Ben Tre Tour & Small Coconut Canals
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- Ben Tre
11:00 AM – 02:00 PMTuk Tuk, Boat, SampanUp to 10paxTour in Ben TreEnglish speaking guideVeggie-friendly
This tour closed for a while because the roads are under maintained.
Start and end the tour in Ben Tre City! With the customized insider tour, tour package taking you through Ben Tre, Mekong Delta. Ben Tre tour includes a boat trip, unique traditional brick kiln, homemade mat weaving village, hand rowing sampan, water coconut canals and more.
Highlights
Pickup and drop off the tour in Ben Tre Enjoy Ben Tre boat trip & local life Enjoy the rowing sampan & water coconut canals Explore and have fun time with the village tuk tuk Visit traditional brick kiln, coconut candy workshop
Itinerary
- Pick-up11:00 AM, the driver & tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Ben Tre City and transfer to Ben Tre boat station for embarking the boat.
- Traditional brick kilnBoarding the motor-boat at a pier and cruising on the Mekong River, visit the traditional brick kiln and pottery which is a very old fashion of making the mud brick of Mekong people.
from $39pp
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$78.00
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Better to know
English speaking tour guideBoat & sampan (small boat)Tuk tuk and experienced driver
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