Itinerary
- Day 1
Long An to Ben Tre
You'll start with a transfer from Saigon through Long An province, then spend the day cycling 48 km through the heart of the Mekong Delta. The route takes you past dragon fruit plantations and small villages surrounded by rice paddies. By the time you reach Cho Gao town, you'll have gotten a real sense of Vietnam's rice trade landscape and the rural communities that sustain it.
- Meals
- Dinner
Included Activities
- Cycling through villages and rice paddies (48 km)
- Visit Vam Nhat Tao historical relics - site of 1861 French battleship burning
- Visit Hang Cau Vua Tan Tru (Trails of happiness)
- Visit Oc Eo Archaeological Sites
- Transfer from Saigon to starting point
Optional Activities
- Sit by rivers and watch cargo boats in Cho Gao town
Landmarks/POIs Vam Nhat Tao historical relics Hang Cau Vua Tan Tru Oc Eo Archaeological Sites Cho Gao town - Day 2
Ben Tre Islands
Today brings a 45 km cycling route through Ben Tre province, which locals call 'The Coconut Kingdom' for good reason. You'll navigate varied terrain, cross multiple bridges and ferries, and cycle across some of the Mekong Delta's largest islands. The narrow island paths with water on either side create a unique riding experience you won't find elsewhere in the region.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling through Ben Tre islands (45 km)
- Cross multiple bridges during cycling route
- Ferry crossings as part of cycling route
Landmarks/POIs Ben Tre Province - Day 3
Ben Tre to Tra Vinh
A 42 km ride takes you from Ben Tre through small canals and country roads into Tra Vinh, an area known for its strong Khmer cultural heritage. As you pedal closer to town, you'll notice the distinctive Buddhist pagoda architecture that defines this region. By evening, you'll settle into Tra Vinh town itself and have time to explore what the local food scene has to offer.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling through canals and country roads (42 km)
Optional Activities
- Explore local dishes in Tra Vinh
Landmarks/POIs Tra Vinh - Day 4
Tra Vinh
You'll cycle 59 km deeper into Tra Vinh province today, heading toward one of the region's most historically significant sites. The 800-year-old Ang Temple sits by Ba Om Pond and serves as a central location for Khmer Buddhist worship throughout the Mekong Delta. Spending time here gives you insight into the unique cultural traditions that shape this part of Vietnam.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling through Tra Vinh (59 km)
- Visit Ang Temple - Ba Om Pond (800-year-old pagoda)
Landmarks/POIs Ang Temple - Ba Om Pond - Day 5
Tra Vinh to Can Tho
A longer 56 km ride brings you to Can Tho, which functions as the central trading hub for the entire Mekong Delta. Once you arrive in this vibrant city, the evening is yours to spend at Ninh Kieu Quay. The famous night market along the water is where locals gather, and you can try various regional dishes while soaking in the river atmosphere and local energy.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling to Can Tho (56 km)
Optional Activities
- Visit Ninh Kieu Quay night market
- Enjoy local food at the night market
Landmarks/POIs Ninh Kieu Quay Can Tho - Day 6
Can Tho
After an early breakfast in Can Tho, you'll board a boat to visit Cai Rang floating market, one of the region's most iconic sights. Here you'll see how daily trade and life happen directly on the river, with vendors selling everything from produce to crafts from their boats. After returning to Can Tho, you'll turn in your bike and rental gear, marking the end of your cycling journey through the Mekong Delta.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cai Rang floating market boat trip
Optional Activities
- Private transfer to Saigon (can be arranged)
Landmarks/POIs Cai Rang floating market
