Overview

Emerald Cruises invites you aboard Emerald Harmony for a 7-night sailing from Phnom Penh through the beautiful waters of Far East and Vietnam. Calling at Rokar Koang, Giêng Island, and My Tho among 3 ports, this cruise perfectly balances shore excursions with 1 restful days at sea. Days at sea aboard the Emerald Harmony offer the chance to recharge before your next exciting port of call in Far East and Vietnam. Available from £3,666 per person - a fantastic opportunity to explore Far East and Vietnam aboard the Emerald Harmony.

Emerald Cruises

Emerald Cruises

Emerald Cruises offers a modern, relaxed, super-premium all-inclusive cruising experience, with contemporary and elegant ships and bucket-list destinations.

Onboard, guests are able to dine at four all-inclusive and unique outlets, enjoying free-flowing alcoholic beverages at mealtimes. Flexibility is key, with its range of shore excursion packages, and every aspect of the trip is taken care of – including flights and transfers.

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Cruise Itinerary

Day 1
Phnom Penh
Cambodia’s capital sits at the meeting point of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers. Cruise ships dock close to the Royal Palace, making it easy to explore the heart of Phnom Penh on foot or by tuk-tuk. At its core is the palace complex, home to the Silver Pagoda and murals depicting Cambodian legends. Nearby, the National Museum houses some of the finest Khmer sculptures in the world, including pieces from Angkor Wat.Phnom Penh is a city still grappling with its past. Most cruise itineraries include visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, sites that provide context on Cambodia’s recent history under the Khmer Rouge. Back in town, you'll discover riverside cafés, markets, rooftop bars and street food stalls.
Day 1
Rokar Koang
Day 2
Kampong Tralach
Kampong Tralach is less a town than a rural riverbank commune, where ox-drawn carts still ply dirt roads and monasteries overlook rice fields. It’s a place where the river narrows. Most visits centre around Wat Kampong Tralach Leu, a pagoda set amidst rice paddies and accessible via a bumpy cart ride through the countryside. The temple itself is modest but atmospheric, with fading murals and curious children often peering through doorways.What sets Kampong Tralach apart is the glimpse it offers into Cambodian village life. You can see homes on stilts, monks walking barefoot and families gathering under raised wooden porches. There are no big landmarks here, but for many, Kampong Tralach is often a highlight for its authenticity.
Day 2
Phnom Penh
Cambodia’s capital sits at the meeting point of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers. Cruise ships dock close to the Royal Palace, making it easy to explore the heart of Phnom Penh on foot or by tuk-tuk. At its core is the palace complex, home to the Silver Pagoda and murals depicting Cambodian legends. Nearby, the National Museum houses some of the finest Khmer sculptures in the world, including pieces from Angkor Wat.Phnom Penh is a city still grappling with its past. Most cruise itineraries include visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, sites that provide context on Cambodia’s recent history under the Khmer Rouge. Back in town, you'll discover riverside cafés, markets, rooftop bars and street food stalls.
Day 2
Oudong
Day 3
Phnom Penh
Cambodia’s capital sits at the meeting point of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers. Cruise ships dock close to the Royal Palace, making it easy to explore the heart of Phnom Penh on foot or by tuk-tuk. At its core is the palace complex, home to the Silver Pagoda and murals depicting Cambodian legends. Nearby, the National Museum houses some of the finest Khmer sculptures in the world, including pieces from Angkor Wat.Phnom Penh is a city still grappling with its past. Most cruise itineraries include visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, sites that provide context on Cambodia’s recent history under the Khmer Rouge. Back in town, you'll discover riverside cafés, markets, rooftop bars and street food stalls.
Day 4
Tân Châu
Day 4
Kampong Tralach is less a town than a rural riverbank commune, where ox-drawn carts still ply dirt roads and monasteries overlook rice fields. It’s a place where the river narrows. Most visits centre around Wat Kampong Tralach Leu, a pagoda set amidst rice paddies and accessible via a bumpy cart ride through the countryside. The temple itself is modest but atmospheric, with fading murals and curious children often peering through doorways.What sets Kampong Tralach apart is the glimpse it offers into Cambodian village life. You can see homes on stilts, monks walking barefoot and families gathering under raised wooden porches. There are no big landmarks here, but for many, Kampong Tralach is often a highlight for its authenticity.
Day 5
Giêng Island
Day 5
My An Hung
Day 6
Sa Déc
Day 6
Cái Bè
Day 7
My Tho
Days 7-8
Ho Chi Minh City
Once a pivotal market town on the banks of the Saigon River, Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, has blossomed into a high-energy metropolis, merging tradition with modernity. Its tropical climate enhances the lush, green expanses scattered throughout the city, perfect for those who seek respite within vibrant urban confines. The citys streets, a labyrinth of local food vendors, French colonial architecture, and bustling markets, offer an authentic snapshot of Vietnamese life. Intriguingly, its also the motorbike capital of the world, with over 8 million bikes weaving through the citys veins.
Day 1 Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh

