Son Islet – Sustainable Can Tho Tour
- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 148 reviews
- Can Tho, Binh Thuy, Con Son
- By Vemekong
02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
08:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Boat, Walking, Car/Taxi
Up to 10pax
Con Son Islet, Can Tho
English speaking guide
Veggie-friendly
Son Islet – Community-based tourism in Can Tho city. Because of the pristine beauty and isolated islet, dense countryside scenery, year-round orchards, gentle people, fish ponds and islet fish farms all make Son islet like a miniature Can Tho space in the past.
Highlights
Understand the importance of sustainable tourism
Contribute directly to cultural conservation
Boost the Son people’s living standards
Get a deeper connection with the community
Receive authentic cultural experiences
Itinerary
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Pick-up02:00 PM (or 08:00 AM), your personal guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel and transfer to the Binh Thuy for Con Son islet community-based tourism.
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Can Tho floating fish farmTo begin Con Son islet tour, nothing can be as great as taking a boat sightseeing Can Tho Floating fish farm on Hau river. The river reflects the ups and downs of the fish farming village which has long been famous in the area. The locals made their floating house in the river for both living and fishing. Take a boat trip and go along the river, you see how the floating life happens and how the locals take care of their fish farm. Visitors can take leisure time to interact with the fisherman to learn about different interesting colorful freshwater fish and unlock the secrets of the river habitats on the Mekong river as well.
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The Flying Snakehead Fish ShowGet to another local house for the Flying Snakehead Fish show. On Son islet, snakehead fish are very interesting, the locals can train them to fly high, beautiful, and simultaneously to grab the bait, but it takes a lot of practice.
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Pick & Taste seasonal exotic tropical fruits in the gardensWhen you arrive at the fruit gardens. We will walk to the orchard. We will talk a bit about fruit tree health and care. The guests of all ages can walk around with our garden expert tour guide, learn how to find the ripest fruits and get picking — even tasting along the way or under the shades.
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Back to the mainlandTake the boat trip from Son islet to the mainland.
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Back to hotel06:00 PM (or 12 at noon), our car/taxi will transfer you back to the hotel. End the Can Tho community-based tourism fun and educational tour.
from $29pp
from $29pp
Contact for reservation/support
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Hotline/WhatsApp/WeChat/Zalo+84939888559
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Emailhello@vemekong.com
Guest photos
Better to know
Local authentic drinks
Knowledgeable tour guide
Islet fish farm and snake head fish ponds,
Pick and taste Fruits in the garden
Entrance fees and community supports
Pick up from/to your Can Tho hotel by car/taxi
Others expense
Gratuities
Compulsory insurance
Guest reviews
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Big shoutout to Lâm for guiding such a heartfelt tour. You could tell this wasn’t staged—it was locals genuinely sharing their lives. I found the floating fish homes particularly moving. The flying fish show? Absolutely mental, I loved it. The orchard was lush and peaceful, and I stuffed myself with rambutans and jackfruit. This tour made me feel like I actually met the Mekong, not just passed through it.
David was such a considerate guide—he explained everything so well and was patient with all our questions. The floating fish farms were fascinating, but the snakehead show was my highlight—c’est incroyable! The peaceful walk through the fruit garden reminded me of my grandparents’ farm. I loved that this wasn’t a touristy show, but an authentic peek into daily life. Merci beaucoup!David was such a considerate guide—he explained everything so well and was patient with all our questions. The floating fish farms were fascinating, but the snakehead show was my highlight—c’est incroyable! The peaceful walk through the fruit garden reminded me of my grandparents’ farm. I loved that this wasn’t a touristy show, but an authentic peek into daily life. Merci beaucoup!