Mekong Delta 2Days/1 Night included Pick up & Transfers

It's a trick to do but it's really mass tourism. When you like local produce especially some fruit served on the boat

Great round trip with guide Daniel - the experiences were in line. We've been to a fish farm, seen everything a coconut can make. Several great routers in the Mekong River and been on floating market. Can really be recommended. Great hotels along the way too. Safe driver on the road.

We had a good trip through the Mekong Delta and our guide Naomi was a great host. There was a bit to much walking as I have bad knees.

Stay organized and set to visit the maximum things. Read the program well and ask to have a French-speaking guide or if you speak and understand English enough. There are things to see,pagoda, floating market ,delta of the mekong and its crafts. but sometimes they offer uninteresting places (purple house paying extra, a park at Can tho.the yellow house idem).Meals are included but not exceptional.Buy the crafts at this place, you will not find them elsewhere. If you can, check with the agencies to privatize the trip.

I recently had the pleasure of embarking on the Mekong Delta 2-Day, 1-Night tour, and I must say it was an unforgettable experience. This tour took me through the enchanting landscapes of My Tho, Ben Tre, and Can Tho, offering a glimpse into the heart of the Mekong Delta and its unique way of life.

It was very interesting to see the boats and the vendors. Somehow I expected more direct contact, which was limited. The market is colorful and bustling. Great photo ops.

Very nice trip. Alex is a great guide. Would recommend this guided trip for sure. Don’t try it in your own! Thanks Alex for a good time. Also, driver was awesome. Thank you!

Nice and interesting but not so big as expected and too much garbage in the water. Since they build some bridges along the Mekong, a lot of transport is made now by roads and not so many on the water as it use to be

We did NOT get up very early, so I don't really know how this was earlier, when we arrived we saw quite a few boats, but it doesn't tell me much, I saw the one from Thailand years ago, and not for comparison, but it tasted little by little, of course I liked it, it's a nice experience, but what I liked most and I'm struck by are all the houses that are on both sides of the river.

Very different from the floating markets experienced in other places such as Thailand. These markets lean more toward the wholesale market to traders and other merchants. Larger vessel ply their trade with some item displayed on the mast to 'announce' what their produce is. Rather than multiple products, each boat mainly trades in one form of fruit or produce. Well worth a visit.