Travel in a small group tour by Les Rives Speedboat along the Saigon River, where your professional English-speaking guide will introduce you to the local’s river life. Enjoy a privileged look into traditional Mekong river life and wonderful photo opportunities. After a short documentary, your guide will lead you through the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, dug by resourceful guerrilla fighters to provide communication and supply routes, hospitals, food and weapon caches and living quarters during numerous conflicts.

Local specialties such as lemongrass chicken and caramelized clay pot pork will be served for lunch after your visit to the tunnels.

A great opportunity for visitors to Vietnam to experience such a breathtaking speedboat trip through the Mekong Delta, where you are provided with a chance to witness the river life of local people and how they exchange fresh agricultural products as well as other commodities on the floating market.
Les Rives Speed Boat stops include local farms and pottery workshops, and especially Cao Dai Temple – home to a Vietnamese religious movement that incorporates Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and Christianity. You will also be offered a traditional Mekong Delta speciality prepared by Les Rives’ Chef: Fried Elephant-Ear fish. Don’t be surprised by its fantastic taste!

We invite you to come and discover the rich tapestry of Vietnam's ancient past with us as we travel south from Hanoi to the Province of Ninh Binh. Soak up the ambience of Hoa Lu, the ancient capital city during the Dinh and Le Dynasties, one thousand years ago.

Swap dry land for traditional Vietnamese transport as we board a sampan for a cruise down the Tam Coc River with the further option of floating down Trang An or Thung Nang Rivers famous for their charming grottoes and limestone karst mountains.

Cu Chi Tunnels Half Day Tour:

Mekong delta, which yields enough rice to feed the country with a sizable surplus, was formed by sediment deposited by the Mekong. The process continues today, with silt deposits extending the shoreline by as much as 80m per year. The river is so large that it has two daily tides. Lush with rice paddies and fish farms, this delta plain also nourishes the cultivation of sugarcane, fruit, coconut and shrimp. Although the area is primarily rural, it is one of the most densely populated regions in Vietnam and nearly every hectare is intensively farmed.