



With this tour, you can leave all your luggage in the car or van while touring. Accommodation is not included in the tour price, so please arrange your own hotel.
Start from HCMC, tour in Ben Tre on Day 1, tour in Can Tho and get back to HCMC in day 2! This customized 2-day tour package takes you through Ben Tre and Can Tho in the Mekong Delta. The authentic Ben Tre tour includes a boat trip, a traditional brick kiln, a homemade mat-weaving village, a hand-rowed sampan ride, water coconut canals, and an authentic lunch. The perfect Can Tho tour includes a floating market, small canals, seasonal rice fields, villages, local life, nature, Lung Ngoc Hoang forest boat trip, sampan rides, a local English-speaking tour guide, an authentic lunch, and more.
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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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We traveled with our two kids (ages 9 and 12), and this tour was a huge win. Minh kept the kids curious and engaged — from watching coconut candy being made, to crossing bamboo bridges, to spotting birds in the wetlands. I was especially grateful for how flexible the pacing was. We never felt hurried, and there were just enough rest stops and snacks. My daughter said the highlight was “the boat where we saw trees inside the water,” and my son keeps talking about the rice noodle pizza at the factory. For families wanting more than just "fun" — something meaningful too — this is perfect.
This tour was a beautiful blend of culture, food, and nature. From cracking coconuts to tasting fresh pineapple on a boat, every moment was a little surprise. David was fantastic at sharing knowledge — not just facts, but context and emotion. The wetland reserve and the birdwatching were magical. It’s rare to find nature so undisturbed these days. I loved ending the day at the giant ficus tree, where David tied together stories of nature, resistance, and resilience. This was a full-circle experience — thank you so much!
Zwei Tage, die sich wie eine Woche angefühlt haben – im besten Sinne. Thomas war herzlich, witzig und kenntnisreich. Wir starteten in Ben Tre mit einem tollen Bootstrip, alten Ziegelöfen, Kokosverarbeitung und einem superleckeren Mittagessen. Aber der zweite Tag war mein Favorit. Cai Rang Markt war lebendig, aber nicht überfüllt. Danach der stille Moment in den kleinen Kanälen – fast schon meditativ. Und dann das Naturreservat! So viele Vögel, so viel Grün. Der riesige Ficus war beeindruckend – mit einer spannenden Kriegsgeschichte. Ein Erlebnis, das bleibt.
If you’re after authenticity without the stress, this is it. Lâm made everything flow so naturally — timing, transitions, stories. We never felt rushed. Ben Tre had so many textures: bricks, coconut candy, soft mats, crunchy fish… Every stop had a hands-on element. On Day 2, the quiet canals around Can Tho and that untouched wetland reserve left a huge impression on me. As someone who travels often but doesn’t like touristy scenes, this tour was a rare find. I’d do it again, especially with Lâm.If you’re after authenticity without the stress, this is it. Lâm made everything flow so naturally — timing, transitions, stories. We never felt rushed. Ben Tre had so many textures: bricks, coconut candy, soft mats, crunchy fish… Every stop had a hands-on element. On Day 2, the quiet canals around Can Tho and that untouched wetland reserve left a huge impression on me. As someone who travels often but doesn’t like touristy scenes, this tour was a rare find. I’d do it again, especially with Lâm.
Danh was an excellent guide — sharp, funny, and very aware of the local culture. The handmade mat weaving and coconut workshop gave such a sincere look into daily Mekong life. Riding the xe lôi through villages reminded me of my childhood countryside in Bavaria — just warmer and greener! But the wetland tour was my highlight: no crowds, just birdsong and soft paddle splashes. I climbed the tower and stood there in awe for several minutes, watching egrets and herons dance in the green fields. This was more than sightseeing. It was a reset.
Honestly, I didn’t expect to be this moved by a 2-day tour. Chris created space for both fun and reflection. The brick kilns and rice noodle factory were surprisingly fascinating — real people, real tools, nothing polished or fake. The wetland conservation area was a total surprise: it felt like walking into another world. We saw cranes nesting, and from the top of the tower, the endless greenery left me speechless. And that ancient ficus tree? Like something out of a fairytale… or a war film. Chris knew the stories and told them with empathy. If you’re tired of city buzz, this is your detox.
Questa esperienza mi ha sorpresa. A Ben Tre, ho avuto la sensazione di entrare davvero nel cuore del delta: lavorazioni tradizionali, persone gentili, paesaggi verdissimi. La barchetta tra i canali di cocco era magica. Il secondo giorno, Hannah ci ha guidato con delicatezza e precisione. Il mercato galleggiante era vivace, ma sono stati i canali piccoli e il santuario naturale a rubarmi il cuore. Silenzio, uccelli liberi, alberi infiniti. Il vecchio albero di ficus era impressionante anche per il significato storico. Tutto è stato curato nei minimi dettagli. Consigliatissimo.
We had only two days, but somehow it felt like a full journey. Duy was a legend — informative, upbeat, and knew when to let the moment breathe. Ben Tre was charming, with real family vibes at the coconut workshop. The xe lôi ride made me laugh out loud. But the second day is what I’ll always remember: drifting into Cai Rang floating market at sunrise, tasting pineapple cut right on the boat, and ending the day in an untouched wetland where we spotted four bird species I'd never seen before. Duy didn’t just give us a tour. He gave us Vietnam — raw and beautiful.
Une immersion totale dans la culture et la nature du delta du Mékong. Dès le départ à Ben Tre, on sent qu’on sort des circuits touristiques habituels. Les rencontres avec les artisans, les balades en tuk tuk local, les canaux bordés de cocotiers... c’était authentique. La deuxième journée à Can Tho a été un pur bonheur. Le marché flottant est vivant, coloré, et notre guide Minh a su nous transmettre sa passion avec chaleur. Le sanctuaire naturel ensuite, c’était un moment suspendu — calme, oiseaux, tour d’observation… C’est exactement ce que je cherchais : une expérience humaine, locale, respectueuse.
What I truly appreciated about this tour was the balance: bustling life, quiet nature, deep history, and simple pleasures. The hand-rowed sampan ride in Ben Tre was like floating through a painting. The lunch was so fresh — that elephant ear fish was a highlight! But Can Tho’s wetland completely amazed me. We trekked slowly, listening to the birds and watching them glide through the forest. David explained about the Vietnam War, the giant ficus, and how the ecosystem is protected — so much more than just "a nice view." I came back with not just photos, but stories. And peace.