Golf Hotel Cantho Can Tho

... for guide and driver <br>Other services not mention above <br><br>Private tour: <br>To do the tour privately. The tour is not fixed, it is possible to be customized for your group. All service is reserved for your group only. You do not have to share the bus, boat, tour guide with other tourists. One exception, if you stay at the boat in Mekong - it is like the hotel in Mekong - you still have to share the boat with other people.

... half a foot of water. Later I was to discover this happened twice a day due to the high tides of the Mekong bursting through the storm drains. What a bizarre way to live, having to contend with all streets within a kilometre of the riverfront being totally flooded for hours every day during wet season. It didn't seem to stop the locals who just drove on through on their little mopeds, the youngsters seemed to think it was ...

... how they do it.<br><br>Day 2 was a better day, we visited the Cai Rang floating markets which was alot busier than the previous day as we were there around 8am. The markets start really early in the morning, about 6am and they are the biggest markets in the Mekong Delta region. To easily identify what a boat is selling, they tie some of the product to a bamboo pole. Some boats have lots of different products tied to the pole ...

... in Rach Gia. The station consisted of a women behind a desk who told us the next bus was in half and hour and it would cost 120,000 VietDong ($7ish) which seemed quite a lot for a 3 hour journey. I decided to march to the tourist office to see what the bus situation was, they said the next bus was at 5 so I asked them how much and they said it should be 55 ...

... empezaron a a beber cerveza con hielo y unos cantantes empezaron a cantar de forma estridente, vamos toda una experiencia.<br><br> <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br ><br><br><br><br><br>28 de julio<br>Por la mañana, salimos en barca, los dos solos con un guía y un conductor, hacia el mercado de Cai Rang. Muy interesante e imprescindible si se va hacia esta zona.<br><br> <br> <br><br><br ...

... times, on trains about 8 times, and on boats 2 times. We have honed our bladder control, mastered our Valium/Diazepam intake, and sharpened our elbows to get the best seats most of the time. We can eat almost any roadside foods without sickness. We can tolerate insane bus overtaking manoeuvres that would have the average person in tears. We ...

... homes were more ramshackle, the children not as well dressed or as clean and the people smiled less... evidence of a harder struggle for existance... and evidence that we were now at the border of Cambodia.<br><br>We had such an incredible day and some of my favorite moments were:<br>* the three little girls that were dropped off at the 'bus stop'... the 'bus' just happened to be a boat!<br>* Tao telling jokes on the bus.<br>* the little girl who ...

... voor een mooie tour langs de Floating Markets. Eerst even alles goed bekeken. Hoewel ze hier heel vriendelijk zijn, blijven we op onze hoede... hebben we in Cambodja wel geleerd. Maar het klonk allemaal erg leuk. Dus: volgende dag om 5.30 uur werden we opgepikt en hebben we een prachtige tocht gemaakt! Eerlijk is eerlijk, dit was de mooiste bootreis door de Mekong Delta. We hadden echt het gevoel in de 'jungle' te zitten! 'Helemaal alleen op de wereld in de natuur'. Op de ...

... The other think you notice is all these long thin boats with these long long motors that seems to stretch out 20 feet out the back. I seem to recall a James Bond movie chase in one of these boats once! We ate at the Mekong Restaurant that night. It was certainly a bit grotty looking but the food was great and it was as cheap as chips! In Vietnam (in my opinion) you need to check 2 things to determine how expensive a restaurant is - beer and spring rolls! This place did ...