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Chau Doc Sunset River Tour
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 159 reviews
- Chau Doc River
- By Team Vemekong
04:00 PM to 06:00 PM
Sampan (Authentic small boat)
Up to 10pax
Chau Doc Mekong River
English speaking guide
Veggie-friendly
Glide through the heart of Mekong life on an authentic sampan boat. Visit the Chau Doc floating fish farm, explore vibrant river culture, and soak in the serene beauty of Chau Doc. End your journey (weather permitting) with a stunning Mekong sunset you’ll never forget.
Highlights
Ride in an authentic small sampan boat
Visit the Chau Doc floating fish farm
Learn about aquaculture on the Mekong River
Explore local river life and culture
Enjoy a (weather-permitting) spectacular sunset on the Chau Doc River
Itinerary
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Pick-upAt 3:30 PM, our car and tour guide will welcome and pick you up at the hotel in Chau Doc city.
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Chau Doc River Sampan Boat and Floating fish farmStep aboard a traditional sampan (a small, authentic wooden boat) and drift into the heart of local life on this immersive Chau Doc River Sunset Tour. As you gently glide along the peaceful waters of the Mekong River, you’ll witness the vibrant river culture, meet friendly locals, and visit one of the region’s fascinating floating fish farms, where thousands of fish are raised beneath floating homes.
This intimate journey gives you a rare glimpse into the daily lives of families who live entirely on the river—where homes float, fish move, and culture flows with the current. Learn about traditional fishing practices, river-based livelihoods, and the deep connection between the people and the Mekong River in Mekong Delta. -
Chau Doc Sunset (weather-permitting)As the day winds down, your sampan positions you in the perfect spot to enjoy the stunning Chau Doc sunset—a breathtaking palette of colors reflected across the wide river. While nature’s show is never guaranteed, the calm, golden-hour atmosphere offers a serene and unforgettable ending to your journey.
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End the tour+ Around 06:00 PM, end the tour. Free drop off back to the hotel in Chau Doc.
from $25pp
from $25pp
Contact for reservation/support
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Hotline/WhatsApp/WeChat/Zalo+84939888559
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Emailhello@vemekong.com
Guest photos
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Better to know
Knowledgeable tour guide
Small boat (Sampan)
Water 500ml/pax
Entrance fees
Pick up from/to your hotel by scooter/car/xeloi/Tuk Tuk in Chau Doc
Others expense
Gratuities
Compulsory insurance
Guest reviews
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Minh didn’t just show us the Mekong—he helped us feel it. From the first greeting, he made us feel welcome, as if we were old friends. As the sampan glided through the calm river, Minh shared his love for the people who live by the water. The visit to the fish farm wasn’t just informative—it was deeply human. He introduced us to the family running it, and even let us try feeding the fish. Laughter bubbled up from the boat. And then, as the sun began its descent, we sat in silence. The colors were almost unreal. Minh didn’t speak—but he didn’t need to. The river did. I left with a full heart and a quiet smile.
Duy’s empathy made this journey unforgettable. As we cruised along the river, he spoke of the challenges people face here—but not in a sorrowful way. Rather, he showed us the quiet strength, the deep-rooted pride, the joy in small things. I looked at the fish farm and didn’t just see an industry—I saw a legacy. As we drifted past floating homes, Duy waved to a boy who shouted his name. That simple interaction said everything. This was his community. And in those few hours, he made it feel like ours too. The sunset was almost too beautiful to believe. I felt tears sting my eyes. It was more than a tour. It was a lesson in humility and grace.