Tagged: Pandaw Cruises

Pandaw are delighted to announce that they have now secured funding to see them through to September 2022, when they anticipate restarting operations on Asian waterways. (more…)

Pandaw regrets to announce that due to the continuing Covid 19 impact on international leisure travel, the closure of its destinations in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and India, and the critical political situation in Myanmar, the company has no alternative but to cease its river cruise operations due to the lack of financial liquidity and failure to find additional funding in the wake of the Covid 19 crisis. (more…)

“Thank you for your kindness in supporting Burma at this time. We have to date raised just over USD120,000 which is just amazing and shows how concerned so many people are about what is going on in Burma and here is an update of how we are spending the money and on the general situation…” (more…)

“It is with great sadness that we must announce that we are cancelling all future cruises in Myanmar (Burma). We believe the current deplorable situation will only deteriorate further and it may be some time before any kind of normality returns and it is safe to travel.” (more…)

The situation in Myanmar has now broken down and shootings and other acts of violence by the military proliferate on the streets, not just of big cities, but every town and village in the country. (more…)

Pandaw is excited to announce a new and improved activities schedule for their expeditions, providing travellers with more choice and variety of excursions and entertainment during their trip. (more…)

Pandaw is delighted to announce the release of its new Pandaw Suite collection, with double size suites now available aboard our larger P Class ships in Vietnam, Cambodia and Burma. (more…)

For the first time, Pandaw is offering an extended itinerary sailing the entire Chindwin river from Monywa to Nagaland. This limited 14-night expedition aboard the 10-cabin Zawgyi Pandaw combines the standard 7-night Nagaland itinerary with the 7-night Chindwin expedition giving guests a unique sailing along the Chindwin River. (more…)

Two exciting itineraries are being offered initially by Naga Cruises, operating every weekend from 4th September. (more…)

Pandaw Founder, Paul Strachan continues his series of blogs on the history of the Irrawaddy Flotilla Company and here tells the fascinating story of the evolution of the Irrawaddy steamer that had far reaching consequences for ship design at large and river navigation across the world. (more…)

“After a somewhat chaotic start, with many a navigational challenge, we are pleased to announce that our two Pandaws on the Upper Ganges are now running well with great feedback coming in from passengers”. (more…)

“No one said going back into India would be easy. Having pioneered Ganges cruising ten years ago we had some experience of the challenges of setting up in India.” (more…)

A Pandaw river vessel has crashed into a pontoon on the River Ganges forcing the evacuation of everyone onboard. Kindat Pandaw ripped a pontoon bridge off its hinges at Patna and passengers are currently on a sandbank nearby while crew remove their luggage and safes from cabins. (cruisecritic.co.uk)

The Katha Pandaw reached Varanasi last week sailing fourteen nights up the Ganges from Kolkata covering nearly 1000 km. It was a great moment for all on board to sail past the river ghats of this the world’s oldest city. (more…)

Pandaw are delighted to announce the completion of the KANEE PANDAW at our Mandalay ship yard. Completed in under six months by the Pandaw in-house construction team, she has 14 staterooms, an open plan saloon area and oodles of open deck space for alfresco wining and dining. (more…)