through Kampong Louang, one of the last silversmith villages, to see the entire community involved in making various silver items to sell. Get back aboard The Jayavarman to eat lunch while cruising towards Kampong Chhnang.

After lunch, take a motorboat excursion from Kampong Chhnang to see the wetlands, floating houses and fish farms in the region. Make a stop at a Heritage Line sponsored floating school to interact with the children and teach them some English! This is the day to truly experience rural Khmer life. In the evening, a mouth watering Farewell Dinner will be served on the Sun Deck.

 

This great lake dominates Cambodia and is over 150 km in length. The birdlife is profuse and from the middle of the lake one cannot even see the shores. Witness stillness and tranquillity on the way to Siem Reap.  

The water level varies a great deal according to the time of the year and the amount of rainfall recorded. Thus, changes may occur for the different seasons. 

High Water Program (approx. between July and December): Cross the Tonle Sap Lake at dawn and 11: 00 disembark at Siem Reap Port for onward coach transfer to the hotel by 12: 00 pm.

Low Water Program (approx. between December and June): Cruise early morning to Prek K’dam where you will disembark Jayavarman after breakfast. Board a coach at 9: 00am which will take you to see a pre-Angorian temple on your way to Siem Reap. A packed lunch and refreshments will be available along the way. Arrive in Siem Reap early afternoon.

Prices quoted in US$ nett per person Valid until 31 Dec 2012
Cabin		01 Jan - 31 Mar		01 Apr - 30 Apr		01 Jun - 05 Oct		06 Oct - 19 Oct		20 Oct - 31 Dec
		Double	Single	Double	Single	Double	Single	Double	Single	Double	Single
Superior		1620	2430	1290	1950	1140	1690	1360	2040	1690	2550
Deluxe		1870	2790	1490	2240	1310	1970	1570	2360	1970	2940
Signature		2010	3010	1610	2410	1410	2110	1690	2530	2110	3160

 

• Peak season surcharge - 250 USD for the New Years Eve cruise and Christmas cruise per cabin.
• Extra bed supplement - 70% off on regular cruise price (price per cabin). Extra beds are available in Deluxe rooms only.
• Single occupancy - 25% off on regular cruise price.

• Entrance fees
• Transportation
• Tour guide services (English speaking)
• Taxes, fuel, pilots, port dues
• Full board
• Welcome and farewell dinner, mineral water, coffee and tea during breakfast

• Phnom Penh port taxes per passenger of 65 USD levied by the Cambodian Port Authority Gratuities
  Visa
• Fuel surcharges if available