Mekong Princess - Extraordinary Journeys on the Mighty Mekong River

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Block A, 5th Floor, Suite 5.70, Rivergate Building
151-155 Ben Van Don Street, Ward 6,
District 4, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

VIET PRINCESS CRUISER CORPORATION COMPANY
Tax code: 0312522160

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(+84) 969 936 954

mekongprincess@vietprincess.com

(+84) 969 936 954

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Welcome to Viet Princess Cruiser

Through its acclaimed human resources philosophy, Viet Princess Cruiser corporation proudly combines professional enthusiasm onboard, with experienced senior management from Vietnam, Cambodia and Europe. This ensures that attention to detail is assured when satisfying our international passenger’s cultural and hospitality needs.

Truong Quang Cuong

Chairman

Giang Hoang Hai

Managing Director

Board of Directors

Mr. Truong Quang Cuong - Founder & Chairman
The pioneer in building and exploiting Mekong cruises between Vietnam and Cambodia.
Besides, he has experienced in building 12 cruise ships, converting 2 cruise ships, and operating luxurious cruise ships in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Southeast Asia for 20 years.

Mr. Giang Hoang Hai - Founder & Managing Director
Having decades of experience in cruise operations & tourism in the Mekong River and Southeast Asia.

Eric Christophe

Hospitality Director

Dirk Schroeter

Culinary Director

Management Team

Mr. Eric Christophe - Hospitality Director
Having decades of experience working in high-class hotels and on cruise ships around the world.

Mr. Dirk Schroter - Culinary Director
Having decades of experience in culinary and kitchen and restaurant set up on high-class restaurants and cruise ships around the world.

Saigon Princess Luxurious Dining Cruise

We are very proud of the #SaigonPrinces, so here is a little more information about her. The Saigon Princess was built locally by expert Vietnamese engineers with experience in building five-star ships. As one of a fleet of Princess ships, she is one of several that are regularly chartered by five-star clients from the USA, such as Uniworld Boutique River Cruise, and Abercrombie & Kent.

The Saigon Princess can accommodate up to 270 guests for a seated dining experience or up to 295 guests for a standing reception. Besides, her bespoke private dining rooms are ideal for parties of 10 to 50 guests. Each area, big or small, benefits from large windows affording spectacular views, a great central Saigon venue for corporate dining, celebrations and special occasions.

Mekong Princess Luxurious Cruise

Built in Saigon to international design and safety standards, Mekong Princess was launched in 2015 and is considered the best constructed and most elegant vessel plying the waters of the Mekong River today.

The Mekong Princess accommodates 28 guests with 14 luxurious suites. She is 63 meters in length with a 10 meter beam (width), powered by two 480 HP Doosan Marine engines and can cruise at a top speed of eleven knots (20 kms per hour). The average cruising speed is 8 knots (approximately 15 kms per hour).

Travel Stories

3 must-visit tourism attractions in Can Tho

When it comes to Can Tho, most people are familiar with the famous verse:”Can Tho, white rice, pure water - All who come wish never to leave”. Being well-known as Tay Do or the capital of the Mekong Delta

10/19/2022

Vietnam in the top 20 ideal destinations in early 2023

The famous British travel magazine Wanderlust ranked Vietnam in the list of the top 20 destinations for tourists on New Year's Eve in January 2023.

10/26/2022

The first group of international tourists to Can Tho on a 5-star cruise

On the evening of October 7, the 5-star Mekong Princess cruise docked in Ninh Kieu, bringing a group of New Zealand tourists to visit Can Tho city.

07/10/2022

Can Tho province

At first glance, Can Tho seems to be a bustling city, with a stream of commerce flowing continuously down the Hau River. But treat yourself to a room on its leafy banks, dine on its sun-ripened fruits and fresh river fish, glide on sampans through its sultry canals, and you’ll soon realise Can Tho’s big city facade is just half the story. The other half?