APT rolls out Mekong cruise sale
APT & Travelmarvel have launched a Mekong cruise sale for the 2023 season, offering savings of up to 45% off.
The deal is valid for Mekong River cruise departures between September to December.
It is available on bookings made until 31 July.
In addition to savings of up to 45%, there is a low deposit of £99pp.
Full payment is due 100 days before departure.
APT’s new luxury ship, the Mekong Serenity, has been custom-built for the brand with a maximum capacity of 88 guests.
It has some of the largest entry-level suites of any vessel on the Mekong River.
Dining options include the Horizon Bar & Grill, and the Vietnamese Indochine restaurant.
The Harmony Lounge and Bar offers nightly entertainment such as Apsara dance performances.
The ship features a spacious sun deck, spa and wellness centre and swimming pool.
APT’s 15-day Vietnam and Cambodia Highlights, cruises from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap.
It costs from £3,895 and includes return flights, seven nights on the Mekong Serenity, hotel accommodation, and meals and beverages.
Travelmarvel also welcomes a new ship to its fleet for 2023: the RV Apsara.
The ship previously sailed under APT and houses 54 all-balcony suites.
The Apsara has a maximum capacity of 108 guests.
Onboard facilities include a sun deck, a spa, the Mekong Restaurant and the Saigon Lounge & Bar.
It sails the 14-day Essential Vietnam and Cambodia with savings up to 40%.
It sails from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap from £2,895 per person
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