A Can Tho Trip to the Fullest in 1 Day
- Start & End in Can Tho
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 138 reviews
- Can Tho, Hau Giang, Can Tho
05:00 AM – 06:00 PMA/c Car, Boat, Lunch, SampanUp to 8 pax
For those who have only 1 full day in Can Tho and would love to explore as much as possible the Mekong Delta. This perfect All-In-One tour includes the Cai Rang Floating Market, local fish and farmer markets, hidden canals, a cacao farm, a boat trip through Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve, and Son Islet with its fruit gardens, duck massage, and famous flying fish show. Breakfast and lunch included.
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From (max 8pax)
$102.00 per person
Group
$102.00 per person
Private
$153.00 per person
Child (7-12) and Child (5-6): reduced fares · Infants (under 5): free
Duration:05:00 AM – 06:00 PM
Vehicles:A/c Car, Boat, Lunch, Sampan
Languages offered:English
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour.
From$102.00 /person
Highlights
Take a small boat to the Cai Rang Floating Market Visit the lively Mekong Fish & Farmer Market Explore hidden canals & cacao farm Son Islet: fruit gardens, duck massage & flying fish Explore flooded Lung Ngoc Hoang forest by boat
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- Start in HCMC, end in Chau Doc, 1 night in CanTho
- Enjoy: authentic small boat to the floating market
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MARCH 27, 2021
PHOTO BY THOMAS VIETNAM, MEKONG COLLECTION
CAN THO RICE NOODLE FACTORY & VILLAGES
Nowadays, there are more and more green and responsible tours which are meaningful and educational as well. This is why Can Tho noodle factory is getting popular for both Vietnamese and foreigners to come and explore the cuisine culture and the typical local life in Can Tho, Mekong Delta.
Notre excursion d’une journée était absolument parfaite pour découvrir la région et la culture locale du delta du Mékong. Nous avons pris place sur une petite embarcation tôt le matin pour voir le levé du soleil alors que tout s’activait doucement sur le fleuve. Nous avons visité le marché flottant et nous nous sommes arrimés à différents bateaux pour collecter notre petit déjeuner. Lam, notre guide parlait très bien anglais. Il nous a fait visiter une fabrique familiale de nouilles, une plantation de cacao et une plantation de fruits du dragon. À chaque visite, il nous donnait des explications pertinentes avec l’histoire des familles. La randonnée à vélo était absolument parfaite pour admirer la vie rurale et la végétation. Et la randonnée en bateau dans les canaux était une expérience unique que nous n’oublierons jamais. Lam, a été notre photographe pendant toute la journée. Nous avons fait plusieurs séances photos mémorables. En résumé, il s’agit d’une excursion incontournable, complète et diversifiée. Je la recommande fortement. Merci Lam pour cette magnifique journée!
I’ve done a few tours in Vietnam, but this one felt like the most real. Nothing staged. Just life — boats, families, farms. Hieu made sure we learned, laughed, and tasted everything. I even got emotional walking through the ficus forest where the VC used to hide. That history still lingers. A deep and tasty experience.
Lo mejor de este tour fue la conexión real con la vida local. Desde la sopa de desayuno en el mercado flotante hasta el paseo silencioso por los canales, todo se sintió sincero y sin prisas. Lâm fue un guía maravilloso, paciente y lleno de conocimiento. En la granja de cacao aprendimos cómo se hace el chocolate artesanal, y en el bosque húmedo vimos aves espectaculares.
From the moment the boat left the pier, I felt like I was inside a postcard. The colors, the life, the warm smiles. Duy was thoughtful and made sure everyone was having a good time. I especially loved the cacao farm — tasted pure chocolate for the first time in years. The wetland forest was like therapy. Just go.
Floating market — ✔️ Rice noodle house — ✔️ Cacao tasting — ✔️ Biking — ✔️ Wetland trekking — ✔️ If you want a checklist of what makes the Mekong Delta special, this tour has it all. And more importantly, Hannah made it feel personal and meaningful, not rushed. Best spent day in the South.
Minh brought us through a day full of surprises — from a bowl of soup on a rocking boat, to homemade cacao milk under the shade of trees. The noodle-making family was so welcoming and let us try their pizza noodles (honestly delicious). We biked through quiet countryside and ended in the bird sanctuary where I just stood still, watching the sky full of wings. I felt lucky to see this side of Vietnam.
Ich war schon einige Tage im Mekong-Delta unterwegs, aber dieser Tag war besonders. David war ein exzellenter Guide — sehr aufmerksam und hat viel erklärt, ohne zu viel zu reden. Vom Markt zum Nudelhaus, vom Radfahren zur Kakaofarm bis zum Wald – alles war echt und ohne Touristenmassen. Der Spaziergang im Feuchtgebiet war ein Traum. Ich habe selten so viele Vögel gesehen.
Chris was awesome — relaxed, funny, and knew everything. The morning started with noodle soup on the river, surrounded by the buzz of local boats. Then we watched rice noodles being made and even tried flipping one (harder than it looks!). The cacao farm was such a cozy stop, and the biking gave us a great view into rural life. But the forest part? So calm. Just birds, water, and peace. A beautiful, slow moment in a fast world.
I loved the early start. The air was cool, the river calm. We drifted into the market just as life was beginning. Hannah explained the fading of the floating culture with such care. We laughed a lot, ate well, biked through backroads, and tasted chocolate from Vietnamese cacao. Ending with the forest made me feel deeply connected. It’s not just a tour — it’s a day you’ll remember forever.
Not polished. Not staged. Just raw, peaceful, fascinating Mekong life. From boats selling pineapples to women cooking noodles at sunrise, everything was so human. Thomas gave context and let us feel. The forest walk at the end — birdsong, mud path, open sky — I’ll never forget it. This tour should be protected like the wetlands themselves.