Song Xanh Sampan Private Cruise | Can Tho - Cai Be 2 days 1 night

Meet at the Victoria Can Tho Resort jetty at 10:00 AM, where your crew will warmly welcome you aboard your private sampan with refreshing cold towels and a drink. Begin your journey cruising the tranquil waterways of the Mekong Delta, soaking in the scenic landscapes and observing villagers as they go about their daily lives. Onboard, your attentive crew will serve tea and seasonal fruits.

Cross the Hau River, passing charming villages to visit a family specializing in making delicate tofu skin, a versatile product crafted from boiled soy milk. Continue your sampan cruise, witnessing the bustling boat traffic and the quiet yet steady rhythm of life along the riverbanks.

Enjoy shore excursions for a deeper insight into local livelihoods, including a visit to a Cao Dai temple. Savor a delicious lunch on board as you cruise through a lively, narrow canal towards Vinh Long. Along the way, stop to explore a traditional clay pot factory before crossing the Co Chien River.

As the day winds down, relax during a serene sunset cruise along the Tien River. Dinner will be served on board, followed by an overnight stay, ensuring a truly immersive Mekong Delta experience.  

After enjoying breakfast on board, take a leisurely rowing boat ride along the canal or stroll further into the village to observe local artisans crafting a variety of traditional handicrafts, such as hammocks and handbags made from water hyacinths. Return to the sampan and cruise to Dong Hoa Hiep to visit a historic house. 

The journey continues to Phu An village, with stops along the way to explore local workshops that transform Delta products like rice and coconuts into delicious treats, such as puffed rice and chewy coconut candy.

The cruise concludes at Le Longanier Restaurant, where lunch is served in a charming riverside colonial-style villa. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens and fruit plantations, the setting evokes the elegant lifestyle of a privileged few during the Indochinese era.