Mekong Pottery Homestay, Green-Friendly & Boat Tour

Our stay at Mekong Pottery Homestay was fabulous!! We stayed at the newly established family room, which was wonderful: the decoration, bathroom and terrace. But most importantly, we had so many unforgettable, great experiences. Yennie and her family made our stay perfect. From the organization upfront, the delicious food and service, and the simplicity of how Yennie organized all sort of tours and the very honest recommendations she gave us. We have been off the standard tourist tracks and experienced the authentic life in Vietnam. The guide Henry was awesome, very knowledgeable, nice and fun to travel with. Our 2 girls (8 and 11) loved it!! These 2 days have definitely been a highlight of our vacation!! Thank you Yennie & Henry!

The most amazing homestay! Yennie and her family are so friendly and hospitable, and go out of their way to help you in any way possible. You can choose to eat dinner at the property and you won't be disappointed as her mum goes to the market and collect what she needs to make a delicious fresh meal for you. The room is so tranquil and well thought out with so many personal touches that you may need, including filtered water, hair dryer toothbrushes etc!! If you want to experience a real taste of local life come to vinh long! The tours yennie offers are off the beaten track we didn't see another tourist all day!! We did the motorbike tour and saw wet market, temple, snail farm and even went to have lunch and helped cook with a local family who were the sweetest! Our guides Henry and Vivienne were so knowledgeable and lovely they even took me to the local market to buy a similar knife I had used while cooking lunch!! One of the best days ever!! Highly recommend the whole experience

Yennie and her family are excellent hosts, providing a little oasis in the pottery area of Vinh Long in the Mekong Delta. Yennie is super helpful, Mum is a great cook and Dad a great driver. The homestay has free rental bikes to use, we used the ferry (5 minutes ride from homestay) to the island and thanks to Yennies maps pedalled our way through fruit farms and rice fields.