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India Holi &
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February 24 – March 09, 2026

 

 

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HappyGayTravel Vimeo ChannelIndia Holi &
The Ganges River All-Gay Cruise & Tour 2026

13 nights from/to New Delhi, India

February 24 – March 09, 2026
RV Ganges Voyager

Gay India CruiseWe invite you to join us for an all-gay, all-inclusive and guaranteed full ship charter journey as we explore the splendors of India’s Golden Triangle and cruise the Lower Ganges River during Holi, the the festival of colors, love, and spring. Stay in a luxurious New Delhi hotel as you explore the capital territory. Fly to exotic West Bengal for an unforgettable cruise along the lower Ganges River with powerful visits to Bandel, Kalna, Murshidabad, and Chandernagore. We cruise the mother Ganges during Holi Festival, which celebrates the eternal and divine love of the deities Radha and Krishna and the triumph of good over evil. It’s a cultural celebration that gives Hindus and non-Hindus alike an opportunity to have fun banter with other people by throwing colored water and powder at each other. Not only do you get to witness this colorful spectacle but you’ll have the opportunity to “play Holi” with your fellow guests and the friendly cruise staff of the Ganges Voyager.

Back in Kolkata, the journey continues to Rajasthan and India’s Golden Triangle, with astounding visits to the fabled pink city of Jaipur, the 11th century Agra Fort, and the legendary Taj Mahal.

 

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During the river cruise, you’ll return home each night to a soothing atmosphere of relaxation aboard the elegant, all-suite Ganges Voyager. Breathe in the scenery from the comfort of a top deck lounge. Explore the healing sensations of Ayurvedic or traditional European spa treatments. Gather with your new friends and discuss the meaning of enlightenment as you watch the world go by. No matter where you are on board, you’ll feel a renewing energy and comforting sense of peace.

 

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Splendors of India All-Gay Cruise & Tour Highlights

• Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Humayun’s Tomb, Qutab Minar, and the Taj Mahal

• Go inside the walls of the ancient Mughal capital of Old Delhi to see the Jama Mashid Mosque and Raj Ghat, the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi

• Board an excursion boat for a tour of the Hooghly Imambara in the port of Bandel

Sail the Ganges River, Hindi Ganga, great river of the plains of the northern Indian subcontinent

Celebrate Holi, the festival of colors during your cruise on the Ganges River

• Visit the Mosque of Nawab Ali-Wardi-Khan in Khushbagh and the Rani Bhabani temples in Baranagar

• Tour the Hazarduari Palace in Murshidabad and visit the Katra Mosque

Visit Jaipur, formerly Jeypore, is the capital and largest city of the Indian state of Rajasthan

Visit Kolkata is the educational, commercial, and cultural center of India known for its stunning iconic landmarks

• Visit the Sacred Heart Church

 

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Splendors of India Gay Cruise & Tour Inclusions

• FROM THE TIME YOU LAND UNTIL YOU LEAVE, NEARLY EVERYTHING IS INCLUDED!

• Welcome reception in New Delhi

• 2 nights hotel accommodation in Imperial Room at Imperial Hotel New Delhi including breakfast

• One lunch and one dinner in New Delhi

• Flight from Delhi to Kolkata

• 7 nights deluxe cruise accommodation

• Gourmet dining with all meals included during your cruise

• Free flowing house wine and local beer with lunch and dinner during cruise

• One hour pre-dinner cocktails of domestic spirits throughout the cruise

• Flight from Kolkata to Jaipur

• Two nights accommodation in Palace Room at Rambagh Palace, Jaipur including breakfast

• One night accommodation at the Taj Hotel in Agra

• One night accommodation at an airport hotel in Delhi

 

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Your Ship - Ganges Voyager

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

 

Ganges Voyager lounge

 

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.

 

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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.

 

Ganges Voyager sun deck

 

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.

 

Ganges Voyager dining room

 

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.

 

The Imperial New Delhi Hotel

 

Your Hotels

The Imperial New Delhi Hotel, New Delhi
February 24 - 26, 2026

Reminiscent of a 19th-century Indian Palace, in the land of Maharajas and Maharanis, The Imperial New Delhi was opened in 1936 as the first hotel in New Delhi. One of the Grand Dames of the East, its architecture has subtle traces of Victorian, Art Deco and Lutyen styles. White marble colonnades, verdant gardens and rooms & suites replete with Italian marble floors, polished Burma teak, Persian hand-knotted carpets, antique Chandeliers and Rosewood furniture, set the tone. The storied hotel blends rich heritage, exceptional service and modern-day comforts for today’s business and leisure travellers.

