Phu My Port - Mekong Delta - Ben Tre

OVERVIEW

The Mekong Delta (Vietnamese: Đồng bằng Sông Cửu Long "Nine Dragon river delta"), also known as the Western Region (Vietnamese: Miền Tây) or the South-western region (Vietnamese: Tây Nam Bộ) is the region in southwestern Vietnam where the Mekong River approaches and empties into the sea through a network of tributaries. And it is known as the rice bowl of Vietnam.

Highlights

• Experience the daily life of local people
• Enjoy the local food, tropical fruit
• Visiting farm and local home for interaction
• Visiting traditional craft village

Start/end
Phu My port

Trip theme
Explore, culture

Physical level

Duration
8 hours

Price
US$

What's included in this trip?

Meal included
1 Lunch

Transport
Bus/Private car 

Included activities
Boat cruise, tropical fruit tasting, cottage industry visits, motor cart ride, farm and local home interactions, lunch in a fresh garden, sampan rowing through mangroves, return to Phu My port.

Tour does not include
Visa, Personal expenditures, Travel Insurance, Tips, Other than mentioned in the trip notes & itinerary

 

ITINERARY

Ship docks at Phu My port, shuttle clients to port gate

Pick-up by the guide and driver at the port gate (Your guide will be holding the welcome sign that has your name/ group leader’s name on it)

Upon arrival in My Tho city, you will take a boat cruise on the mighty Mekong River.

Our local guide will take us to visit an island with lush tropical gardens where we have a chance to sample tropical fruit freshly picked from trees.

 
Continue with another visit to some local cottage industries where you will observe the process of manual work to make up beautiful handicrafts and sweets from coconut and rice before taking motor cart for a ride around islands of 

Ben Tre province. During the ride, you will have some stops to visit farms and local home for local interaction and to learn about traditional lifestyles of the people here
 

Lunch is served with local specialties in a fresh garden before you take a sit on sampan for a fascinating rowing trip to explore the mangroves of the Mekong Delta along meandering canals.
 

You then board the big boat to get back to the My Tho harbor for the bus drive back  to Phu My dock
 

Trip ends port 1.5 – 01 hrs before departure time – depending on traffic

PRICE

IMPORTANTS NOTES

Tour itinerary:This itinerary is subject to change, with or without prior notice, due to local travel conditions, unforeseen circumstances, or force majeure events, all in the interest of ensuring your safety.

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​Visa & Passport:Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond the duration of your trip. It is your responsibility to carry a valid passport and obtain all necessary visas, permits, and certificates required for yourl entries/visit.
E-visa or a physical visa must be applied no later than two weeks before your travel or sail date to allow sufficient time for approval and delivery. When applying, ensure your name matches exactly as it appears on your travel documentation. Also, you need to prepare: (i) a photo of passport the page with information – free from any reflections or marks caused by camera flashes. (ii) a recent photo of yourself straight looking without glasses and your ears should be clearly visible in the photo. (Straight looking without glasses). You must also provide the seaport details for entry and exit. Please double-check all information before submitting your visa application, as incorrect details may result in being denied boarding or disembarking at a Vietnam port. If entering Vietnam with an E-visa, you must bring a printed copy to present to the check-in agent on boarding day. For guidance on obtaining a travel visa for Vietnam, please visit: How to get travel visa for Vietnam. If you would like assistance with your visa application, please contact our travel consultant for support.

Travel insurance:It is your responsibility to secure international travel insurance, review the policy carefully before travel, and ensure it provides the required level of coverage. Your insurance should cover personal accidents, medical expenses, evacuation and repatriation, baggage loss, and trip cancellation or curtailment. Please note that some pre-existing medical conditions may not be covered by your insurance provider. Except for local travel insurance included in sightseeing tickets at specific sites, Travel Authentic Asia does not provide travel insurance as part of the trip unless explicitly requested and paid for separately from the tour price.

Weather:The weather in Nha Trang is hot and humidnity. For detailed weather information about your destination, please consult our travel consultant or check it here on our website.

What to wear:When preparing for your trip, pack versatile clothing suitable for both warm and cool climates. For regions like North Vietnam and Hong Kong during the winter months (November to March), warm clothes and a light jacket are essential, as temperatures can be quite cold. In warmer areas, lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal to stay comfortable. For beach or pool activities, swimsuits and sun-protective clothing are recommended. A light raincoat is also useful year-round, as tropical showers can occur unexpectedly. When visiting sacred places or cultural sites, it is important to dress modestly. In many temples or religious sites, covering your shoulders and knees is expected as a sign of respect. Avoid wearing revealing or overly casual clothing such as shorts or tank tops when visiting such places.

What to take:To make your travels easier, pack lightly and choose a suitcase with wheels for convenience. Keep in mind that many items can be purchased at your visiting destinations, so avoid overpacking and bringing everything from home. For day trips from ports, a smaller overnight bag (if you’re taking an overnight excursion) or a little backpack is handy for carrying essentials. A discreet money belt is recommended for securely carrying money and travel documents. Be sure to pack the following essentials: warm clothing for cooler regions, sunblock to protect against the tropical sun, swimsuits for water activities, and a light raincoat or umbrella to stay prepared for sudden rain showers.