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Ganges Voyager

Stylish voyages of colonial-style elegance and luxury along India's sacred River Ganges and beyond.

Overview

Accommodating just 56 guests in old-fashioned luxury that rivals the fine hotels of India, the family-friendly Ganges Voyager river cruise will take you back in time with the grace and style of the British colonial era. With 35 crew members, you’re assured a gracious and personalized onboard experience while gaining an in-depth perspective of one of the most culturally significant parts of India from Kolkata to Murshidabad, oe one of the most biodiverse on its southerly itineraries to the mangrove and wildlife-rich Sundarbans, home of the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger. 

Life on board

With 28 large, high-ceilinged suites, in five different room categories, your personal space for the journey is equipped with everything that you could possibly need. You can look forward to regal décor, characterized by beautiful hand-painted murals, wooden furniture, teak floors and Bengali antiques, as well as an ensuite bathroom, sliding patio doors and a private panoramic balcony offering an extraordinary perspective on slow river life and the beauty of the Ganges.

The communal areas on board include a dining room, a bar, an air-conditioned indoor lounge and an outdoor lounge with a viewing deck, ensuring that you’ll find plenty of spots to relax. Relish a relaxing massage or choose from a wide range of traditional Indian and contemporary spa treatments at the Voyager Spa, which has two treatment rooms. Adjoining the spa is a gym with a treadmill, an exercise bike and an elliptical machine. Complimentary yoga classes, geared towards beginners, are offered to all guests early each morning. Cooking classes are another onboard activity. 

Atop the ship’s partially covered Sun Deck, the Governor’s Lounge is a lovely place to relax over a drink and take in the splendid views through its large windows. Furnished with reclining chairs, and thoughtfully outfitted with shaded areas, the alfresco Observation Deck is a delightful place to unwind, while enjoying some sunshine, a full drinks service, and panoramic views.

In the ship’s elegant East India dining room, meals are served buffet style three times a day, and while each meal presents the chance to dine on the incredibly flavourful cuisine of India, Western-style favourites are also served here. The chef will be happy to accommodate special requests and dietary requirements. A wide range of Indian and international wines is available, along with specially handcrafted cocktails, teas, coffees, and other beverages.

Activities

In the evenings, you can watch cultural dance performances onboard, highlighting India’s rich heritage and culture through synchronized moves and costumes. Nightly recaps and lectures also take place.

The onshore, expert, guide-led excursions to untouched sites and communities will come alive with fascinating stories about local culture and customs. There is a maximum of 20 guests per guide when you’re out and about, and the experience is made seamless through the use of the VOX listening devices.

Destinations

The Ganges is one of the most revered waterways in the world, slowly coursing through an extraordinarily fertile and populated area, where you’ll get a glimpse of life away from India’s big cities, providing you with the rare opportunity to explore the remote and idyllic Indian villages along the banks of the river and interact with the local people.

Stop in Murshidabad for an excursion to Azimganj and Jiaganj, tour a historic mansion and see a gold and silver making demonstration. See muslin weaving in Kalna and candy making in Matiari. Explore the intriguing Hare Krishna headquarters in Mayapur and visit Saint Mother Teresa’s former home in Kolkata. Alternatively learn about the astonishing biodiversity of the Bay of Bengal from an expert naturalist guide, and view wildlife from forest camp watch towers and a spectacular canopy walkway in the Sundarban National Park.

An enthralling Ganges Voyager river cruise allows couples, solo travellers, and families with kids to discover the history, culture, people, and the wildlife of the Indian subcontinent in comfort and style.

Itineraries & Prices

All itineraries are subject to change due to seasonal weather conditions (and resultant variations in river and tributary water levels) affecting accessibility to locations. Thus navigation routes, times and excursions may need to be modified at the cruise captain’s or your guide's discretion.

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8-Day A
8-Day A : Special
8-Day B

8 Day - Princely Murshidabad

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Embarkation

AM: This morning, embark the ship in Kolkata (a city formerly known as Calcutta founded by the British Raj in 1773), the gateway to our journey along the world's holiest river, the sacred Ganges (known in this region as the Hooghly). Enjoy lunch on board. 

PM: The afternoon excursion includes a visit to Mother Teresa’s Home and Tomb (closed on Thursdays). Mother Teresa started the Missionary of Charity in 1952, then lived and worked there until her death in 1997. The permanent exhibition includes a visit to her personal room, we learn her life story and see her charity that is still active. Optional: We continue by foot a short distance to her orphanage, Sishu Bhawan (Children's Home), where one of the sisters will lead us on a tour. 