Cambodia’s capital sits at the meeting point of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers. Cruise ships dock close to the Royal Palace, making it easy to explore the heart of Phnom Penh on foot or by tuk-tuk. At its core is the palace complex, home to the Silver Pagoda and murals depicting Cambodian legends. Nearby, the National Museum houses some of the finest Khmer sculptures in the world, including pieces from Angkor Wat.Phnom Penh is a city still grappling with its past. Most cruise itineraries include visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, sites that provide context on Cambodia’s recent history under the Khmer Rouge. Back in town, you'll discover riverside cafés, markets, rooftop bars and street food stalls.

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Day 1 Rokar Koang
Rokar Koang
Day 2 Kampong Tralach
Kampong Tralach

Kampong Tralach is less a town than a rural riverbank commune, where ox-drawn carts still ply dirt roads and monasteries overlook rice fields. It’s a place where the river narrows. Most visits centre around Wat Kampong Tralach Leu, a pagoda set amidst rice paddies and accessible via a bumpy cart ride through the countryside. The temple itself is modest but atmospheric, with fading murals and curious children often peering through doorways.What sets Kampong Tralach apart is the glimpse it offers into Cambodian village life. You can see homes on stilts, monks walking barefoot and families gathering under raised wooden porches. There are no big landmarks here, but for many, Kampong Tralach is often a highlight for its authenticity.

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Day 2 Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh

Cambodia’s capital sits at the meeting point of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers. Cruise ships dock close to the Royal Palace, making it easy to explore the heart of Phnom Penh on foot or by tuk-tuk. At its core is the palace complex, home to the Silver Pagoda and murals depicting Cambodian legends. Nearby, the National Museum houses some of the finest Khmer sculptures in the world, including pieces from Angkor Wat.Phnom Penh is a city still grappling with its past. Most cruise itineraries include visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, sites that provide context on Cambodia’s recent history under the Khmer Rouge. Back in town, you'll discover riverside cafés, markets, rooftop bars and street food stalls.

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Day 2 Oudong
Oudong
Day 3 Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh

Cambodia’s capital sits at the meeting point of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers. Cruise ships dock close to the Royal Palace, making it easy to explore the heart of Phnom Penh on foot or by tuk-tuk. At its core is the palace complex, home to the Silver Pagoda and murals depicting Cambodian legends. Nearby, the National Museum houses some of the finest Khmer sculptures in the world, including pieces from Angkor Wat.Phnom Penh is a city still grappling with its past. Most cruise itineraries include visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, sites that provide context on Cambodia’s recent history under the Khmer Rouge. Back in town, you'll discover riverside cafés, markets, rooftop bars and street food stalls.