 

Rambagh Palace Hotel Jaipur

 

Rambagh Palace Hotel, Jaipur
March 5 - 7, 2026

The Rambagh Palace, is a royal resort set in a breathtaking oasis of beautiful landscaped gardens. Built in 1835, Rambagh Palace has stepped gracefully through many royal transitions—from the home of the queen’s favorite handmaiden, to royal guesthouse and hunting lodge, and later as the residence of the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and his queen, Maharani Gayatri Devi. Today, this jewel in the Taj’s crown offers 78 stunningly restored grand luxury rooms and suites which were the chambers of the former Maharaja.

 

Taj Hotel Agra

 

Taj Hotel Agra, Agra
March 7 - 8, 2026

Agra’s newest landmark, the Taj Hotel & Convention Centre, lies a short walk away from the Eastern Gate of this fabled monument. This modern 5 star hotel near Taj Mahal reimagines all that Agra can be. A refreshing rooftop infinity pool with magical views of the Taj Mahal, an invigorating spa and a buzzing fitness center are at hand to rejuvenate every guest. There is also an abundance of dining options to delight the epicurean. The generously appointed rooms in Taj Hotel, Agra make for an opulent affair. With luxurious bathrooms that feature a standing bath tub and walk-in rain shower. Exquisite inlay work that showcases the local artisanship of Agra in all its glory. Rooms include free wifi and King or twin beds.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I schedule my flights or train?
Arrivals:
You should schedule your flights to arrive in Delhi (DEL) by February 24, 2026. The first scheduled activity on the 24th is a welcome reception at approximately 5:30pm.
Departures:
You should schedule to fly home from Delhi (DEL) at 10pm or later on March 8 , 2026 or the morning of March 9, 2026. Hotel check-out time is by Noon on March 9th.

For those participating in the Varanasi post-program extension, you should plan to fly home from Delhi (DEL) at 10pm or later on March 10th or the morning of March 11, 2026. Hotel check-out on the 11th is at Noon.

What arrival and departure transfers are included?
Arrival transfers are provided from the Delhi International Airport (DEL) to the Imperial Hotel.
Departure transfers are provided from the Roseate Hotel to the Delhi International Airport (DEL).

Contact our team to ensure arrangements outside of these arrival and departure transfers will be included. Booked guests should provide their arrival and departure details 45 days prior to the trip to ensure transfer availability.

 

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What should I expect on the included shore excursions?
Excursions during your travel program are mostly in groups of 25 people led by expert English speaking local guides. Utilizing wireless audio guides enables you to hear every word of your travel guide at absolutely all times. It provides maximum flexibility and convenience without missing a moment of fascinating commentary and is compatible with hearing aids.

What if I have dietary requirements?
We will make every effort to accommodate special dietary requests. Please inform our office at least 45 days prior to departure of these requests.

Will there be smoking areas?
The comfort and safety of our guests is our first priority. Smoking is not permitted in the suites or enclosed, public areas on board. There is a designated smoking area on the Sun Deck.

Is there a dress code?
You are on vacation as the last thing we want to impose is a dress code. We will however appreciate you wearing more than a thong or mankini at dinner and in the bar/performance area. Be as dressed up or down as you see fit as long as you are comfortable and dress appropriately for for changeable weather.

 

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What are pre-paid gratuities?
Gratuities are customary expressions of appreciation for a job well done. It is our goal to ensure that the service you receive is as wonderful as the sites you visit. Gratuities for the included portions of this program have been pre-paid. At your own discretion you may choose to provide additional tips.

What are the passport and visa requirements?
A passport, which is valid for six months after your last date of travel, is required for this trip.
Visa Requirements – citizens of almost every country require tourist visas to enter India. Our program only requires a single entry visa, which may be obtained through an online application process HERE.
If you have made other independent arrangements which require multiple entries into India, check with your nearest Indian consulate for the appropriate visa application process. Use care to be sure you are accessing information from the official consulate and not an intermediary.

