SAIGON
273 Tours Reviewed
War history shows up fast. This day trip stitches together central Ho Chi Minh City icons and the Cu Chi Tunnels, where you learn what underground life meant for soldiers, including why cassava mattered. I like two things right away.…
Saigon feels fast, so this tour has a plan. I like the private guide approach, because you can steer the day toward history, culture, or just where the good photos happen. I also like that the day is built around…
Saigon by scooter is a different kind of travel. This private 4-hour scooter tour is built for getting off the main roads and seeing the city the way locals move through it: hidden streets, quick turns, and street-level moments you’d…
Saigon hits fast; this tour slows it down. It’s a private, air-conditioned ride with an English-speaking guide, plus included entrances, so you spend your time seeing big sights instead of figuring out traffic. I like that you get hotel pickup…
One great evening in Phu Quoc starts with food. This small-group street food tour by night takes you through Duong Dong and the Dinh Cau area with an English-speaking guide who helps with ordering and explanations, so you’re not just…
Saigon doesn’t do half-days. This private 8–9 hour tour is built to cover the city’s big contrasts—flower market morning life, Chinatown energy in Cholon, and the harder World War–era stories—without you having to plan routes or track tickets. I especially…
Saigon tastes better from the street. This 3.5-hour Ho Chi Minh City street food tour mixes big sights with Southern-style street food stops, using a slow, guided ride so you can actually keep up. I especially like the English-speaking guides…
Coffee, made by your hands. This Ho Chi Minh City class turns Vietnam’s coffee reputation into something you can actually use: you learn how Robusta beans move from cherry to cup, then you brew with a traditional Phin filter. I…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour matches that pace. You’ll stitch together classic landmarks with street-level food stops in just about four hours, starting with a hotel pickup and ending in Chợ Lớn with a sweet finish. I especially like…
The tunnels hit you fast. A half-day visit to Cu Chi is one of those Vietnam War stops that doesn’t feel like a museum. You’ll head about 70km northwest from Ho Chi Minh City, spend roughly two hours at the…
Saigon looks different on two wheels. This half-day Ho Chi Minh City cycling tour is built for the real street level of the city, taking you through narrow alleys, busy markets, and local neighborhoods most casual visitors never touch. I…
Saigon street food feels like a cheat code. This local scooter-and-stops tour gives you guided access to everyday life while you sample food along the way. I like that you get hotel pickup and drop-off in central districts, and I…
Saigon glows while you ride. This is a non-stop night loop made for short stays, built around night views of Ho Chi Minh City’s best-known landmarks. You sit back while the bus threads through District 1, with an audio guide…
Saigon feels different when you move like a local. This private motorbike food tour strings together classic stalls and lesser-known spots, with a guide to translate the menu and the street-life around it. It also runs on a tight, easy…
A good street-food walk turns into real city learning. This 4-hour Ho Chi Minh City sightseeing and local street food tasting pairs landmarks with multiple small tastings, so you try more dishes without getting stuck too full. You also get…