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Day 4 Tân Châu
Tân Châu
Day 4 Tân Châu
Tân Châu

Kampong Tralach is less a town than a rural riverbank commune, where ox-drawn carts still ply dirt roads and monasteries overlook rice fields. It’s a place where the river narrows. Most visits centre around Wat Kampong Tralach Leu, a pagoda set amidst rice paddies and accessible via a bumpy cart ride through the countryside. The temple itself is modest but atmospheric, with fading murals and curious children often peering through doorways.What sets Kampong Tralach apart is the glimpse it offers into Cambodian village life. You can see homes on stilts, monks walking barefoot and families gathering under raised wooden porches. There are no big landmarks here, but for many, Kampong Tralach is often a highlight for its authenticity.

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Day 5 Giêng Island
Giêng Island
Day 5 My An Hung
My An Hung
Day 6 Sa Déc
Sa Déc
Day 6 Cái Bè
Cái Bè
Day 7 My Tho
My Tho
Days 7-8 Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City

Once a pivotal market town on the banks of the Saigon River, Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, has blossomed into a high-energy metropolis, merging tradition with modernity. Its tropical climate enhances the lush, green expanses scattered throughout the city, perfect for those who seek respite within vibrant urban confines. The citys streets, a labyrinth of local food vendors, French colonial architecture, and bustling markets, offer an authentic snapshot of Vietnamese life. Intriguingly, its also the motorbike capital of the world, with over 8 million bikes weaving through the citys veins.

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84
Passengers
40
Crew
2019
Launched
73m
Length
11kts
Speed
5
Decks
Emerald Harmony

Emerald Harmony

Introducing our Emerald Harmony Star-Ship.

Specially designed to cruise the Mekong River and dock in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, our superb Star-Ship, Emerald Harmony, features several on board innovations, including a stylish Sun & Pool Deck, Wellness Area and Asian-inspired dining.

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Customer reviews

Reviews Not 5 star
Not 5 star
We didn't get the wow fact I was expecting it was a lovely clean yacht Entertainment was not the best very little of it considering it was almost Christmas. The staff were nice . Breakfast was ok , lunch was nice The evening meals not great . Room was big and clean it was a lovely experience, but for what we paid i would not do it again .
3
Emerald Cruises Emerald Sakara
Reviews Eastern Europe on the Danube
Eastern Europe on the Danube
The arrangements on the first day left a lot to be desired! We had been flown to Bucharest the day before and stayed in a lovely hotel with a large swimming pool. We were told cases to be ready by 7 a.m.and leave at 9.It was a cold,wet day so,after the city tour,we had 2 hours to waste in bad weather. We think the departure from the hotel should have been later(e.g.usual 11 a.m.checkout),done the city tour then gone straight to the ship. On board,the food and wine was good BUT often,if we as two people sat on a table for 4 or 6,we were not served until the table was full! I commented about this and we got better and quicker service for one day then it lapsed again! It was even worse if I sat by myself in the bar as I was then mostly ignored! The ports of call were interesting but mixed weather. The company still keeps calling the cabin!"Panorama Balcony" BUT the dictionary definition of balcony is"external"so an inside balcony with a window to open is NOT a balcony. I queried this with crew but was brushed off!
4
Emerald Cruises Emerald Luna
Reviews Luxury at every level
Luxury at every level
We had an amazing cruise through Vietnam and Cambodia on Emerald Harmony. The boat itself is superb,, carrying a maximum of 84 passengers, though a particular cruise only had 54, with 40 crew. That means that passengers really get cared for and within 24 hours all the crew members knew our names and our preferences. The food is superb – fine dining every lunchtime and every evening, accompanied with high-quality wines. and the tourist gave a good balance of the typical things you would expect to see as a tourist (cities, palaces and temples) but also local village life, with the opportunity to meet up close with local people and to see the businesses run from their homes. It was an incredible exposure to culture of that part of the world. Emerald arranged everything superbly and we wouldn’t hesitate to travel with them again.
5
Emerald Cruises Emerald Harmony
Reviews Very good
Very good
Food & crew excellent. A little diasppointed with the lack of daytime cruising. Only fault was with the travel arrangements to Lyon and return from Marseille. on both flights assistance for my wife who has difficulty walking long distances was not organised and on the return flight we were not even allocated seats together.
4
Emerald Cruises Emerald Liberte

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