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Can Tho Fruit Garden & Floating Market
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 105 reviews
- Can Tho, Cai Rang, Phong Dien
- By Vemekong
05:00 AM – 09:00 AM
Sampan (Small Boat)
Up to 10pax
Can Tho's countryside
English speaking guide
Veggie-friendly
The small boat takes you to the Cai Rang floating market – the biggest wholesale floating market in Vietnam. Join hands with the family to make noodles. The sampan (small boat) keeps going to explore small canals, and visit the most beautiful orchard and savor some seasonal fruits.
Highlights
Take small boat to the floating market
Visit the traditional noodle house
Experience small villages
Enjoy the beautiful tropical orchard
Experience the life on the river
Travel like a local
Itinerary
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Pick-up5:00 AM, our guide and car driver will pick you up from your hotel and transfer to Ninh Kieu 1st pier for embarking the small boat.
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Cai Rang floating market – a must thing to see in Can ThoYour guide will explain things about the history of the market, the local life on the river. Enjoy the tour with the freshest pineapple on the floating boat and say GOOD MORNING VIETNAM! GOOD MORNING MEKONG!
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Can Tho fruit gardenYour relaxing sampan reaches to the beautiful tropical orchard, explore native fruit trees and your guide will share a lot of information about native tropical fruits in the region, and you can savor some fresh seasonal fruits.
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The friendly family’s traditional noodle houseYou’ll be impressed by the colorful noodles, and how fascinating the noodles are made by local. The family will serve you the yummy noodle pizza made by the owner’s wife…
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Back to your hotel.9:00 AM, transfer back to your hotel in Can Tho City.
from $33pp
from $33pp
Contact for reservation/support
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Hotline/WhatsApp/WeChat/Zalo+84939888559
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Emailhello@vemekong.com
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Better to know
English speaking tour guide
Sampan (Small Boat)
Water 500ml
Entrance fees
Pick up from/to your hotel by car/taxi in Can Tho
Others expense
Compulsory insurance
Gratuities
Guest reviews
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This tour was the perfect balance of cultural immersion and relaxation. David was our guide, and his genuine enthusiasm made the morning even more enjoyable. The market was full of life, and he made sure we didn’t just observe—it felt like we were part of it. We enjoyed coffee on the boat and watched locals trade goods across the water. The fruit orchard was lush and quiet—David pointed out many trees I’d never seen before. The highlight for me was the noodle-making demonstration. It’s rare to see such care and craftsmanship, and the family’s kindness was touching. I left feeling enriched, not just entertained.
The Can Tho floating market is not just a tourist attraction—it’s living culture. Minh, our guide, made everything feel personal and meaningful. We floated past boats selling everything from watermelons to breakfast noodles, and Minh knew everyone. He explained the fascinating dynamics of the floating economy, and we even stopped to chat with a vendor. Later, we drifted into the peaceful canals to a local fruit garden, where Minh let us taste fresh mangoes while walking under shady trees. The final stop at the traditional noodle house was a beautiful surprise. I was amazed at how colorful and delicate the noodles were. The owner’s wife served us her famous noodle pizza—it was delicious and made with such love. This experience gave me a deep respect for the people of the Mekong.