Afternoon in Can Tho & Sampan Ride
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- Can Tho Hidden Small Canals
02:30 PM – 05:30 PMSampan (Small Boat)Up to 10pax
This tour closed for a while because the roads are under maintained.
Take a Romantic Sampan ride in the afternoon & navigate quiet canals as you sit back with your loved one. See Can Tho bridge from the water as you sail through a tranquil Mekong River (the 12th longest river in the world). Visit the unique local brick kiln (if the tide permits). And spend hours in the secret hidden non-touristy beautiful canals during the trip!
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From (max 10pax)
$25.00 per person
Group
$25.00 per person
Private
$37.50 per person
Child (7-12) and Child (5-6): reduced fares · Infants (under 5): free
Duration:02:30 PM – 05:30 PM
Vehicles:Sampan (Small Boat)
Languages offered:English
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour.
From$25.00 /person
Highlights
Have a peaceful afternoon boat trip Enjoy exclusive romantic sampan Explore the secret hidden beautiful small canals Savor tropical fruits, see brick kiln if tide permits Watch the river life, the sunsets (sometimes) Travel like a local
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Chris’s calm guidance set the perfect tone for this tranquil afternoon on the Mekong. As we sailed under the Can Tho bridge, the beauty of the river felt vast and timeless. The visit to the old-fashioned brick kiln was a window into a craft that connects generations, and Chris’s stories helped me see how much history flows through these waters. But it was the secret canals that stayed with me—the gentle sway of the sampan, the fresh fruits, and the joyous children playing in the water as the sun set created moments of pure happiness. Chris’s care in sharing these hidden gems made me feel like I was discovering a personal secret of the Mekong. I left feeling grateful for the peacefulness and warmth this tour brought into my heart.
Minh’s warm smile welcomed us as we embarked on this serene afternoon journey. The calm waters and the view of Can Tho bridge were beautiful, but Minh’s stories about the traditional brick kiln brought a rare insight into the local way of life and their enduring traditions. I felt privileged to witness such an authentic craft, untouched by time. What truly moved me was the peaceful sampan ride through the secret canals—away from the usual tourist paths. The laughter of children splashing in the water was infectious, and Minh’s enthusiasm made me appreciate the richness of this simple, joyful life. Tasting fresh fruits on the boat while the sun set felt like a small celebration of nature’s generosity. This was more than a tour; it was a heartfelt experience.
The moment we stepped onto the sampan, the city’s noise faded away and a peaceful world unfolded around us. Hannah’s gentle presence and deep knowledge made this more than just a boat ride—it was an emotional connection to the Mekong River and its people. Watching the sun dip low as we glided past the Can Tho bridge was breathtaking, but the true magic happened in the secret canals. Seeing local children play and laugh in the water touched my heart in a way I didn’t expect. It was a reminder of life’s simple joys and the strength of community here. Hannah made sure we savored fresh tropical fruits, and every bite felt like a gift from the land itself. This tour was quiet, intimate, and utterly unforgettable—a perfect way to end the day.
Minh made our afternoon on the Mekong truly unforgettable. From the moment we set off, the peaceful sampan ride along the Can Tho River and then through secret, hidden canals felt like stepping into a different world—away from any tourist crowds. Seeing local kids happily playing in the water at sunset was incredibly heartwarming. The stop at the traditional brick kiln added a fascinating glimpse into local life and craft. Minh’s warm and knowledgeable storytelling enhanced every moment, and the fresh tropical fruits onboard were a delicious treat. This intimate, romantic tour was the perfect way to experience the authentic Mekong lifestyle and beauty. Highly recommended!
We absolutely loved this sampan tour! Our guide, Hieu, was amazing—very friendly and full of interesting stories. The boat ride offered a calm, slow-paced journey away from the busy city, and the canals were stunningly beautiful. Floating past traditional houses, waving to locals, and watching children play in the river as the sun set was simply magical. The visit to the old brick kiln added a nice cultural touch, and the fresh tropical fruits served on the boat were the perfect treat. It’s a tour I’d recommend to anyone looking to experience the peaceful side of the Mekong Delta.
The sunset sampan ride was one of the most peaceful and beautiful experiences we had in Vietnam. Our guide, Mai, was so kind and knowledgeable, sharing lovely insights about the Mekong and life along the river. Seeing the Can Tho Bridge from the water was a great start, but the real magic began when we entered the hidden canals. The water was calm, the scenery lush and quiet, and we even saw kids playing and laughing in the river as the sun went down—it was heartwarming. We stopped at a traditional brick kiln, which gave us a glimpse into local craftsmanship, and enjoyed some delicious tropical fruits on the boat. It felt like time slowed down. If you’re looking for something calm and authentic, this tour is a must!
Thanks to Minh, we experienced a side of Can Tho that most visitors miss. Sailing under the mighty Can Tho Bridge was inspiring, but the highlight was the ancient brick kiln — Minh's storytelling brought the place to life. Drifting through secret canals, we saw a Can Tho untouched by tourism: kids playing, locals smiling warmly, life flowing gently along the river. The sampan ride with tropical fruits, the orange glow of the sunset reflecting on the water, the heartfelt hospitality... it left me emotional and deeply connected to this magical place.
Our guide Danh took us on a journey through time and emotions. First, we marveled at the impressive Can Tho Bridge towering above us. Then, we docked to explore a traditional brick kiln that looked like it belonged to another century. Danh’s passion for his roots was contagious. As we floated deeper into the hidden canals, the world grew quieter, only the sounds of children laughing and birds singing accompanied us. Tasting rambutans on the sampan while watching the sun melt into the Mekong was one of the most beautiful things I have ever experienced.
Hannah was our guide and she made the whole journey feel personal and emotional. She brought the Can Tho Bridge to life with her storytelling. At the brick kiln, she explained the hard but proud work that went into each brick. Later, as we drifted into the narrow hidden canals, I was moved by the pure, simple happiness of local life — barefoot kids laughing, women washing clothes by hand, the rich smell of the river in the air. Eating sweet pineapple while the sky blushed with sunset colors was an unforgettable moment. Thank you, Hannah!
Our afternoon with Thomas was pure enchantment. After admiring the iconic Can Tho Bridge from our sampan, Thomas surprised us by guiding us into an old brick kiln, hidden away from crowds. I loved hearing about the old techniques and traditions. The untouched, narrow canals later were beyond beautiful — serene waters, tropical vegetation, and spontaneous moments like kids waving at us from the shore. Fresh fruits never tasted better than on that peaceful river, and Thomas's passion for his homeland shone through every story he shared.