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Vinh Long Tour & Islet Homestay 2D1N
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Vinh Long, Mang Thit, An Binh islet
2 Day 1 NightBoat, lunch, sampan, trekUp to 10pax
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Vinh Long is about 140km from Saigon, 40km from Can Tho. This unique tour includes an amazing Mekong River boat excursion with lunch on board, a light trekking in the hundred-brick-kiln Kingdom & its village, the rowing sampan & small canal, visit the coconut candy village and homestay on the islet.
Explore mighty Mekong River by boat Village trekking in the brick kiln Kingdom Lunch on board & 1 night at Islet homestay Enjoy the rowing sampan & small canal Unlock An Binh islet for coco candy & pop rice
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Vinh Long Islet homestay
English
Veggie-friendly
Itinerary
Day 1 Vinh Long Secret Tour & Check in the islet homestay (Lunch, Dinner)
Meeting point with the tour guide
The meeting point is at the lobby of Cuu Long B hotel in Vinh Long. Our tour guide will welcome and pick you up from there and walk to the boat station for the Vinh Long boat excursion.
Vinh Long pottery kilns
The journey will stop to visit pottery kilns, see the process of handmade pottery for export to European countries, America, Australia and some Asian countries.
Brick kiln Kingdom in Vinh Long
Your boat keeps cruising for the mighty Mekong River discovery. About 10:15 AM, the brick kiln Kingdom will appear amazingly along the Thay Cai canal in Mang Thit. This tradition and its heritage kilns last hundred years through the wars and termites. You just feel like you are cruising back in time to recognize the value of mud brick and tiles.
Village trekking
Get on the land for the village trekking (about 45 minutes trek) or just keep sitting happily on the boat to wait for others). During your trekking time, you will pay a visit to different kilns and locals, get to know deeply about their life and the traditional values of brick kiln Kingdom in Vietnam. Have a close-up view of the village and everything about the kilns.
Lunch on board
Get back to the boat. Take a rest, enjoy the drink. You will have lunch on board while the boat cruises to An Binh islet for a full Mekong River Delta exploration trip.
The rowing sampan and small canals
Leave the big boat behind for a while. Let’s experience the rowing sampan (with the locals) and a small canal. A must photo of Mekong featured with the sampan.
Coconut cand & pop rice
The Mekong boat trip arrives at a local village and visits a local workshop on An Binh islet, there are things to see such as coconut candy producing process, pop rice, rice wine, snake wine...Enjoying free samples of local specialties and discovering daily activities of local people.
Check in the homestay
The boat keeps reaching around the islet to drop off the guests who stay overnight on our islet homestay around 2:30 PM.
Vinh Long cycling tour
Join with the local guide for a glimpse of Vinh Long An Binh islet with a cycling tour
Make some food for an authentic dinner at the homestay
Join hands with the family from the homestay to make some food for an authentic dinner on the peaceful islet.
Free time at night
Enjoy your own free time at the homestay after the dinner. (Vinh Long Street Food Tour is an optional). Say goodbye to the tour guide after dinner.
Day 2: A Morning on An Binh islet homestay on Mekong River in Vinh Long (Breakfast)
Have breakfast at the homestay. Enjoy your holiday time.
Check out & back to the mainland with the boat driver
Check out the homestay. The boat driver will take you back to the mainland. End the homestay tour around 8:30 AM at the lobby of Cuu Long B hotel in Vinh Long.
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Better to know
English speaking tour guide1 night at Islet homestay1 lunch, 1 dinner, 1 breakfastBoat & sampan (small boat), bikeWater 500ml/pax & entrance feesPick up from/to the lobby of Cuu Long B hotel in Vinh Long
Others expenseCompulsory insuranceGratuities
The tour is included pick-up & drop-off you at the lobby of Cuu Long B hotel in Vinh Long.
If you stay in other hotels, please contact us to update the meeting point in downtown or the subcharge to pickup from your hotel and the availability.
For daily tours:
- Any cancellation before 6 days of departutre date will be free of charge.
- Any cancellation before 5 days of departutre date will be charged 30% selling price.
- Any cancellation before 4 - 2 days of departutre date will be charged 75% selling price.
- Any cancellation within 48 hours or no-show: non-refundable.
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Guest reviews
132 reviews on “Vinh Long Tour & Islet Homestay 2D1N”
★★★★★
Unexpected highlight of our Vietnam trip
We weren’t sure what to expect from Vinh Long, but it turned out to be one of the most special parts of our journey. Chris was our guide and he was fantastic — calm, engaging, and full of insight. Seeing how bricks are made by hand, learning about local crafts, then relaxing on a boat with lunch was the perfect pace. I loved cycling on the islet and chatting with our homestay host, who made an amazing fish dish. The calm in the morning before heading back… unforgettable.