Then we return to the ship overnight. Enjoy cultural performances onboard. 

The highlight of the day: Welcome to the Big City of Kolkata, often regarded as the Cultural Capital of India. Be entertained onboard by Baul musicians, whose music represents a long heritage of preaching mysticism through songs in Bengal. Although Bauls constitute only a small fraction of the Bengali population, their influence on the culture of Bengal (Both in India & Bangladesh) is considerable. The Baul tradition has been included in the list of Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

Overnight onboard Ganges Voyager


Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 1
Location
Kolkata
Day
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Kolkata – Bandel – Kalna

AM: Guests embark on an early-morning city tour, featuring a Panoramic Tour of the well-preserved British colonial buildings in Kolkata: Writer's Building, General Post Office, High Court, Raj Bhawan (Governor's House), Town Hall, Council House, Treasury Building, Reserve Bank of India and Dalhousie Square. The day continues with a visit to St. John's Church, the oldest Anglican Church in Kolkata, built-in 1756. The tour features the oldest functioning pipe organ in India and several tombs of British Generals who died during the Siege of Kolkata by Nawab Siraj-ud-Daula in 1756. Then we visit the recently renovated Victoria Memorial Museum, which houses the largest collection of British colonial historical artifacts in India. We set sail upstream to Bandel, meaning port in Bengali. It was founded by Portuguese settlers who built the Church and a Monastery around 1660.

PM: Afternoon, visit the Hooghly Imambara, one of the famous Shiya pilgrimage centers in West Bengal, built-in 1841 by Haji Mohammad Mahasin. The two-story building and surrounding rooms provide housing for pilgrims as well as classrooms, or Madrasas that teach the Koran. The structure contains a Victorian-era clock with a winding key weighing 20kg. Large Persian chandeliers and lamps light Imambara's stunning hallways and passages.

We sail onward to Kalna.

The highlight of the day: We sail through areas where various European settlers had established East Indian Companies, leaving many remnants of their settlements from the 17th through 19th Centuries.

Overnight onboard Ganges Voyager


Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 2
Location
Kolkata
Day
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Kalna – Matiari

AM: In the morning enjoy a rickshaw ride through the town center of Kalna to visit the enchanting Rajbari Temple Complex, which has the highest concentration of temples in the region. Visit the Nabakailas Temple, built in 1809 by the Bardhaman Maharaja, which contains 108 eight slope-roofed shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. Other temples in the complex feature diverse architecture and terra cotta plaques depicting themes of Hindu epics, the mythical life of Sree Chaitanya, images of Durga, and various aspects of day-to-day life in the region. We also visit a local Weaver’s home to see the traditional Weaving of Muslin Cloth. Muslin or “malmal” is a cotton fabric of plain weave made in a wide range of weights from delicate sheers to coarse sheeting. Early muslin was handwoven of uncommonly delicate hand-spun yarn. 

PM: Return to the ship walk through the local market and sail onward to arrive at the shore-side village of Matiari.

The highlight of the day: Admire the terracotta art and temple architecture of the region and get an insight into the weaving heritage of Bengal.

Overnight onboard Ganges Voyager


Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 3
Location
Kalna
Day
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Matiari - Khushbagh

AM: Early this morning enjoy an alk in the village to see and experience the craftsmen at work. The village is known for manufacturing beautiful handcrafted brass items, utilizing traditional methods passed down for generations. These master craftsmen utilize recycled copper to create exquisite pots, platters, and more from their workshops in the village. 

PM: Sail onward to the village of Plassey, which was the site of the famous battlefield, where Robert Clive of the British East India Company defeated the Mogul Nawabs in 1757. The rulers of Bengal and their French allies established the company rule in India, which spread through much of South Asia for the next 190 years.

Early evening we visit Khushbagh, a charming riverside village surrounded by scenic fields. Walk through the farmland to visit the peaceful Khush Bagh, the Moghul-style garden built by Nawab Ali-Wardi-Khan. The complex houses his family's private mosque and the tomb of the last Nawab of Bengal Siraj-ud-Daula who was defeated by the British East India Company at the Battle of Plassey

The highlights of the day: Marvel at the deft hands of the brass smiths at work creating wonders on metal. Walk through the farmland to the peaceful garden tomb.

Overnight onboard Ganges Voyager.

Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 4
Location
Matiari
Day
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Khushbagh – Baranagar – Murshidabad

AM: Today we sail to the sleepy village of Baranagar where we take a walk to experience rural India at its most idyllic. A lovely example of life in rural India, this village is home to several temples dating from the 18th century (1714-1793). Built by Rani Bhabani, the landlady of Natore (now in Bangladesh), the Char Bangla temple here is considered to be among the best examples of Bengal terra cotta art. 

PM: Once you're back on board, enjoy the afternoon to unwind as the ship glides along the Lower Ganges, twisting and turning between banks lined with mustard fields and mango orchards to arrive at Murshidabad, a hidden architectural gem with dramatic whitewashed colonial era structures. We visit the Hazarduari Palace (closed on Fridays), which dominates the waterfront, built during the reign of Nawab Nazim Humayun Jah (1824-1838 AD) by an English architect, McLeod Duncan, in the Greek “Doric” style. The palace has more than a thousand real and false doors in the vast corridors and is filled with colonial-era antiques, artwork, and manuscripts. Opposite to the Palace is a vast Imambara – built by the Nawab for worship. Ride the local buggy (horse cart) to the Katra mosque. Built by the first Nawab of Murshidabad – Murshid Quli Khan in 1724-25, this mosque has distinctive minarets from which the muezzin calls the faithful to Friday prayers.

The highlight of the day: Interact with villagers in Baranagar. View the grandeur of colonial heritage in Murshidabad. 

Overnight onboard Ganges Voyager


Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 5
Location
Murshidabad
Day
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Murshidabad – Mayapur

AM: After a restful morning, observing the local life along the riverbanks, we stop in the village of Mayapur. Known as the birthplace of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu (1486) and is considered an incarnation of Lord Krishna. Mayapur is also the headquarters of the International Society of Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) movement with a new temple comparable in size to the Vatican and largely funded by Alfred B. Ford, the great-grandson of car maker Henry Ford. Meet Krishna followers and walk through the pilgrim’s bazaar. 

The highlight of the day: Let your soul mingle in the chants of Hare Rama Hare Krishna!

Overnight onboard Ganges Voyager


Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 6
Location
Mayapur
Day
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Mayapur – Chandernagore – Kolkata

AM: Morning sail to Chandernagore, established as a French colony in 1673. The French obtained permission from Ibrahim Khan, the Nawab of Bengal to establish a trading post on the riverbanks of this city, which became a permanent French settlement in 1688. Explore the French colonial buildings along the promenade, including the former French governor's residence, now converted into the Dupleix Museum (closed on Thursdays & Saturdays) which features an exhibition of items that depict life during this period. Also visit the Sacred Heart Church, designed by French Architect Jacques Duchatz. The church was inaugurated in 1884 and stands for over two centuries to mark the beauty of the architecture during the French period.

PM: We then return to the ship and continue our journey downstream to Kolkata.

The highlight of the day: An insight into French colonial heritage.

Overnight onboard Ganges Voyager


Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 7
Location
Chandernagore
Day
7 / 8

Disembarkation

AM: The following breakfast disembark the ship and transfer for your onward journey.

Important Note:

The itinerary may be readjusted due to local conditions and days of the week, in order to avoid the closure of monuments/museums. Last-minute sailing adjustments may also occur. The schedule may shift due to the weather or to take advantage of unexpected opportunities. The exact time for each activity will be announced or posted by the onboard tour staff.


Ganges Voyager - Princely Murshidabad - Day 8
Location
Kolkata
Day
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8 Day - The Diwali Cruise

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Embarkation

AM: Arrival in Kolkata and transfer to the jetty for embarkation.

PM: Begin sailing upstream to Bandel enjoying lunch onboard. In the evening visit the Hooghly Imambara, a famous Shiya pilgrimage centre that provides housing for pilgrims as well as classrooms. We sail onward to Kalna.

Dinner & overnight onboard Ganges Voyager

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 1
Location
Kolkata
Day
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Kalna – Matiari

AM: After breakfast ride e-rickshaws through the town to visit the Rajbari Temple complex. The Nabakailas Temple contains 108 eight-slope-roofed shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. Other temples in the complex feature diverse architecture and terracotta plaques depict themes of Hindu epics and various aspects of day-to-day life.

PM: Return to the ship walking through the local vegetable market. Begin sail towards the shore-side village of Matiari, while having lunch onboard.

Dinner & overnight onboard Ganges Voyager

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 2
Location
Kalna
Day
2 / 8

Matiari - Khushbagh

AM: Early today walk in the village to see and experience the craftsmen at work. These master craftsmen utilize recycled copper to create exquisite pots, platters, and more from their workshops in the village. Return to the ship for breakfast and sail towards Khushbagh.

