Published on Jan, 2025

We had an unforgettable experience exploring the floating market with Phong as our guide. He picked us up promptly at 5:30 am from our hotel, and from the moment we met him, his warm and friendly demeanor made us feel at ease. Phong shared fascinating insights about local life and the delicious local food, giving us a deeper appreciation for the culture and traditions of the area. His knowledge and enthusiasm truly made the tour special. The floating market itself was vibrant and lively—a must-see experience! Phong’s attention to detail and his willingness to answer all our questions made the trip both informative and enjoyable. Thank you, Phong, for such a wonderful tour! Wishing you a very happy and prosperous New Year (Tết)! Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area!

Published on Jan, 2025

Ann was our guide and she was the best! Very friendly and willing to answer any questions we might of had. We took a boat to go through the canals and we even got the chance to paddel the boat ourselves. Ann showed us around Can Tho nightlife and introduced us to some of the best traditional vietnamese sweets. I can totally recommend her! ❤️

Published on Jul, 2024

We weren’t able to do the tour because we made a mistake when booking it and didn’t realise it until a couple hours before, way passed their refund and cancellation policy. However we we’re able to talk to them and they gave us a full refund for the activity which was amazing. They were very pleasant to talk to and extremely understanding. So we didn’t do the activity but the company’s problem solving and responsiveness were a 10. Thank you so much!!

Published on Feb, 2024

Our guide was a local woman, An Tran, and she was wonderful. We had trouble locating the meeting point and were 10 minutes late. We called An and she was able to explain in fluent English where to find her, and she graciously waited for us. The trip on the small canals in late afternoon was serene and our boat pilot (another middle-aged woman) was patient and skillful. After docking, An took us to Ong Temple and explained the religious carvings and historical significance of the temple. Then she steered us toward street food vendors who were selling items we would never have tried but for An. Can Tho was very crowded on this last day of Tet but An knew where her vendors would be. We had a crepe filled with sticky rice, red bean paste, mung bean paste and coconut milk; a Vietnamese coconut candy; a rice pancake taco kinda thing filled with pork, egg, and herbs. Then we sat for a refreshing drink of coconut water with lime. Walking through town, we stopped by a woman making crepes made of rice flour and coconut milk, cooked in a sizzling hot wok and filled with sweetened shredded coconut. An explained that making this dish is becoming a lost art. Our last stop was for Banh Mi, a baguette sandwich with the filling of your choice. Altogether an unforgettable experience, thanks to An. Highly recommend!

Published on Feb, 2024

We took the trip during Lunar New Year, so there were not as many tourists or other boats if you’re into that. We some local food and drinks on a house boat at the floating market, visited a botanical garden, paddled on our own for a bit, learned some history and did other things, overall a nice compact experience in only 5 hours. Definitely satisfying. Our guide was Trieu Phong, a very nice and accommodating guy, can’t recommend him enough!