Just Back From the Cai Rang Floating Market? Here's Where to Recover

You were up before dawn. The boats, the coffee on the water, the fruit sellers — the Cai Rang floating market is worth every minute of lost sleep. But by mid-morning your back aches from the long boat ride, your feet are tired, and you still have a few hours before you leave Can Tho.

This is the perfect window for a massage — and you don't want to gamble on the wrong place.

The problem most travelers have here

In an unfamiliar city, a massage can feel like a risk: Will they push me to tip? Is the price on the sign the real price? Is it clean? Will anyone understand me? We hear this from travelers all the time.

What you get at Spa Cat Tien

• A therapist who actually knows the work. We've cared for guests in Can Tho since 2009. Our signature is deep, skilled massage that combines Dien Chan — a traditional Vietnamese reflexology technique — with acupressure and classic massage.
• A price you can trust. The number on our menu is the number you pay. Same price for locals and international guests. No hidden fees.
• No tip pressure — ever. Tips are welcome but never expected. You will not be made to feel awkward.
• A calm, clean, private space where you can actually switch off before your onward journey.

The 60-Minute Reset for "Floating-Market Body"

After a boat morning, most travelers feel it in three places — lower back, shoulders, and feet. Our Deep Foot Massage (60 min) or Neck & Shoulder Deep Massage (60 min) is built exactly for this: you walk out loose, lighter, and ready for your bus, flight, or the next stop on the Mekong. Have more time? The Full-Body Massage (90–100 min) is the full reset.

Practical details

• Where: 105 Tran Van Kheo, Cai Khe, Can Tho — a short ride from Ninh Kieu wharf.
• Hours: Open daily · guests welcomed 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (we close at 8:00 PM).
• Pay: Cards (Visa/Mastercard) or cash. Prices in VND.
• Language: Point-to-order menu + translation app — easy even if you don't speak Vietnamese.