Cai Rang Floating Market & Phong Dien Secret Canals
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- Can Tho, Cai Rang, Phong Dien, Can Tho
05:00 AM – 09:00 AMSmall BoatUp to 8 pax
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 and about an hour on the prettiest small canals - a non-touristy canals. The tour includes breakfast and drinks.
Highlights
Enjoy: the small boat to biggest floating market Experience: chill in the prettiest secret airy canals Explore: Mekong fish and farmer market Entertain: Can Tho’s nature, river life & villages Expect: watching the river sunrise (sometimes)
Itinerary
- Pick-up05:00 AM, our car and tour guide will pick you up from your hotel and transfer to the boat station for embarking the sampan – an authentic traditional small boat for the tour.
- Can Tho floating market and the sunrise (sometimes) sampan ride
from $33pp
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Total
$66.00
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Better to know
English speaking tour guideSampan (small boat) and boat driverBreakfast (vege-friendly), fresh fruit and one drink (hot or cold café) and water 500ml/pax
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- If you can not book/pay online because of internet or IP devices. Please WhatsApp us +84939888559 to confirm the VND cash payment when you are on tour.
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- Take small boat to the floating market
- Visit the Mekong fish & farmer's market as a local
- Unclock Can Tho's secret prettest small canal
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