SAIGON
273 Tours Reviewed
Street food tastes better with a guide. This Ho Chi Minh City tour mixes an LGBT English-speaking student guide with a smart street-food route, so you’re eating like locals instead of guessing. I especially loved the 8–10 dishes (customizable for…
The Cu Chi Tunnels are a shock in the best way. This full-day combo folds Saigon landmarks and the Cu Chi Tunnels into one 9-hour route, with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, a farm-to-table cooking class, and a visit to…
Saigon tastes different at night. This street-food tour is built around eating your way across the city after dark, when neighborhoods outside District 1 feel more real and less postcard. You’ll ride between food pockets on a motorbike with a…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour moves with it. You’ll zip past major sights on the back of a motorbike, with a local guide explaining the stories behind the landmarks and the street scenes you see every day. Motorbike sightseeing…
Dinner starts in a real home kitchen. This hands-on Vietnamese cooking class takes place with Tam in her small apartment in Nha Be, Ho Chi Minh City, not in a shiny cooking studio. You’ll learn typical dishes, cook alongside your…
Saigon looks different from the water. You start with a 4:00 PM guided walking tour, then glide along the Saigon River for about 45 minutes, passing skyline, bridges, and riverside life with a professional English-speaking guide. I love the assigned…
A private car makes Ho Chi Minh City easier. This experience is built for flexibility: you get pickup and a driver, then you can steer the day toward the sights you actually care about. The route can flex from classic…
Night in Saigon hits different. This half-day tour strings together major sights with a calm Saigon River at night cruise, so you get city-light photos without spending the whole evening stuck on crowded sidewalks. You’ll also be picked up in…
Food here moves fast, in a good way. This walking tour in Ho Chi Minh City is built around authentic street-food tastings and the chance to talk with locals, not just take photos and move on. I like that it…
Sunset on the Saigon River feels like a secret you can book. This luxury speedboat ride is built for that late-afternoon-to-dusk sweet spot, when the city’s lights start to flip on and the river switches from traffic noise to slow,…
Saigon moves fast. This U.S. Army Jeep tour helps you keep up without turning your day into a slog of long walks and missed stops. I especially like the way it mixes big landmarks with smaller, story-heavy stops—places that explain…
A night motorbike ride beats the usual city loop. This midnight route trades pagodas and markets for an edgier Saigon—river views, street-food streets, coffee like locals, and big landmark stops after dark. I like two things most: the hassle-free pickup/drop-off…
Saigon moves fast. This tour helps you see the big pieces without wasting hours. You get a local English-speaking guide and a tight route built around the city’s French-colonial, Chinese-influenced, and postwar history. I like the way the guide turns…
Two icons, one long day. This private full-day tour pairs the Cu Chi Tunnels with the main sights of Ho Chi Minh City, so you can go from underground survival to classic Saigon architecture in a single stretch. I love…
Saigon in a single cruise-day block. This private outing is built for timing—port pickup meets you, then your guide maps a route with flexible pacing so you can see both famous sights and day-to-day local places. One catch: if your…
