Can Tho Floating Market, Hidden Village & Small Canal
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- Can Tho, Cai Rang, Phong Dien, Can Tho
5AM - 8AM
9AM - 12NOON
3PM - 6PM
Sampan (Small Boat)
Up to 6 pax
Tour in Can Tho
English speaking guide
Veggie-friendly
The small boat takes you to the Cai Rang floating market – the biggest wholesale floating market in Vietnam. The sampan keeps going to explore small canals, airy and peaceful sceneries. Visit the non-touristy village where the real local Mekong Delta’s life is.
Highlights
3 options to go at 5am or 9am or at 3pm
Take a small boat to floating market
Experience the river culture
Visit the non-touristy village & Mekong's life
Explore the peaceful & airy small canals
Enjoy the sunrise or the sunset (sometimes)
Itinerary
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Pick-up at 05:00 AM (or 9AM or 3 PM)Our car and English speaking tour guide will pick you up from your hotel and transfer to Ninh Kieu 1st pier for embarking the sampan - small boat.
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Option 1: The 5 AM - 8 AM include:Take a sampan - small boat for Cai Rang floating market & Can Tho river, have (included) breakfast & coffee, fresh pineapple, non-touristy village (about 500 meters of walking), peaceful small canal (20 minutes) and watch the sunrise (sometimes) on the Can Tho tributary of Mekong River.
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Option 2: The 9 AM - 12 NOON include:Take a sampan - small boat for Cai Rang floating market & Can Tho river, fresh pineapple, non-touristy village (about 500 meters of walking), peaceful small canal (20 minutes) and no the sunrise (sometimes) on the Can Tho tributary of Mekong River. No breakfast & coffee. The weather seems pretty hot at this time.
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Option 3: The 3 PM - 6 PM include:Take a sampan - small boat for Cai Rang floating market & Can Tho river, fresh pineapple, non-touristy village (about 500 meters of walking), peaceful small canal (20 minutes) and watch the sunset (sometimes) on the Can Tho tributary of Mekong River. No breakfast & coffee.
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Back to your hotel in Can Tho City08:00 AM (or 12 Noon or 6 PM ), car/taxi picks you up, and transfers back to your hotel in Can Tho City.
from $25pp
from $25pp
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
Knowledgeable & English speaking tour guide
Small boat (Sampan) and boat driver
Breakfast (vege-friendly), fresh fruit and one drink (hot or cold café) and water 500ml/pax
Entrance fees
Pick up from/to your hotel by car/taxi in Can Tho city center
No beakfast for the option at 9am and at 3pm.
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.
We chose the 9 AM tour and didn’t expect it to leave such a strong impression. Even without the sunrise, the river was alive with stories. Hieu was an incredible guide — full of passion, with a deep love for Can Tho and its people. He explained everything in a way that made the history and change of the floating market really stick. The pineapple we shared on the boat tasted like sunshine, and the canal cruise offered a window into the softer side of the Delta. This wasn’t about checking off sights — it was about feeling something real.
At dawn, Thomas greeted us with warmth and energy that quickly made us feel like we were in the best hands. The floating market was in full swing — not a show for tourists, but a genuine space of trade, food, and life. We had a delicious bowl of breakfast noodles right there on the water and sipped coffee while watching the boats drift by. After that, we entered a peaceful canal where all we could hear was the paddle slicing the water. The village walk was brief but meaningful, and we felt so welcomed by the smiles. Thomas made the whole tour feel like a heartfelt conversation with the Mekong itself.