What weather can i expect from this trip?
Average Temperatures in February/March will be in the range of
New Delhi Delhi 83 /56 °FC
Kolkata 85 / 64°FC
Varanasi 85 57 °FC

 

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India Holi
The Ganges River All-Gay Cruise & Tour
Itinerary

Date

Port

Meals

 24 Feb New Delhi, India R
 25 Feb New Delhi, India B, L, D
 26 Feb New Delhi / Kolkata B, D
 27 Feb Kolkata / Bandell / Kalna B, L, D
 28 Feb Kalna / Matiari B, L, D
 01 Mar Matiari / Khushbagh B, L, D
 02 Mar Khushbagh / Baranagar / Murshidabad B, L, D
 03 Mar Murshidabad / Mayapur / Chandernagore B, L, D
 04 Mar Chandernagore / Kolkata B, L, D
 05 Mar Kolkata / Jaipur B, L, D
 06 Mar Jaipur B, L
 07 Mar Jaipur / Agra B, L, D
 08 Mar Agra / New Delhi B, L
 09 Mar New Delhi, India B
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Imperial New Delhi

Day 1 - New Delhi, India
Arrive at the Delhi airport (DEL) where you will be met by our representative and transferred to your hotel for two nights in an Imperial room, at the deluxe Imperial Hotel in New Delhi.

Meet your fellow travelers at an evening welcome reception at the hotel at approximately 5:30pm.
Welcome Reception

 

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Day 2 - New Delhi, India
Today’s comprehensive tour introduces you to this bustling city’s landmarks, passing the imposing Red Fort, President’s Palace and City Gate.

Visit Raj Ghat, the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, Humayun’s Tomb, a 16th century landmark of Mughal architecture inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, and Qutab Minar, also a UNESCO site.

This evening, join your fellow travelers for dinner at the hotel.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

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Day 3 - New Delhi / Kolkata (Embarkation)
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before transferring to the airport for your short included flight to Kolkata where upon arrival we transfer to the ship.

After settling into your suite aboard the Ganges Voyager, we’ll gather for a welcome reception and dinner, followed by a musical performance featuring songs of the Bengal region.
Breakfast & Dinner

 

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Day 4 - Kolkata / Bandell / Kalna
This morning, we’ll go ashore to explore Kolkata. Our first visit is to Mother Teresa’s House. Mother Teresa started the Missionary of Charity in 1952, then lived 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.

After, we explore the legacy of Kolkata’s British colonial era. See the Writers’ Building, General Post Office, High Court, Raj Bhawan (Governor’s House), Town Hall, Council House, Treasury Building, and Reserve Bank of India, as well as Dalhousie Square.

We’ll enjoy a tour of St. John’s Church, which was built in 1756 by Lt. Colonel James Agg and houses India’s oldest functioning pipe organ, as well as a painting of the Last Supper by German artist Johann Zoffany. As we stroll the grounds, we’ll see several tombs of British Generals who lost their lives during the Siege of Kolkata in 1756 by Nawab Shriaj Ud Daula. Finally, we’ll visit the impressive Victoria Memorial Museum before returning to the Ganges Voyager for lunch and the start of our journey upstream.

This afternoon, we’ll board our excursion boats and go ashore at Bandel, a port founded by Portuguese settlers in the 1800s.

Our visit includes a tour of the Hooghly Imambara (completed in 1861), an important Shia pilgrimage center with a clock- tower lookout that boasts views of the Ganges. The structure contains a working clock with a winding key weighing approximately 20 kilograms (44 pounds). Inside the main building, large Persian chandeliers and smaller lamps light the main prayer hall where text from the Quran is engraved in the walls.

After our visit, we’ll return to the ship for dinner in the East India Dining Room.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

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Day 5 - Kalna / Matiari
This morning we enjoy a rickshaw ride through the city center of Kalna en route to the enchanting Rajbari complex, with the highest concentration of temples in the region. Bengal’s mixture of temple architecture includes the Nabakailas Temples. Built in 1809 by the Bardhaman Maharaja, the complex contains 108 eight slope-roofed temples – 74 in the outer circle here and another 34 making an inner circle.

Another complex features diverse architecture, including the Pratapeshwar Temple, built in 1849. Terra cotta plaques depict themes of Hindu epics, mythical life of Sree Chaitanya, images of Durga, and various aspects of day-to-day life in the region. Other temples on the site include Lalji Temple, the oldest in the complex (1739), and Krishnachandra Temple (1751).
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

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Day 6 - Matiari / Khushbagh
This morning you may enjoy a shore side bazaar. Matiari 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.

