SAIGON
273 Tours Reviewed
That fast Saigon hit never really slows down. This half-day tour takes you through five major stops—history, museum exhibits, French colonial architecture, and local shopping—so you can get your bearings without eating up your whole day. It starts at 8:00…
Mekong Delta, done in one day. This private luxury-style outing packs the best-known Mekong scenes into an 8-hour plan: waterside fruit markets, stilt houses, and four islands on a river cruise, plus a stop at Vinh Trang Pagoda. I like…
Smell like you, not a mall shelf. In this Ho Chi Minh City perfume making workshop, you learn how fragrance notes work and then build a blend that’s actually yours. It’s hands-on, relaxed, and focused on turning a bunch of…
Saigon at night has a way of sticking with you. This tour strings together big sights and an actual evening plan, from the emotional War Remnants Museum to the lit-up river views on the Saigon River. I love the guided…
Saigon moves fast, and this day tour keeps up. You start in Cho Lon, the Chinatown area, sampling the sights around Thien Hau Pagoda and Binh Tay Market. Then you shift gears to serious history at the War Remnants Museum,…
Saigon can look like one big blur at first. This tour helps you slow down and make sense of it, with backstreet riding and food stops that connect the city’s everyday life to what you’re seeing. I love that the…
Early mornings pay off here. This two-day Mekong Delta trip is built around how the region actually works—floating markets, riverside life, and countryside farms—without you having to coordinate a thing. I like that it packs in Cai Be and Cai…
Vung Tau is a quick escape from Saigon. I like the door-to-door private transfer and the way the Christ the King Statue viewpoint turns a day trip into a real highlight. The one practical drawback: reaching the statue means a…
Four hours, and you still feel like you did something meaningful. This highlights tour strings together the city’s big “must-see” sites in a way that works even when the heat and traffic feel relentless, with pickup and a smooth ride…
This is not a sit-and-stand bar crawl. It’s a guided scooter night built around Saigon’s beer culture and street-level food. I like that the tour mixes craft stops with everyday city life, not just one famous brewery after another. You…
Ghost stories and Saigon beliefs on two wheels. This tour blends Chinese-Vietnamese Chinatown culture with religion and folklore, so you don’t just see sights—you learn why people pray, worship, and talk about the unseen. I especially liked the way the…
Mekong life hits fast. This private My Tho day trip mixes boats, fruit, and rural village time in about eight hours, with hotel pickup from Ho Chi Minh City. You get a structured route plus hands-on moments like tasting fresh…
Saigon looks extra good at night. This experience strings together the A O Bamboo Circus show at the Saigon Opera House and a Saigon River dinner cruise, so you get performance plus scenery in one smooth evening. I like how…
This is a smart mix of big sights and real eating in one day. You’ll see major Ho Chi Minh City landmarks in the morning, then switch gears at night for a motorbike street-food crawl led by an English-speaking guide.…
Quick planning matters in Ho Chi Minh City. This half-day private tour is a smart way to see the headline sights without losing your whole day to taxis, traffic, and timing. You pick morning or afternoon, hop between stops by…
