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Leave the island behind and drift into the rhythms of the Mekong Delta, where boats replace motorbikes and mornings begin on the water. From Phu Quoc, travel overland and by ferry to a quiet homestay near Can Tho, your base for exploring canals, floating markets, and village backroads. Eat breakfast on a boat, bike past rice paddies, and watch locals craft fresh rice noodles. It’s not just a transfer to Ho Chi Minh City — it’s a meaningful stop along the way.
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Set along a quiet canal near Can Tho, this eco-friendly homestay is a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Mekong Delta. The wooden bungalows sit on stilts among lush gardens and fruit trees, with private rooms that include semi-outdoor bathrooms, mosquito nets, and air-conditioning. A small pool, riverside dining area, and the calm setting make it perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring — no traffic, no noise, just nature all around.
Make your way to the pier around 8:45–9:00 AM by taxi from your hotel. The journey to the Mekong Delta begins with a ferry crossing from the island.
Board the ferry at 10:10 AM for a ride across the Gulf of Thailand. You’ll arrive at Rach Gia Pier around 12:40 or 1:00 PM.
Once you arrive, a private car will be waiting to take you deeper into the Mekong Delta. You’ll head straight to a peaceful homestay surrounded by fruit trees and quiet canals.
A freshly prepared dinner is served on-site. Settle in for a quiet night and get ready for an early start the next morning.
Set along a quiet canal near Can Tho, this eco-friendly homestay is a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Mekong Delta. The wooden bungalows sit on stilts among lush gardens and fruit trees, with private rooms that include semi-outdoor bathrooms, mosquito nets, and air-conditioning. A small pool, riverside dining area, and the calm setting make it perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring — no traffic, no noise, just nature all around.
Cruise back through the waterways to your homestay. Time to take a break and enjoy a leisurely lunch.
Back at the homestay, you’ll have some free time — maybe get a massage, relax by the water, or take out a bike or scooter for a short ride. Dinner is served again in the evening.
Have a relaxed breakfast and enjoy your last moments in the Delta. There’s no rush — take it easy.
A private car will pick you up and take you directly to Ho Chi Minh City. Arrival time depends on traffic, but you’ll be back in the city by the afternoon.
You’ll need to take a taxi from your hotel to Phu Quoc pier around 8:45–9:00 AM. The ferry departs at 10:10 AM. Full instructions and timing will be confirmed in your booking details.
The tour visits Phong Dien, a quieter local market with few tourists, and Cai Rang, the region’s largest and more well-known floating market. You’ll experience both — from local trade to bustling boat-to-boat sales.
You’ll enjoy home-cooked Vietnamese meals at the homestay, often including fresh vegetables, rice, local fish, and tropical fruit. Let us know in advance if you have dietary preferences or restrictions.
Yes, medium-sized luggage is fine. The private car transfers have enough space. If you’re traveling with large suitcases and want to store them elsewhere, we can help arrange storage.
Light rain won’t stop the tour. The floating markets and boat trips continue as usual. A rain jacket is useful in wet season (May–October). In case of severe weather, we’ll adjust the itinerary as needed.
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