We then continue our journey upstream. We sail past the battlefield of Plassey, where Robert Clive of 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.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

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Day 7 - Khushbagh / Baranagar / Murshidabad
This morning we visit the charming village of Khushbagh, passing through scenic fields to arrive to the well-preserved mosque complex built by Nawab Ali-Wardi-Khan, housing his family’s private mosque. His grandson Siraj-ud-Daula was defeated by the British East India Company at the Battle of Plassey in 1757.
After an on-board breakfast and morning sail, we visit the village of Baranagar. 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 (Queen) Bhabani, the landlady of Natore. The brick temples are considered to be among the best examples of Bengal terra cotta art. We then return to the ship for lunch and sail downstream.

This afternoon we pass by charming countryside villages filled where locals greet us from the banks. We approach Murshidabad, a hidden architectural gem along the Ganges with dramatic whitewashed colonial era structures. We visit the Hazarduari Palace, 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.

We then take a scenic ride by local buggy to the Katra mosque. Built by the first Nawab of Murshidabad –Murshid Quli Khan in the 1724 – 25, this mosque has distinctive minarets from which the muezzin calls the faithful to Friday prayers.

This evening we return for dinner and local cultural performance on-board.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

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Day 8 - Murshidabad / Mayapur / Chandernagore
Today, enjoy a relaxing day on board. There will be plenty of fun activities to keep you occupied, or simply spend the day relaxing with a book or watching the world go by.

Later today, your crew has a special celebration planned for you along the banks of the Ganges.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

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Day 9 - Chandernagore / Kolkata
Today, the crew of the Ganges Voyager will put together a special event for Holi, a vibrant and joyful Hindu celebration that marks spring’s arrival, the triumph of good over evil, and the legendary love between Radha and Krishna.

Later, we visit Chandernagore, established as a French colony in 1673. The French obtained permission from Ibrahim Khan, the then Nawab of Bengal to establish a trading post on the riverbanks of this city, which became a permanent French settlement in 1688.

We will explore the French colonial buildings along the promenade, including the former French governor’s residence (now converted to a museum that features an exhibition of items that depict life during this period). We then will visit the Sacred Heart Church of Chandernagore.

We then return to the ship and continue our journey downstream to Kolkata.
Breakfast, Lunch & Farewell Dinner

 

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Day 10 - Kolkata / Jaipur
Following breakfast, we disembark the vessel and transfer to the Kolkata Airport for our short flight to the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur.

Upon arrival, we transfer to the magnificent Rambagh Palace Hotel, where you’ll check into your Palace Room for an evening of relaxation, including dinner in the hotel’s opulent ballroom.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

 

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Day 11 - Jaipur
Enjoy the opulent breakfast at the hotel this morning and join today’s tour of the "Pink City" featuring an optional elephant back ride up the hill to the Amber Fort, the former seat of the Rajput rulers of Jaipur.

Visit the UNESCO-designated site of the Jantar Mantar Observatory and the residence of the former royal family City Palace, a complex of lovely courtyards and gardens.

Dinner is on your own tonight to explore northern India cuisine.
Breakfast & Lunch

 

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Day 12 - Jaipur / Agra
Today’s scenic ride takes you to the city of Agra, located on the banks of the river Yamuna in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. Check in to your room at the Taj Agra Hotel for one night.

This afternoon, we visit the massive and impressive Agra Fort, a red sandstone stone-walled complex of palatial buildings.

Afterwards, we transfer to the captivating UNESCO World Heritage site of the Taj Mahal for an unforgettable sunset visit.

 

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Day 13 - Agra / New Delhi
Early risers may choose to return to the iconic Taj Mahal for a second visit at sunrise. After, enjoy breakfast and some time at leisure this morning, or take the opportunity to shop for keepsakes.

After lunch, a scenic ride takes you to New Delhi for the rest of the day at leisure. Day room use or overnight at the Roseate New Delhi airport hotel to refresh and relax before your transfer to the airport for your late evening or early morning international flight home.

Or, spend the night and join the post trip add-on to Varanasi the next morning.
Breakfast & Lunch

 

Day 14 - New Delhi Departure
Transfer to the airport for your early morning international flight home.

