Things to do in Cai Rang Floating Market

A highly recommended and must visit place in Vietnam - the Cu chi tunnels and mekong delta. This was the best tour we did and I must say we loved the Cu chi tunnels tour. Was fascinating to see such intricate tunnel systems built by the Vietnamese during the war time. This is truly a must visit place. Hats off to the Vietnamese soldiers who built these tunnels to defeat the enemy and live in such claustrophobic systems for months. Highly recommended to visit the place. Mekong delta was good too. It was a beautiful boat ride to the islands where we had our lunch and other activities like cycling and kayaking. We also enjoyed Vietnamese folk songs performed by Locals of the islands. A big thank you to our tour guide Mr. Anthony who had a really good knowledge of the places we visited and very well managed the time during our whole tour. I would highly recommend doing this tour with Mr. Anthony.

I loved the tour! Guide was very attentive and aware of our needs. I would definitely recommend if you need some time out of the city.

Our tour guide Min was very informative and helpful. The best part in my opinion was the second half in the Mekong delta - absolutely amazing islands and the tour was just top notch in that area. Bring enough cash (at least 1000, to buy hand-made local chocolate, coconut farm products - both of which are made in front of your eyes and are absolutely delicious! you also go the honey farm at the end where you can buy the products. One thing to mention is the initial stop at the handicap handicrafts, where you’ll be able to purchase art pieces made by victims of agent orange. According to our guide, most of the money (around 60%) goes to helping victims of agent orange from the war, so even though the pieces may be expensive, it is hopefully being used in a good way. And remember to bring abit of cash for tipping at the tunnels and the people taking you around on boats in the Mekong delta - although you’re not told about it, sadly they expect something from you which is awkward when you’ve got no cash to give or have left it all in the car etc…

It was a great tour and experience! Our tourguide John who is very energetic, supportive, caring, helpful and full of surprises made this possible. Thank you

Our tour guide Kevin speaks fluent American English and is very professional. The Cu Chi Tunnels themselves were interesting, but the rest of the trip was boring. Mainly going to the countryside to ride bicycles, take different boats (three different boats), watch local performances and eat fruits. The whole day was fun but tiring. It takes four hours to get there by car. Not suitable for the elderly or people with weak waists. The travel agency itself was very considerate and even gave each of us a postcard at the end. We were also given two bottles of ice water during the trip which was very considerate. The driver's driving was a bit bumpy, maybe because we were sitting at the very back, so it was very bumpy. The travel agency itself is large, but it divides the people who order into several small groups. Our small group only has nine people, which is a good size. The last point is that there are several shopping trips (visiting factories for disabled people, coconut sugar production, and honey sales). It’s okay if you don’t buy anything. If you stay in Ho Chi Minh City and feel bored, you can participate.

The guide, Felix, seemed to have a special love for his hometown and country. The Vietnamese history he explained was in English, so I couldn't understand it completely, but it was still very useful. I think the Cu Chi Tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City is a must-see tour.

we got to explore the mekong delta and experience the floating market, which is catered to locals instead of tourists. It was a great experience and got to meet new people.

great tour guide, everything’s provided with water, muffins and wet wipes. lunch is included also. everything’s well organized. must book when visiting hcm.