Currently paused · returning soon
Sails daily — timings follow the sun
The Sundown Cruise is not currently sailing. No bookings are being taken while it's paused — but tell us you're interested on WhatsApp and we'll message you personally the moment sailings resume. The sunset and dinner cruises sail daily as always.
The quiet hour
The Sundown Cruise held the slot between our two daily sailings — after the sunset cruise came home and before the dinner cruise cast off. Sixty minutes on the water in the river's most understated mood: the sky done with its show, the hills fading to silhouettes, Guwahati's lights arriving one bank at a time.
It ran the way the sunset cruise runs — a live singer and DJ on the middle deck, the bar and restaurant serving à la carte, all decks and the air-conditioned lounge open to every guest. When it returns, it will pick up exactly where it left off.
Good to know
Not at the moment — the Sundown Cruise is paused. The sunset and dinner cruises sail daily as always. Register your interest on WhatsApp and we'll message you personally when sundown sailings resume.
A 60-minute sail in the quiet hour between the sunset and dinner cruises — the sky done with its show, the city lights just arriving, a live singer and DJ on deck, and the bar and restaurant serving à la carte. It will run the same way when it returns.
The sunset cruise covers golden hour just before the sundown slot, and the dinner cruise takes over the evening after it — between them, the whole arc of the river's evening is still yours.
Golden hour. The sunset cruise on the Brahmaputra sails daily just before the sundown slot — sixty minutes of the famous light, from ₹700.
The full evening. The dinner cruise takes over after dark — 90 minutes with the buffet and the full Assamese cultural programme included.