Top Can Tho Transfers

1. Fixed price per vehicle — confirmed at booking with no hidden fees or taxi meters 2. Door-to-door private transfer from your Can Tho hotel to Ho Chi Minh City hotels or Tan Son Nhat (SGN) Airport 3. Travel approximately 170 km (106 miles) in 3–3.5 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions 4. Depart whenever you prefer — private vehicle for your group only, with no ride sharing or unnecessary stops 5. 24/7 WhatsApp support with easy driver communication via Google Translate

Floating market – a creative way of trading that Mekong Delta people have been originating to cope with the dense network of rivers in this region. For centuries, the main vehicle for transportation here was boat, and the floating market was born to serve the high demand for goods exchange. Gradually, it becomes the signature image of the South West’s people and landscape. Visiting Cai Rang market floating in its most beautiful and active hour is the best way to experience the culture of the Nine Dragon River Delta.

Our pick up service is a great choice for you. We provide private car to drive you from the Tan Son Nhat International Airport to required place in the city center. We are here to provide the reasonable, competitive prices and our well-training, careful driver always waits for you on time outside the airport. You surely have a relaxing journey after a long, tired fly.

1. Authentic Local Connections Interact with locals, from floating market traders to families at a rice noodle factory, for a genuine glimpse into Delta life. 2. Explore a Hidden Canal Discover a tranquil, lesser-known canal, offering a peaceful contrast to the bustling markets 3. Visit a Cacao Farm Learn the art of chocolate-making at a family-run farm, taste handmade treats, and support local livelihoods. 4. Expertly Curated With 14 years of experience, this tour blends iconic highlights and hidden gems for a truly unique journey. 5. Savor Local Cuisine Enjoy fresh fruits and authentic dishes, connecting you to the Mekong Delta’s culinary traditions.​