SAIGON
273 Tours Reviewed
This river dinner cruise turns city lights into dinner-table scenery. You’ll sail the Saigon River at night with live Vietnamese music and a set Vietnamese menu served while the skyline slides by. What I like most is the combo of…
Long Tan is one of those places that stays with you. It’s a private, structured day out of Ho Chi Minh City that takes you from the famous firefight at Long Tan to the underground reality of the Long Phuoc…
Motorbikes make Saigon feel closer. This half-day tour mixes big-name sights like Reunification Palace with stops that feel more lived-in, like Ben Thanh Market, all while you’re moving through the city the way locals do. You get an English-speaking guide…
A good Saigon evening is hard to top. This tour strings together two very local experiences: a Golden Dragon water puppet show with live singers and orchestra, and a dinner cruise on the Saigon River where the city lights look…
Vung Tau is a fast way to switch gears. This full-day tour takes you from the noise of Ho Chi Minh City to the coast, with a Bãi Biển Vũng Tàu beach block and two major sights up the hill.…
Under underground Viet Cong feet, war survives. The Ben Duoc experience mixes multi-level tunnel rooms with surface displays like tanks and aircraft, plus a memorial and a recreated wartime “liberated zone.” It’s not just a peek. It’s a walking lesson…
Two stops, big stories. This package pairs a dedicated visit to Independence Palace with a 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass, so you can mix guided context with your own pace. Add in audio support in eight languages, headsets, and air-conditioned…
Street food in Saigon is a sport. This 4-hour tour pairs tastings with real city-watching, so you’re not just eating, you’re learning how locals move through their own neighborhoods. With an English-speaking female guide, I like that you get guidance…
One day, five sides of South Vietnam. These full-day options are built around real anchors like Independence Palace and then branch out to nearby places with different moods, from sea views to Mekong river time. I especially like the way…
Two days in Cat Tien can feel like a reset button. What makes this trip interesting is the mix of jungle wildlife time and easy adventure—especially the night safari vibe and the bike-and-walk rhythm in a UNESCO biosphere reserve. I…
This private tour works because it stays personal and still hits the big landmarks fast. I like the idea of a young local female guide who can explain what you’re seeing in everyday, human terms, not just museum script. The…
Vung Tau is a quick breather from Saigon. This full-day trip mixes beach time with a tightly packed afternoon of religious sights, including the Jesus Christ Statue and the Whale Temple, plus the famous viewpoints around Cape Nghinh Phong. I…
Big Saigon, handled in four hours. This half-day loop mixes French colonial landmarks with everyday street life, then lands you at the War Remnants Museum. You get a timed look at Saigon Central Post Office and War Remnants Museum without…
Saigon looks good in photos, but you’ll like this shoot more. It mixes pro equipment, local spot knowledge, and a guided pace through famous landmarks plus everyday street life. The goal is simple: photos that feel like you were really…
Street food, but with real direction. This 10-tastings tour in Ho Chi Minh City is built around eating what locals actually order, not food simplified for foreigners. I especially like the transparent food list, so you know what you’re signing…
