Can Tho Bike Tour & Cacao Farm & Rice Fields
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- Can Tho countryside
- By Vemekong
01:30 PM - 05:30 PM - 15km or 12km
8:00 AM - 12NOON - 15km or 12km
Bike
Up to 10pax
Can Tho's countryside
English speaking guide
Veggie-friendly
Unlike other tour companies that start cycling in the city’s heavy traffic, we take you by car/taxi to the countryside to bike in the village.
If you desire to explore Can Tho Mekong as deep as possible, then be sure to join us on this SECRET CAN THO BIKE TOUR. Cycling along a route that follows river and canal-side pathways, endless tropical fruit trees and gardens, back streets and hidden villages with a visit to the organic cacao farm, local fruit garden, along with the Can Tho rice fields with 15km cycling or with giant ficus tree with 12km cycling (if there is no seasonal rice fields).
Highlights
Enjoy: bike tour in the countryside (15km or 12km)
Experience: back streets, river & canal-side roads
Xplore: cacaofarm, fruit garden, rice field or big tree
Entertain: Excellent bike, interacting with the locals
Expect: children & adult bikes from 1,4m to 2,2m
Route 1: 12km + big tree; Route 2: 15km + rice field
Itinerary
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Pick-up01:30 PM (or 08:00 AM), our car and tour guide will pick you up from your hotel and transfer to the countryside where you start the bike ride from the villages.
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A ride of your life in MekongLet’s bike like an insider and make “a ride of your life in Mekong”. Your cycling tour will weave in and out untouched peaceful villages, tropical orchards, countryside roads. Stop and pass by many small canals.
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Can Tho organic cacao farmVisit the organic cacao farm, was built in the 1960s and has been maintained until now, where the guide will tell you interesting stories about cacao and Mr. Cacao and how to make chocolates, wines, cosmetics…Have a glass of cacao milk (included).
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The homegrown fruit garden along the biking way!It is an educational and fun trip to learn some things about the native trees and fruits, leaves and flowers at the fruit garden. The tour includes walking around the garden and listening to the tour guide’s stories and tasting the fresh seasonal fruits.
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If there is rice fields, the tour will be cycling 15km and the bike tour includes the rice field, cacao farm, fruit gardenVisit the incredible paddy rice fields (seasonal) is the best way to discover a different kind of travel, far from the classic tourist destinations, great way to step out of your comfort zone even more, become a more experienced traveller, immerse yourself in the local culture and learn about the agriculture country and its people.
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If there is no seasonal rice fields, the tour will be cyling 12km and the bike tour includes the giant ficus tree, cacao farm, fruit gardenVisit a famous old giant ficus microcarpa tree - a great place for VC to camouflage and hide means of warfare and trained guerrillas. Your guide will absolutely explain more interesting things about war sides in the Mekong region.
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Back to hotel05:30 PM (or 12 at noon), our car/taxi will transfer you back to the hotel in Can Tho City. End the Can Tho fun and educational biking tour.
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P/s 1Sit on the Child Bike Seat for children from 5 – 6 years old; Sit on the back of the parent for children from 7-10 years old; We have the bike sizes from 11 years old guests from 1,4m up to 2,2m.
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P/s 2You want this tour by car only, no biking? Or you have under 5-year-old kids? Or a longer biking tour? Or have any other questions? We can customize it. Please WhatsApp +84939888559 or mail us if you want this tour by car only.
from $24pp
from $24pp
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
Bike & helmet for cycling (15km)
English speaking tour guide
Entrance fees, Cacao drink, fresh fruit, water 500ml/pax
Pick up from/to your hotel by car/taxi in Can Tho
Sit on the Child Bike Seat for children from 5 – 6 years old.
Sit on the back of the parent for children from 7-10 years old.
We have the bike size from 11 years old guests from 1,4m up to 2,2m
Others expense
Gratuities
Compulsory insurance
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Can Tho Rice Noodle Factory & Villages
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.
From the moment Duy ushered us onto our bikes, I knew this would be more than exercise—it would be an act of discovery. We rolled through sleepy villages where laundry hung like festive banners, and curious faces peeked from doorways. Duy’s commentary—ranging from the science of rice cultivation to local ghost stories—kept me captivated between tight turns.
The organic cacao farm radiated warmth. We sipped thick, cold cacao milk under swaying palms, and laughed with the family who has tended those trees since the 1960s.
In the fruit garden, we sampled rambutan and pomelo—each taste a burst of sunshine. The final pedal alongside shimmering rice fields in golden light felt like riding through a masterpiece. When we finally returned, legs pleasantly tired, my heart was full. This tour was indeed a ride of a lifetime.
Minh’s energy never flagged, even as we tackled gentle hills and palm‑shaded paths. He encouraged us to slow down and notice the little details: the way morning mist clung to paddy edges, the laughter of schoolkids on bicycles, and the distant hum of farmers tilling the earth.
At the organic cacao farm, families showed us how they hand‑craft chocolate, wine, and even skincare products from the cacao bean—an art passed down through generations. The creamy cacao milk was a revelation.
Our final stop beneath the gargantuan ficus tree was a lesson in resilience. Minh recounted how guerrillas once used its massive roots as shelter, and standing in its shadow, I could almost feel history stirring. As we pedaled back to Can Tho, I realized I wasn’t just returning to a hotel—I was carrying home a piece of the Delta’s living story.