Write to us through the form

A day trip depends on a few fixed points. If you send them, we can skip the questions and reply with a plan:

• The date, and whether it can move. Weekdays are easier on the roads; the tide on a given day may favour one date over the next.
• Where you start and finish: the hotel name, or the airport and flight times, or the ship, the berth and the all-aboard time.
• Any deadline: a flight, a meeting, a dinner booking. We plan backwards from it.
• The party: number of adults, children's ages, and whether anyone struggles with steps or small boats.
• Luggage: whether you are checking out that day. It decides between the speedboat and the car.
• Food: allergies and dietary needs, because lunch is set in advance.

Missing most of this? Write anyway. A rough month and a head count give us enough to ask the right questions.

• "Two of us, staying near the Opera House, free on 14 January. We would like the speedboat, back by five for a dinner. One of us gets seasick on rough water."
• "Family of five, children 9 and 12, grandmother 78. One day in March, private car please, Ben Tre or Cai Be, whichever has easier boats."
• "Cruise ship, two of us, in port 08:00 to 17:30, all-aboard 17:00. We do not know the berth yet. Is a delta day possible?"
• "Business trip, free Saturday and Sunday morning, flying out of Saigon at 21:00 on Sunday. Can we do Can Tho and the market?"

1. Your message is checked against the tide table, the likely road conditions and, for Can Tho, hotel space on that date.
2. Loose ends come back to you as a short email of questions.
3. Then comes the written plan: door-to-door times, vehicle class, boat type, the sampan, lunch, and one price for the party.
4. Edit anything; a revised plan comes back with a fresh total, not a patched one.
5. A written yes from you closes it, and at that point we collect passport details for the boat operator or port.

The how to book page covers confirmation, payment and weather, and the pricing page explains how a quote is built.