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Hi!
We are in Saigon on 23rd and thought about making a cruise through the delta, not on the big ones but smaller ones (Sampan or similar).
We would love to have an overnight boat, but it is not a must.
Probably the tour would be 2 days and 2 nights (end of service after breakfast the 3rd morning), but I guess it is all a matter of planning as long as you are enough people... I guess 6 or 8 is a good size. We are 2.
The Tours are expensive, but as a group it would at least come into the range of affordable.
We also would like to skip most of tourist stops (factories for ricepaper, coconut wood products, cocnut sweets, furniture...) - except you are interested in something, of course.
We are a German couple around 30 years, happy and fun loving people.
Who would be up to give it a try?
#1 Posted: 17/11/2010 - 21:42