



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, stay in Can Tho for 2 nights and 2 tours and get back to HCMC in day 3! This customized 3-day tour package takes you through Ben Tre, Tra Su and Can Tho in the Mekong Delta. This perfect tour includes a floating market, small canals, seasonal rice fields, villages, local life, nature, Tra Su forest boat, hand-rowing sampan, birdwatching, 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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I just finished a 3-day Mekong Delta tour, and I can honestly say it was unforgettable! Our guide, Danh, was the absolute best—knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely passionate about the region. Each day was packed with unique experiences: peaceful boat rides along winding waterways, visits to local craft villages, delicious home-cooked meals, and eye-opening glimpses into daily life along the delta. Our guide, Danh, always added the perfect touch, sharing stories, answering every question, and making sure everyone felt comfortable and engaged. If you’re looking for a Mekong Delta experience that’s immersive, well-organized, and full of heart, this tour is the one. And if you’re lucky enough to get the same guide—prepare for an amazing trip!
As a Vietnamese-American, I booked this tour hoping to reconnect with the roots my parents talked about. What I didn’t expect was how deeply it would move me. Minh understood what I was looking for before I said anything. He took time to explain not just what things were, but why they mattered. At the coconut workshop, he showed me how the old lady there reminded him of his own grandma. In Trà Sư, I felt still. Connected. A little teary, honestly. And on Day 3, sipping coffee from a boat while the sun rose over Cai Rang, I thought: this is it. This is the Vietnam I wanted to feel. Cảm ơn Minh, from the bottom of my heart.
This tour felt like a breath of fresh air, both literally and emotionally. Hannah was such a calm, capable guide – her presence made everything flow naturally. The paddle boat through the green maze in Trà Sư was meditative. At one point, we all just sat in silence, eyes wide open. In Ben Tre, the coconut candy tasting was fun, but it was the xe lôi ride that I’ll remember – bouncing through orchards, waving at farmers, laughing with strangers. And on the final day, we biked through shaded village paths and tasted fresh cocoa right from the pod. My only regret? That it ended.
Ce n’est pas juste un voyage. C’est une leçon de vie. Avec Danh, nous avons découvert un Vietnam simple, généreux, sincère. Il connaît chaque recoin du Delta et partage ses histoires avec douceur. Je n’oublierai jamais la balade dans les petits canaux à Ben Tre, où les enfants couraient sur la berge pour nous saluer. Ou cette dame âgée dans la forêt de Trà Sư qui nous a appris à reconnaître le chant des oiseaux. Tout semblait si vrai, si humble. On est loin des circuits touristiques classiques. Merci Danh, pour ta bienveillance et ta passion.
As an amateur photographer, I booked this tour hoping for a few scenic shots… and ended up filling three SD cards. The Mekong Delta is stunning, and Lâm knew exactly when to get us to the best light and angles. The boats in Ben Tre, the golden hour on the canals, the color of the water hyacinths in Trà Sư – every moment was a frame waiting to happen. Even the cacao farm had rustic charm. Lâm never rushed us, and even helped carry my tripod more than once. More than just a guide – a good human. I came for the views, but I’ll remember the quiet warmth of the people and places.
What made this tour special wasn’t just the itinerary – which was fantastic – but how Minh guided us through it. He grew up in the region and shared stories that gave everything emotional depth. From the quiet joy of watching sunrise over the floating market, to holding freshly-made rice noodles in a family home, to the wind in our faces as we rode a Xe Lôi through Ben Tre – it was immersive from start to finish. Tra Su was a true highlight. The sound of birds, the sway of the sampan, the impossibly green duckweed – it was otherworldly. Minh helped us feel like part of this world, not just observers. I left with a full heart, new friendships, and deep admiration for the Mekong Delta’s soul.
I joined this tour hoping for a relaxing break after a hectic work trip, but I received so much more. Hannah was warm, incredibly knowledgeable, and attuned to everyone's pace. The boat rides through Ben Tre felt like time slowed down. Watching the coconut candy being made reminded me of my grandmother's kitchen. The brick kiln visit was rustic and raw, and I loved that nothing felt staged. But Day 2 stole my heart – gliding on the still waters of Tra Su, under the green canopy, felt sacred. And Day 3, biking along hidden village paths and sipping cacao milk at a farm, was the most perfect ending. This wasn’t just a tour. It was a deeply moving experience that made me reflect on simplicity and beauty in daily life.
Il tour è stato semplicemente perfetto. In tre giorni, Thomas ci ha accompagnati tra villaggi nascosti, mercati galleggianti e foreste incantate. Non è un tour commerciale: è un’immersione totale nella vita quotidiana del Delta del Mekong. Abbiamo visto come si producono le caramelle al cocco e i noodles di riso, abbiamo navigato in barche a remi tra le palme d'acqua, abbiamo pedalato in villaggi dove i bambini salutavano sorridendo. Il momento clou? Il pranzo nella foresta di Trà Sư, in mezzo alla natura più verde e incontaminata che abbia mai visto. Tre giorni non sono abbastanza per raccontare tutto, ma sono stati sufficienti per farci innamorare di questa terra.
We weren’t just seeing the Mekong Delta, we were feeling it. That’s what made this journey unforgettable. Chris was a kind, insightful guide who gave us context for everything – from the hardworking people at the brick kiln to the elderly lady weaving mats with practiced ease. What struck me most was the diversity: boat rides through Ben Tre’s coconut canals, the serene flooded forest of Tra Su, and the chaotic-yet-charming floating market at Cai Rang. Every day brought something new. The moment that touched me most? Riding quietly in a sampan in Tra Su, surrounded by green duckweed and birdsong – I got goosebumps. We were never rushed, never treated like tourists. I felt like a welcomed guest. I left this tour with more than just photos – I left with a quiet respect for Vietnam’s people and rhythm.
This wasn’t just sightseeing. It was immersion, and Lâm made it so smooth and engaging. From learning about coconut processing in Ben Tre to eating a home-cooked meal in a riverside village, it all felt incredibly personal. But Tra Su... oh my god. I had seen photos before, but nothing prepared me for the actual feeling of gliding through that emerald swamp. Peaceful. Meditative. The last day was a joy: Cai Rang market at sunrise, noodle workshop, biking in the fresh air, and the cacao farm where we tasted fresh beans straight from the pod! Big respect to Lâm and the entire team. This tour changed how I see Vietnam.