Planning a Mekong River cruise between Vietnam and Cambodia and considering the RV La Marguerite? With a wide range of cruise options on the Mekong - from boutique luxury ships to larger river vessels - choosing the right one can make a big difference to your overall experience.
The RV La Marguerite is one of the most popular luxury Mekong River cruises, known for its elegant French-colonial design and spacious cabins - many with private balconies, a rare feature on the Mekong. Sailing between Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh, and Siem Reap, the journey blends iconic highlights with authentic local encounters, from floating markets and riverside temples to quieter moments along the delta.
But is it the right cruise for your travel style, and how does it compare to other options on the Mekong? In this guide, we take a closer look at the La Marguerite cruise experience - including cabins, itinerary, onboard facilities, pros and cons, and who this cruise is best suited for.
Meanwhile, the sun deck, complete with sun loungers and an inviting swimming pool, is the ideal spot to take in the breathtaking views as you sail by. The ship also has two massage salons where you may have a traditional treatment, a fitness center, and a small boutique.
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This trip will take us to Cambodia, where we will stay in Siem Reap, the starting point for one of the world's wonders: Angkor, the former largest city in the world, home to an astounding one million people and 200 temples. We will also have the opportunity to spend time in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia and regarded as the most beautiful of the French colonial capitals in Indochina. Phnom Penh is situated at the meeting point of the Tonle Sap and Mekong. Once we get off the ship, we'll remain in the center of Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City, with its busy riverfront and French colonial buildings. For tourists wishing to see these fascinating Asian locations, this vacation is perfect.
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This trip will take us to Cambodia, where we will stay in Siem Reap, the starting point for one of the world's wonders: Angkor, the former largest city in the world, home to an astounding one million people and 200 temples. We will also have the opportunity to spend time in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia and regarded as the most beautiful of the French colonial capitals in Indochina. Phnom Penh is situated at the meeting point of the Tonle Sap and Mekong. Once we get off the ship, we'll remain in the center of Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City, with its busy riverfront and French colonial buildings. For tourists wishing to see these fascinating Asian locations, this vacation is perfect.
