Sukapha

The MS Sukapha was built in 2006 as the twin ship of the MS Charadew 1, specifically for voyages in the East Indies. With a maximum of 24 passengers, MS Sukapha reaches pristine and culturally unique locations along the banks of the Brahmaputra River. The comfortable ship is adorned with artwork and handloom textiles, all crafted by talented local artists and artisans. MS Sukapha offers 2 passenger decks featuring a lounge with bar, restaurant, panoramic deck, and sun deck with shaded areas and sun loungers. Additionally, there is a wellness center and a library available onboard.
Giorgia Lombardo