PM: Lunch onboard. In the evening walk through farmland to visit the Mughal-style Garden built by Nawab Ali Wardi Khan. It houses the Nawab’s private mosque and the tomb of the last Nawab of Bengal Siraj-ud-Daula whom the British East India Company defeated at the Battle of Plassey.

Dinner & overnight onboard Ganges Voyager

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 3
Location
Matiari
Day
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Khushbagh – Baranagar – Murshidabad

AM: After breakfast explore the village of Baranagar, a lovely example of life in rural India. Visit the 18th-century Char Bangla terracotta temple, built by Rani Bhabani, the landlady of Natore. Return to ship and sail to Murshidabad.

PM: Lunch onboard. Thereafter visit the Hazarduari Palace which dominates the waterfront. Ride e-rickshaws to the Katra mosque, which has distinctive minarets. 

Dinner & overnight onboard Ganges Voyager

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 4
Location
Murshidabad
Day
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Murshidabad – Mayapur

AM: After a restful morning, enjoying breakfast and observing the local life along the riverbanks, we arrive in Mayapur, the headquarters of the International Society of Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON).

PM: Post lunch stroll in the pilgrim’s bazaar, meet Krishna followers, and visit the temple, which is comparable in size to the Vatican. The temple has been largely funded by Alfred B. Ford, the great-grandson of car maker Henry Ford.

Dinner & overnight onboard Ganges Voyager

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 5
Location
Mayapur
Day
5 / 8

Mayapur – Chandernagore – Kolkata

AM: Today we sail to Chandernagore which was established as a French colony. Post breakfast explore the French colonial buildings along the promenade, including the former French governor's residence, now converted into a museum that features an exhibition of items that depict life during this period. Also, visit the Sacred Heart Church which marks the beauty of the architecture during the French period.

PM: Return to the ship and continue our journey to Kolkata while enjoying lunch onboard. We arrive in Kolkata by evening.

Dinner & overnight onboard Ganges Voyager

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 6
Location
Chandernagore
Day
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Diwali

AM: After breakfast, a Panoramic Tour of Dalhousie Square’s heritage buildings; St. John's Church and, Victoria Memorial.

PM: Return to ship for lunch. Thereafter visit the Mother Teresa’s Home and Tomb. Mother Teresa started the Missionary of Charity and worked here until her death in 1997. The permanent exhibition includes a visit to her personal room, where we learn her life story and see her charity that is still active. Return to the ship.

Celebrate Diwali by lighting earthen lamps and enjoy a cultural performance onboard.

Dinner & overnight onboard Ganges Voyager

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 7
Location
Kolkata
Day
7 / 8

Disembarkation

AM: Following breakfast disembark the ship and transfer for your onward journey.

Ganges Voyager - The Diwali Cruise - Day 8
Location
Kolkata
Day
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8 Day - Artisan of Bengal

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Embarkation

AM: Arrive in Kolkata in the morning and transfer to the jetty to embark the ship.

PM: Lunch onboard. 

Post lunch, proceed for a Panoramic Tour of Kolkata, featuring a view of the well-preserved British colonial buildings in Kolkata: Writer's Building, General Post Office, High Court, Raj Bhawan (Governor's House), Town Hall, Council House, Treasury Building, Reserve Bank of India and Dalhousie Square. We proceed to visit St. John's Church, the oldest Anglican Church in Kolkata, built-in 1756. The tour features the oldest functioning pipe organ in India, a painting of the Last Supper by German artist, Johann Zoffany, and several tombs of British Generals who died during the Siege of Kolkata by Nawab Shriaj Ud Daula in 1756. Then we stop at the Grand Victoria Memorial for a photo stop.

Overnight onboard the ship.

Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 1
Location
Kolkata
Day
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Kolkata Tour

AM: Morning after breakfast, visit Kolkata’s Flower Market, a feast for the eyes. Located below and adjacent to the cantilevered Howrah Bridge that spans the sacred river Ganges, the market is bustling from the wee hours of the morning. Countless vendors and buyers exchange money for flowers and countless locals carry bales of flowers that are at least twice their weight. There are several stalls where you can see artists creating a variety of garlands, ornaments, and other items made of flowers and leaves for temples, weddings, and other uses. Thereafter visit Kumartuli, a traditional potters’ quarter in northern Kolkata, renowned for its sculpting prowess, which not only manufactures clay idols for various festivals but also regularly exports them. The potters here fashioned the clay from the river beside their home into pots to be sold at the local market. Gradually they took to making the images of gods and goddesses, worshipped in large numbers in the mansions all around and later at community pujas in the city and beyond.

