SAIGON
273 Tours Reviewed
Saigon in one day, without the guesswork. This private Saigon city tour is built for comfort and choice: you start in District 1, then bounce through landmark stops and real local neighborhoods, with enough flexibility to steer the day toward…
Saigon can feel like three trips. This private shore excursion stitches together Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi Tunnels, and a Mekong Delta stop around My Tho, with a guide who keeps the day moving (and explains what you’re…
Saigon gets under your skin fast. This scooter tour threads together faith landmarks and street-level daily life, then lands you at the War Remnants Museum with real context instead of a hit-and-run photo stop. I especially like the way the…
Saigon looks different when you’re there. This private, air-conditioned day trip pulls you from Phu My Port into District 1 with a professional English-speaking guide, so you’re not just hopping between landmarks. You get the big-photo sights—Independence Palace, Notre Dame…
Four hours. Big Saigon energy. This half-day tour is built for time-crunched travelers who still want the meaningful stuff: government history at the Reunification Palace, the emotional weight of the War Remnants Museum, and that unmistakable French-era style around the…
Saigon fades fast on Tan Lap canals. What I like most is the wooden boat ride through Tan Lap’s narrow waterways and the authentic lunch served inside the floating village. The trade-off to consider: you’ll spend a chunk of the…
Saigon history hits you fast. This half-day Ho Chi Minh City history and culture tour strings together the city’s big identity shifts—Chinese rule, French colonial influence, and the Vietnam War—in just a few hours. I like that the stops feel…
Land in Saigon, breathe out. This is a simple Ho Chi Minh City arrival transfer that takes the stress out of your first hours. I like the instant confirmation (so you’re not guessing at the airport) and the professional, on-time…
Old streets, big stories. This half-day or full-day tour is built around Ho Chi Minh City’s key sights: French-colonial landmarks, the War Remnants Museum, and (on the full day) Chinatown, Thien Hau Pagoda, and a Saigon River cruise. I like…
Floating markets plus island food? Yes. This Cai Rang Floating Market day trip turns the usual Mekong routine into something you can taste and touch, starting with breakfast out on the water and rolling right into Son Islet’s flying menu…
Saigon in one packed day is a real test. This 8-hour excursion from Phu My Port is built for cruise passengers: an air-conditioned ride, an English-speaking guide, and lunch included so you can actually enjoy the stops instead of racing…
Ho Chi Minh City moves fast. This private tour gives you a well-paced sweep through the city’s most important landmarks, from French-colonial icons to places locals actually use for worship and shopping. I like how the route mixes major stops…
Vung Tau makes a port day feel bigger. This private shore excursion is built for a smooth day in a coastal city where beach views sit right next to temples, mansions, and hilltop viewpoints. I especially like the English-speaking professional…
Sweet boats and pagodas on one Mekong day. This tour strings together big sights and small moments: Vinh Trang Pagoda, a Mekong River cruise, village time on Unicorn Island, and a hand-rowed canal ride. You also get honey tea, fresh…
Saigon in one cruise day feels fast. This private shore excursion is built around getting you from the cruise port into Ho Chi Minh City’s main sights with a real guide, then back again without the usual guessing game. You’ll…
