
Terminal 21 Rama 3
Check-in from 18:00 on the G floor — the start of the full three-hour route.
A three-hour dinner cruise down Bangkok's grand river — seafood buffet, live duo, traditional Thai dance, and a skyline that performs all night long.

Check-in from 18:00 on the G floor — the start of the full three-hour route.

1907 teakwood warehouses and a 60m Ferris wheel light up the west bank.

Southeast Asia's antique quarter, with a clear promenade view of Wat Arun.

Opened 1932 by the firm behind the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Home to a 15-metre seated Buddha that blesses river travellers.

Its porcelain prang glows gold against the night, ringed by a laser show — the trip's centrepiece.

Floodlit from the water — home of the Emerald Buddha since 1782.
Southeast Asia's longest nightly dancing-water show on the riverfront.

A golden Thai 'ย' marks the pylon where Viva turns for home.
A river-table for two with the lights of Bangkok behind you and the golden prangs of Wat Arun ahead. Tell us it's a special night and we'll arrange the rest.

All-you-can-eat international buffet — fresh seafood, Thai signatures, salads, mains, and a sweets table generous enough you'll skip dessert at the hotel.

Traditional Thai classical dance performed live on board as the city's most iconic landmarks glide past your window, one by one.

Live duo singers every night — modern jazz, Thai classics, ballads, and the occasional surprise duet that gets the whole deck singing along.

A glimpse of the night — taste, light, performance and the people who make it loud, warm and unforgettable.







96% of guests recommend Viva across 277 reviews on Google, Tripadvisor & Facebook — here's what a few of them said.
The highlight of our Bangkok trip. We were treated like royalty from the moment we stepped aboard, with Wat Arun and the Grand Palace lit up along the way.
Attentive staff, superb entertainment and an amazing selection of food. Book the top deck — that's where the show is, and the skyline views are unobstructed.
Loved cruising the Chao Phraya — good food, great live music, and the lit-up buildings along the shore were absolutely spectacular. Would do it again.
Weekends book out a week ahead. We hold a handful of window seats every night for last-minute lovers — claim yours.