PM: Return to the ship for lunch and start sailing upstream passing below the Howrah Bridge and seeing various colonial buildings along the Ganges River. 

We moor for the night on the outskirts of Kolkata city near the Bally Bridge as per tide charts.

Overnight on onboard ship.


Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 2
Location
Kolkata
Day
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Bally Bridge – Bandel

AM: This morning we set sail upstream to Bandel, meaning port in Bengali was founded by Portuguese settlers who built the Church and a Monastery around 1660. 

PM: We visit the Hooghly Imambara, one of the famous Shiya pilgrimage centers in West Bengal, built-in 1841 by Haji Mohammad Mahasin. The two-story building and surrounding rooms provide housing for pilgrims as well as classrooms, or Madrasas that teach the Koran. The structure contains a Victorian-era clock with a winding key weighing 20kg. Large Persian chandeliers and lamps light Imambara's stunning hallways and passages.

Overnight onboard ship


Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 3
Location
Bally Bridge
Day
3 / 8

Bandel - Kalna

AM: Today we sail further upstream to the temple town of Kalna. Ride electric rickshaws to the enchanting Rajbari Temple Complex, which has the highest concentration of temples in the region. Visit the Nabakailas Temple, built in 1809 by the Bardhaman Maharaja, which contains 108 eight slope-roofed shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. Other temples in the complex feature diverse architecture and terra cotta plaques that depict themes of Hindu epics, the mythical life of Sree Chaitanya, images of Durga, and various aspects of day-to-day life in the region. 

PM: We also visit a local market selling different kinds of local seasonal vegetables and fruits.

Overnight onboard ship


Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 4
Location
Kalna
Day
4 / 8

Kalna - Nabadwip - Mayapur

AM: Early morning, we sail towards Nabadwip, arriving by the afternoon. Literally meaning New (Nab) Island (Dwip), it is the birthplace and abode of Saint Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the founder of the Hindu Vaishnav religion and a great social reformer. Once the capital of the Sena Dynasty under King Lakshman Sena who ruled during the 12th century, the town was an important center of education, religion, and culture. Post lunch we will explore the riverbank village by walking to see the local people engaged in Handloom Weaving of Cotton fabric, mainly saris and steals/scarves, and other activities. 

PM: Ride the country boat across the river to visit Mayapur, the headquarters of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). Guests can experience the fascinating culture of these followers and their ornate, colorful decorated statues of Krishna. The new temple built to commemorate the Jubilee year of ISKCON in 2016 and largely funded by Alfred B. Ford, the great-grandson of carmaker Henry Ford, can be compared to the Vatican. It also contains a 75-foot domed planetarium. Meet Krishna followers and walk through the pilgrim’s bazaar.

Overnight onboard the ship.


Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 5
Location
Mayapur
Day
5 / 8

Mayapur -Guptipara - Fulia

AM: This morning’s sail brings us to Guptipara, a rural town, renowned for its paddy fields and the Himsagar mango. Explore the town by visiting the Vaishnav temples that contain some fantastic terracotta works. All the structures bear characteristics of the Bengal school of architecture, with carvings depicting scenes from the Hindu epics. The Ratha-Yatra (Chariot Festival) is Guptipara’s greatest festival and the temple chariot is one of the tallest and oldest in West Bengal. Visit a Potter’s home to see and interact with the artisans creating various clay items. 

PM: In the afternoon, we visit the opposite riverbank and visit the weaving village of Fulia. After the partition of India and the division of Bengal into West Bengal (in India) and East Pakistan (now Bangladesh), many skilled weavers from Bangladesh, came and settled here and the region become a renowned center for hand-woven fabrics. With government encouragement and support, the talented weavers soon revived their ancestral occupation and the art of exquisite weaving once again flourished. Fulia specializes in a combination of Jacquard and Jamdani Saree Weaving. Jamdani is typically handloom woven fabric using a mixture of cotton and gold thread. It is one of the most time and labor-intensive forms of handloom weaving, and the most artistic textile rich in motifs.


Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 6
Location
Fulia
Day
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Fulia – Chandernagore – Serampore – Kolkata

AM: This morning we sail further downstream to Chandernagore, which was established as a French colony in 1673. The French obtained permission from Ibrahim Khan, the Nawab of Bengal to establish a trading post on the riverbanks of this city, which became a permanent French settlement. Explore the French colonial buildings walking along the promenade, including the former French governor's residence, now converted into a museum (Closed on Thursdays & Saturdays) that features an exhibition of items that depict life during this period. Also visit the Sacred Heart Church, designed by French Architect Jacques Duchatz. The church was inaugurated in 1884 and stands for over two centuries to mark the beauty of the architecture during the French period.

PM: Return to the ship and continue our journey back to Kolkata en route we halt to visit the Serampore, an erstwhile Danish colony. Enjoy a walk in the old quarters to see the Danish Tavern, St. Olav's Church, and other Danish heritage monuments. With Serampore being a popular pit-stop for Danish and English traders in 1786 a British innkeeper called James Parr opened the Denmark Tavern & Hotel, popularly called the Danish Tavern, which became a favorite among Europeans. You’ll also visit St. Olav’s Church, locally known as the Danish Church, which was constructed by the Danish Management between 1755 and 1845. The church is not particularly Scandinavian but reflects the designs of contemporary churches in British India, in particular those in Calcutta, which were inspired by contemporaneous designs popular in Britain, such as St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London.

Continue sail to Kolkata and moor for the night. Evening farewell dinner.

Overnight onboard the ship.


Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 7
Location
Chandernagore
Day
7 / 8

Disembarkation

AM: Following breakfast guests will disembark and transfer for their onward journey.

Ganges Voyager - Artisan of Bengal - Day 8
Location
Kolkata
Day
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Accommodations

Social Areas

Spa
Restaurant
Lounge
Bar
Terrace
Gym
Sundeck
Outdoor Lounge
Indoor Lounge
Dining
Buffet
Boutique

Suites & Cabins

Ganges Voyager - Signature Suite Ganges Voyager - Signature Suite Ganges Voyager - Signature Suite
10 Cabins

Signature Suite

Guests
2
Size
24 m² / 261 ft²
Beds
Twin or Double

Our Signature Suite offers two styles of arrangements – 2 twin-size beds and 1 queen-size bed. It has a comfortable seating area and floor-to-ceiling glass doors to enjoy the view outside. Decorated with hand-stencils, local murals, and fine wood furniture, the suite is meticulously designed for comfort.

Ganges Voyager - Colonial Suite Ganges Voyager - Colonial Suite
13 Cabins

Colonial Suite

Guests
2
Size
24 m² / 261 ft²
Beds
Twin or Double

The Colonial Rooms are painted in vibrant and inviting colors with picturesque prints that uplift the mood. There is a comfortable seating area in the suite and also a beautiful French balcony. 

Ganges Voyager - Heritage Suite Ganges Voyager - Heritage Suite
2 Cabins

Heritage Suite

Guests
2
Size
26 m² / 280 ft²
Beds
Double

Offering utmost privacy and comfort with a spacious French balcony to witness the panoramic views, Heritage Suite is a perfect retreat. It is fitted with an exquisite four-poster bed, Persian rugs, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. The hand-painted walls add to the charm of these suites.

Ganges Voyager - Viceroy Suite Ganges Voyager - Viceroy Suite Ganges Voyager - Viceroy Suite
2 Cabins

Viceroy Suite

Guests
2
Size
33.4 m² / 360 ft²
Beds
Double

Regal and ornate, the Viceroy Suite is furnished with colonial decor, Persian rugs and hand-stencilled walls. It has more than 360 sq. ft. of living space, a finely crafted day bed, and a spacious bathroom fitted with all modern amenities.

Ganges Voyager - Maharaja Suite Ganges Voyager - Maharaja Suite Ganges Voyager - Maharaja Suite
1 Cabin

Maharaja Suite

Guests
2
Size
37 m² / 400 ft²
Beds
Twin or Double

The most luxurious and spacious suite aboard, with 400 sq. ft. of space, the Maharaja Suite is a haven of luxury. Embellished with Persian rugs, Burma teak floors and rich tapestry, it also has a flat screen TV, on-demand movie service, and a writing desk. Bathrooms are as luxurious as the room and are fitted with both spacious bathtub and shower panels. Daily butler service and in-room dining are also available on request.

Technical Information

Deck Plan

Features

  • Air conditioning
  • Excercise room
  • Massage room
  • Lecture room
  • WIFI available
  • Spa
  • Souvenir shop
  • Hot showers
  • Heating
  • Charging areas for electronic equipment

Equipment

  • Yoga mats
  • Flash lights
  • Water canteen/bottle
  • Insect repellent
** Use of certain equipment at additional cost, ask for details
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