Only Pandaw's ultra low draft ships can take you further up river or along Burma's undiscovered southern coastline in luxury and style. Here is a selection of our popular 'off the beaten track' adventures.

Sail from Vientiane to Chiang Saen through lush jungle scenery with charming riverside villages, caves and rapids. Explore the delightful colonial cities of Vientiane and Luang Prabang.

Discover the true heart of Borneo on a river expedition on the Kapuas River system, surrounded by mountain ranges and filled with rainforest, with some 15,000 species of flowering plants, 221 species of terrestrial mammals and 420 species of resident birds.

There could be no more romantic way to travel from Rangoon and explore the little known region of Southern Burma and the Mergui Archipelago than on board our new classic motor yacht, the MY Andaman Explorer.

The loveliest of rivers. Only Pandaw's ultra low draft ships can sail through the peak season to February. The river carves it way through mountains and forests and we stop at delightful unspoilt little towns. Our objective, Homalin is the capital of Nagaland and close to the India border.

Journey north beyond Homalin in the high water season in September on an adventure to Nagaland, famous for the fierce and distinctive Naga warriors and various ethnic communities.

Explore the main sights of the Irrawaddy and continue up river to a land of scenic forested riverbanks, souring gorges, lesser-visited villages and Katha, where George Orwell based his novel 'Burmese Days'.

Explore the key sites of Northern Vietnam by river ship traversing the Red River delta and its main tributaries, connecting the wonders of Halong Bay with the excitements of down town Hanoi, and then on into the interior, well off the beaten track. This is a combination of scenic beauty, lively and interesting (sometimes industrial) life of the river and exploring rivers where no other tourist craft operate. We go as far as is navigable up the Song Red River and then down the little known Da or Black River.