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The atmosphere on board the Pandaw II is relaxed and informal. The ship is very much in the colonial style, furnished with local hardwoods, period furniture and collections of historic prints, antiques and artefacts.

The Pandaw II operates along the classic Ayeyarwady route between Yangon and Mandalay. Although plied by many cruise vessels, this glimpse of Myanmar reveals a country that is unhurried to mirror the modern world. 

Pandaw also supports some local charity projects, so by travelling on board their vessels you’ll be helping the communities that line your route and may even visit some of the projects as part of your cruise.

Cabins

You’ll find 16 cabins on the upper deck and eight on the main deck, all of which offer 16 square metres of living space. They also feature air conditioning, a shower room with hot water, windows that open, an electronic safe and traditional teak ship beds. Broad promenade decks run around the outside of the accommodation, with rattan chairs and marble-top tables outside each cabin to provide each guest with a fantastic vantage point.

Dining

• Dining room on main deck
• Breakfast and lunch served in a semi-buffet style, plus set menu and themed dinners in the evenings featuring Asian and European cuisine, with an emphasis on local seafood
• Sun deck bar
• Saloon bar with nightly entertainment
• 24 hour bar
• Complimentary tea, coffee, soft drinks and local beer and spirits
• Complimentary evening canapés
• Bakery 

Routes

• Ayeyarwady River — 10 nights between Yangon and Mandalay.