★★★★★
A peaceful slice of delta life
I didn’t expect to fall in love with Vinh Long, but here we are. Our guide Minh met us at the hotel and instantly made everyone feel like we were in good hands. The boat ride past the brick kiln kingdom was like drifting through history. I especially loved the village trek — it’s rare to be invited into people’s daily lives like that. The homestay was lovely, with a sweet family and a garden full of herbs we later cooked with. I’ll be dreaming about that quiet morning by the river for a long time.
★★★★★
Ein Stück echtes Mekong-Leben
Es war eine wunderbare Erfahrung, das echte Leben im Mekong-Delta kennenzulernen. Unser Guide Chris hat uns mit viel Leidenschaft durch die kleinen Kanäle und Dörfer geführt. Besonders beeindruckt haben mich die traditionellen Brennöfen für Ziegel – es fühlte sich an wie eine Reise in die Vergangenheit. Die Übernachtung im Homestay war sehr gemütlich, wir haben gemeinsam gekocht und viel gelacht. Am nächsten Morgen beim Frühstück am Fluss habe ich einfach nur die Stille genossen. Sehr zu empfehlen für alle, die Vietnam abseits der Touristenpfade erleben möchten.
★★★★★
Kicking back Mekong-style
My family roots are Vietnamese, but I grew up in California and never had this kind of connection to the countryside until now. Danh, our guide, was super chill and made everything feel personal. The brick kilns were surprisingly fascinating, especially when we learned they still ship to Europe. I loved the lunch on the boat — fresh fish, local veggies, and just drifting on the river. The homestay was simple but cozy, and cooking with the host family felt like hanging with aunties and uncles back home. Loved every bit of it.
★★★★★
A slow, beautiful rhythm
Everything about this tour was gentle and meaningful. Our guide, Minh, had a calm presence and deep knowledge. I especially loved the brick kiln section — I never thought I’d find so much beauty in old bricks, but there was something timeless about it. The river cruise, the sampan ride, and walking through quiet villages gave me a rare sense of stillness. The homestay felt like being adopted for a night by a lovely Vietnamese family. They taught me to make fried spring rolls and we laughed over rice wine. A memory I’ll carry with me.
★★★★★
大自然與歷史的完美結合
我一直想找一個可以真正體驗湄公河生活的行程,這個 Vinh Long homestay tour 完全超出我的期待。導遊 Thomas 很專業也很親切,他帶我們參觀了陶瓷窯和磚窯,解釋非常詳細。坐著小船進入小運河時,真的感覺像回到過去。晚上住在安平島的民宿非常安靜舒服,我們還一起煮了越南春捲和魚湯。第二天早上在河邊吃早餐,看著日出,非常愜意。
★★★★★
Une vraie immersion dans le Delta du Mékong
J’ai beaucoup aimé ce court séjour à Vinh Long. Notre guide Duy était très attentif et connaissait parfaitement la région. On a commencé par une balade en bateau pour visiter les fours à briques, puis une marche dans le village où les gens nous ont accueillis avec des sourires sincères. Le déjeuner sur le bateau était simple mais délicieux, avec une vue incroyable sur les rivières du Delta. L’île d’An Binh est magnifique — calme, verdoyante, authentique. Le homestay était propre, convivial, et la soirée de cuisine partagée a été un vrai moment de bonheur.
★★★★★
Peaceful break from the tourist trail
Our guide Hannah brought so much positive energy to the day. I especially appreciated her patience and the way she introduced us to the people we met along the way. The boat ride through the brick kiln area was calm and meditative. I opted for the village walk instead of staying on the boat, and I’m glad I did — I learned so much about the kiln craft and got to chat with a sweet elderly lady making bricks by hand. The evening at the homestay was cozy. We cooked together, laughed a lot, and I slept surprisingly well. A gentle but rich experience.
★★★★★
Un petit bijou de séjour dans le Delta
Ce tour à Vinh Long était court mais tellement riche. Le guide, Chris, nous a accompagnés avec beaucoup de douceur. J’ai adoré le contraste entre les immenses fours à briques et les petits canaux tranquilles. La balade à vélo sur l’île An Binh était très agréable. On a pu échanger avec les habitants, goûter des bonbons à la noix de coco faits maison, et surtout participer à la préparation du dîner. L’ambiance au homestay était familiale. J’ai dormi comme un bébé. Je recommande cette excursion pour ceux qui cherchent l’authenticité sans stress.
★★★★★
Like living inside a postcard
Thomas was our guide and he truly made this trip memorable. From the moment we stepped into the boat at Vinh Long, everything felt smooth and unhurried. The scenery was stunning — the red kilns reflected in the water, locals working along the canals, kids waving from the riverbank. We trekked through a village with Thomas explaining local customs, then had a super relaxed lunch on the boat. The homestay was a highlight: clean, friendly, and peaceful. We helped cook dinner, shared stories with the family, and fell asleep to the sounds of crickets and frogs. Magical.
