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 10paxVinh Long Islet homestayEnglish speaking guideVeggie-friendly
This tour closed for a while because the roads are under maintained.
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.
Highlights
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
Itinerary
- Day 1 Vinh Long Secret Tour & Check in the islet homestay (Lunch, Dinner)
- Meeting point with the tour guideThe 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.
from $119pp
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$238.00
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English speaking tour guide1 night at Islet homestay1 lunch, 1 dinner, 1 breakfast
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