



Phong Dien secret canal is part of more than 1000 km of green canals of Can Tho, which is known as one of the 15 romantic cities with the most beautiful canals in the world. Your tour includes the Cai Rang floating market, Mekong fish and farmer market, cacao farm, the hidden small canals - a non-touristy canals. The tour includes breakfast and drinks.
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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.







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Duy gave us a morning full of gentle adventure — sounds, tastes, and smells I’ll carry with me. The floating market at sunrise was calming and poetic. I loved sipping coffee on the boat while Duy explained the history and changes of the market. The sampan was so quiet, allowing us to melt into the scenery. The rice noodle “factory” was genuine and humbling, and the cacao farm was just beautiful. Duy’s stories made the whole journey deeper and more meaningful than I ever expected.
Hannah was simply fantastic — informative, friendly, and always smiling. I was surprised how touching this tour was. It felt like stepping into someone’s world, not just watching from a distance. The sampan ride was peaceful, and the floating market brought back childhood memories of my grandfather’s stories about river life. The handmade rice noodle experience was like nothing I’d ever seen. Walking to the cacao farm felt like a stroll through another era. Thank you, Hannah, for sharing the soul of the Mekong with us.
Hieu gave us such a heartfelt and deep experience. The market itself was calm, with soft early morning light, and Hieu explained every detail — not just what we saw, but why it matters. The rice noodle factory touched me — a hardworking family, not a show for tourists. The peaceful canal was full of nature and silence, a side of Vietnam I’ll always cherish. Ending at the cacao farm with fresh milk was such a warm, local treat. Highly recommended.
This tour was everything I hoped for and more. Lâm had an incredible energy and shared so much history and humor along the way. From the moment the sun began to rise behind the floating market, I knew this day would stay with me forever. The pineapple, the steaming bowls of noodles, the laughter from other sampans — all unforgettable. The quiet canal and cacao stories were just the cherry on top. Truly magical from start to finish.
Thomas was gentle, intuitive, and so knowledgeable. From the first moment on the sampan, I could feel this tour was something special. The floating market was quieter than expected, but it made the experience feel more intimate. Watching the river life begin in the early hours was humbling. What I truly loved was the peaceful ride through the canals — the sound of birds, the reflection of trees in the water. The fruit garden and cacao farm were honest, local, and full of joy. A rare and meaningful morning.
Chris made our journey so alive with his stories and local insights. The floating market was beautiful in a raw, simple way — no fake performances, just life unfolding. The sampan glided silently through water coconut and nipa palm groves that felt ancient. I loved seeing how rice noodles are made — I’ll never look at my food the same way again. The cacao milk at the end was divine! Chris’s passion made the whole experience even more special. A beautiful way to start the day.
I’m still in awe of this tour. Minh guided us with calm and kindness, helping us find meaning in the little things — a wave from a passing vendor, the sound of water against the boat, the smell of steaming noodles in the morning. The small canal felt like a lost world, rich in greenery and life. I’ve never experienced a tour that felt this peaceful and personal. And the cacao farm — what a sweet surprise! Everything was just... perfect.
David was thoughtful, caring, and really gave us the space to observe, listen, and ask questions. From the floating market to the hidden canal network, every part of this journey was meaningful. I particularly loved how David explained the decline of the market and the importance of visiting it respectfully. Tasting fresh pineapple from a boat, watching the rice noodle process in a humble family setting, sipping cacao milk under the trees — this wasn’t just a tour, it was a gift.
Duy was one of the best guides I've ever had — sincere, curious, and full of local stories. I joined to see the floating market but left with a deeper understanding of the Mekong. The market isn’t just a place to visit — it’s a piece of living history. The sampan journey through the secret canals was pure magic. Greenery all around, silence, water... I could’ve stayed there forever. The cacao farm, the fruit garden, even the rice noodle house — all felt honest and human. Thank you, Duy.
Waking up at 4:30 AM has never been so rewarding. Hannah met us with the brightest smile and gently guided us through every magical moment. Watching Cai Rang come alive from our little sampan felt like being inside a painting. The noodle breakfast was hot, comforting, and delicious — even my vegetarian friend was catered for! I especially loved the long, dreamy canals and the hands-on experience at the rice noodle family house. The walk to the cacao farm felt like a peaceful dream. Every moment felt real.