Or, join the post trip add on to Varanasi this morning.

 

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Varanasi Post Program Extension

March 09 - 11, 2026
• Double occupancy pricing: $1,499 per person
• Single occupancy pricing: $1,749

Complete your exciting journey with a visit to captivating Varanasi. Overnight in Delhi on March 8th and transfer on the 9th to the New Delhi airport for your flight to the holy city of Varanasi and one night in a Deluxe room at the Taj Ganges Varanasi Hotel.

On arrival, witness the mesmerizing Aarti Ceremony attended by hundreds of worshipers, from your private boat on the Ganges River.

Join the group for dinner before an early night’s sleep in preparation for a very early rise the next morning to discover the daily rituals performed along the Ganges during an unforgettable private sunrise cruise.

Later, that day fly to Delhi (expected arrival to Delhi at 4:30pm on the 10th of March) for some time at leisure and day room use, or overnight in a Deluxe room at the Roseate New Delhi Hotel before your independently booked flight.

 

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Guests: 56 • Year Built: 2015 • Decks: 3 • Lenghth: 185 ft • Guest Cabins: 28 • Crew: 35

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India Holi & The Ganges River All-Gay Cruise & Tour 2026 Rates
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Maharaja Suite Ganges Voyager Maharaja Suite Upper Deck 304. 400 square feet, Panoramic French Balcony, Fixed King Bed, Butler Service, Complimentary One-Hour Spa Treatment Per Guest, Laundry Service, Bottle of Wine Upon Embarkation, Evening Canapes. Comfortable sitting area with two chairs; Large private bathroom featuring full shower with rain shower head & glass door, hairdryer & premium bath amenities; Spacious closets with shelves for ample storage; Luggage rack; Flatscreen television with selection of on-demand movies $ 11,099
$ 11,599
Viceroy Suite Ganges Voyager Viceroy Suite Upper Deck, Cabins 313 and 314. 360 square feet, French Balcony, Fixed King Bed, Butler Service, Complimentary One-Hour Spa Treatment Per Guest, Laundry Service, Bottle of Wine Upon Embarkation, Evening Canapes. Comfortable sitting area with two chairs; Large private bathroom featuring full shower with rain shower head & glass door, hairdryer & premium bath amenities; Spacious closets with shelves for ample storage; Luggage rack; Flatscreen television with selection of on-demand movies $ 10,399
$ 10,899
Heritage Suite Ganges Voyager Heritage Upper Deck, Cabins 301 and 302. 280 square feet, French Balcony, fixed queen bed. Comfortable sitting area with two chairs; Large private bathroom featuring full shower with rain shower head & glass door, hairdryer & premium bath amenities; Spacious closets with shelves for ample storage; Luggage rack; Flatscreen television with selection of on-demand movies; Writing desk/vanity with mirror & comfortable chair; In-house telephone; Bathrobes & slippers; Mini-bar with complimentary local beer, soft drinks $ 9,799
$ 10,299
Colonial Suite Ganges Voyager Colonial Suite Upper Deck. Located on the (Upper Deck), this cabin is 261 square feet, French Balcony, two twin-sized beds that can be converted to one queen-sized bed. Large private bathroom featuring full shower with rain shower head & glass door, hairdryer & premium bath amenities; Premium bath amenities; Flatscreen television with selection of on-demand movies; Individual climate control; Spacious closets with shelves for ample storage; Seating area; Bathrobes & slippers; Luggage rack $ 9,199
$ 9,699
Signature Suite Ganges Voyager Signature Suite Main Deck, 261 square feet, French Balcony, two twin-sized beds that can be converted to one queen-sized bed. Large private bathroom featuring full shower with rain shower head & glass door, hairdryer & premium bath amenities; Premium bath amenities; Flatscreen television with selection of on-demand movies; Individual climate control; Spacious closets with shelves for ample storage; Seating area; Bathrobes & slippers; Luggage rack; Comfortable sitting area with two chairs $ 8,799
$ 9,299
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The fares above are per person USD, based on double occupancy.

Port Charges of $200 per person are additional.

Pre-paid Gratuities of $255 per person are additional.

Initial deposit is $1,500 per person. The balance of the trip is due 120 days before departure on October 27, 2025.

Single Travelers Single supplement of $3,000 applies to single occupancy bookings in Colonial and Signature Suites. 100% single supplement aplies in other categories.

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