A real tour for fruit lovers and nature lovers
See more than 45 types of fruit trees & vegetables
We weren’t sure what to expect from Vinh Long, but it turned out to be one of the most special parts of our journey. Chris was our guide and he was fantastic — calm, engaging, and full of insight. Seeing how bricks are made by hand, learning about local crafts, then relaxing on a boat with lunch was the perfect pace. I loved cycling on the islet and chatting with our homestay host, who made an amazing fish dish. The calm in the morning before heading back… unforgettable.
I didn’t expect to fall in love with Vinh Long, but here we are. Our guide Minh met us at the hotel and instantly made everyone feel like we were in good hands. The boat ride past the brick kiln kingdom was like drifting through history. I especially loved the village trek — it’s rare to be invited into people’s daily lives like that. The homestay was lovely, with a sweet family and a garden full of herbs we later cooked with. I’ll be dreaming about that quiet morning by the river for a long time.
Es war eine wunderbare Erfahrung, das echte Leben im Mekong-Delta kennenzulernen. Unser Guide Chris hat uns mit viel Leidenschaft durch die kleinen Kanäle und Dörfer geführt. Besonders beeindruckt haben mich die traditionellen Brennöfen für Ziegel – es fühlte sich an wie eine Reise in die Vergangenheit. Die Übernachtung im Homestay war sehr gemütlich, wir haben gemeinsam gekocht und viel gelacht. Am nächsten Morgen beim Frühstück am Fluss habe ich einfach nur die Stille genossen. Sehr zu empfehlen für alle, die Vietnam abseits der Touristenpfade erleben möchten.
My family roots are Vietnamese, but I grew up in California and never had this kind of connection to the countryside until now. Danh, our guide, was super chill and made everything feel personal. The brick kilns were surprisingly fascinating, especially when we learned they still ship to Europe. I loved the lunch on the boat — fresh fish, local veggies, and just drifting on the river. The homestay was simple but cozy, and cooking with the host family felt like hanging with aunties and uncles back home. Loved every bit of it.
Everything about this tour was gentle and meaningful. Our guide, Minh, had a calm presence and deep knowledge. I especially loved the brick kiln section — I never thought I’d find so much beauty in old bricks, but there was something timeless about it. The river cruise, the sampan ride, and walking through quiet villages gave me a rare sense of stillness. The homestay felt like being adopted for a night by a lovely Vietnamese family. They taught me to make fried spring rolls and we laughed over rice wine. A memory I’ll carry with me.
我一直想找一個可以真正體驗湄公河生活的行程,這個 Vinh Long homestay tour 完全超出我的期待。導遊 Thomas 很專業也很親切,他帶我們參觀了陶瓷窯和磚窯,解釋非常詳細。坐著小船進入小運河時,真的感覺像回到過去。晚上住在安平島的民宿非常安靜舒服,我們還一起煮了越南春捲和魚湯。第二天早上在河邊吃早餐,看著日出,非常愜意。
J’ai beaucoup aimé ce court séjour à Vinh Long. Notre guide Duy était très attentif et connaissait parfaitement la région. On a commencé par une balade en bateau pour visiter les fours à briques, puis une marche dans le village où les gens nous ont accueillis avec des sourires sincères. Le déjeuner sur le bateau était simple mais délicieux, avec une vue incroyable sur les rivières du Delta. L’île d’An Binh est magnifique — calme, verdoyante, authentique. Le homestay était propre, convivial, et la soirée de cuisine partagée a été un vrai moment de bonheur.
Our guide Hannah brought so much positive energy to the day. I especially appreciated her patience and the way she introduced us to the people we met along the way. The boat ride through the brick kiln area was calm and meditative. I opted for the village walk instead of staying on the boat, and I’m glad I did — I learned so much about the kiln craft and got to chat with a sweet elderly lady making bricks by hand. The evening at the homestay was cozy. We cooked together, laughed a lot, and I slept surprisingly well. A gentle but rich experience.
Ce tour à Vinh Long était court mais tellement riche. Le guide, Chris, nous a accompagnés avec beaucoup de douceur. J’ai adoré le contraste entre les immenses fours à briques et les petits canaux tranquilles. La balade à vélo sur l’île An Binh était très agréable. On a pu échanger avec les habitants, goûter des bonbons à la noix de coco faits maison, et surtout participer à la préparation du dîner. L’ambiance au homestay était familiale. J’ai dormi comme un bébé. Je recommande cette excursion pour ceux qui cherchent l’authenticité sans stress.
Thomas was our guide and he truly made this trip memorable. From the moment we stepped into the boat at Vinh Long, everything felt smooth and unhurried. The scenery was stunning — the red kilns reflected in the water, locals working along the canals, kids waving from the riverbank. We trekked through a village with Thomas explaining local customs, then had a super relaxed lunch on the boat. The homestay was a highlight: clean, friendly, and peaceful. We helped cook dinner, shared stories with the family, and fell asleep to the sounds of crickets and frogs. Magical.