Song Xanh Sampan
“Song Xanh,” a flotilla of four distinct, real, and charming sampans, was created for visitors seeking “quiet” cruise experiences in the Mekong Delta. Song Xanh…
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Price list
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Departure upon request |
Schedule
– At 8:00 a.m., you will be picked up from your hotel and driven to Cai Be.
– 10:00 a.m: Set sail from Phu An Jetty.
– From the sampan, watch life unfold onshore, with people going about their everyday lives set against picturesque scenery, while your diligent crew serves tea and seasonal fruit.
– Before arriving in Sa Dec, stop at different points along the river to see some of the region’s cottage industries, such as a brick factory where everything is made by hand, and travel through monkey bridges and tiny villages to visit a Cao Dai Temple.
– Lunch is eaten on board as the boat travels towards Can Tho across a small canal teeming with life. By local rowboat, you can explore the nearby countryside.
– Your final stop before sunset is at an ancient house (known as a “Nha Co” in Vietnamese) dating from the nineteenth century. In this authentic countryside atmosphere, you will be greeted by the owner and served a candlelit dinner.
– After dinner, return to the Song Xanh, which will resume its cruise into the Hau River. Overnight stay on track.
– When you arrive in Sa Dec, take a walk to the outdoor market. Visit one of the charming town’s landmarks, the ancient house of Huynh Thuy Le, a real-life character in Marguerite Duras’s beloved novel and film “The Lover.”
Price included
- Accommodation in a shared twin or shared double room with daily breakfast
- Internal flight ticket in economy class
- Vietnam visa approval letter
- Tours and transfers as mentioned by private air-conditioned vehicle
- Local English speaking guide
- Meals where mentioned (B: breakfast; L: lunch; D: dinner)
- Entrance fees
Price excluded
- International flight to and from Vietnam
- Vietnam visa stamp fee
- Meals other than the one mentioned
- Services other than the one mentioned
- Drinks, other than water on activity days
- Personal expenses (laundry, telephone, drinks, tip…)
- Travel insurance
Child policy
- Children from 5 years old and below are free, parents take care of them.
- Children from 05 to under 10 years old are charged 50% of the adult tour price. Eating standard is as ½ as an adult meal, sitting 1 car seat, sleep with parents.
- Children from 10 years old and above are counted as adults.
Cancellation/ Booking Policy
- Cancellation after booking: 20% cancellation fee of tour price
- Cancellation 15 days before departure date: 50% cancellation fee of tour price
- Cancellation 5-15 days before departure date: 70% cancellation fee of tour price
- Cancellation 3-5 days before departure date: 90% cancellation fee of tour price
- Cancellation within 3 days before departure date: 100% cancellation fee
(Time is calculated in working days, excluding Saturday and Sunday. In case you cannot take part in the tour, please notify the company and confirm in writing)
Note: Whichever comes first, we will apply.
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