SAIGON · DESTINATION
376 Tours Reviewed
This Mekong Delta day trip to Ben Tre feels made for people who want the real working side of rural Vietnam. You transfer from Saigon in a private air-conditioned vehicle, then spend the day on the river tributaries—slow travel by…
Saigon traffic can feel like a video game on hard mode. This tour makes it manageable with cyclo street time guided by an English speaker, and it puts you in the middle of District 5 markets and temples instead of…
Six vegan stops, one mad scooter ride. This private scooter food tour is a fun way to eat and learn in Ho Chi Minh City, moving through several lively districts with an English-speaking driver. You start at 5:30 PM, and…
Underground Vietnam hits you fast. A guided trip through the Cu Chi Tunnels turns a huge, confusing war story into something you can actually follow on foot, even if you only have half a day. I like that hotel pickup…
Mui Ne feels like a desert movie. This day trip turns a long ride into a smooth run of Suoi Tien water, a working fishing village, and two different dune zones built for photos and play. I like the way…
Saigon makes more sense after a good guide. This private 3-hour walk is built to help you get oriented fast, with key monuments plus a few moments that feel more like everyday city life than a checklist. It also helps…
You can see Saigon fast, without feeling rushed. This half-day motorbike tour uses the real city rhythm—so you glide through places like Chinatown and the French Quarter in just a few hours. I especially like the small-group setup (limited to…
Two wheels make Saigon feel close. This private street-eats ride mixes city sights with 7 signature tastings for a half-day circuit that moves fast, smells good, and keeps you out of traffic stress. You visit major spiritual and heritage spots…
The Mekong runs on boats. This 3-day route links Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh with a packed mix of village life, floating markets, temples, and river scenery—plus a friendly English-speaking guide (I’ve seen guides like Sunny and John…
Saigon changes fast. This tour keeps up with it. You get a multi-sensory ride-and-eat route through Ho Chi Minh City’s most local pockets, mixing street tastings with calmer cultural stops like the Opera House area and flower market wandering. Two…
Two Vietnam stories, same ticket. This one-day route links the Cu Chi Tunnels—a stark war site—with the river life of the Mekong Delta, starting with rice paddy roads and ending in coconut-lined canals and small village lanes. I like how…
Coconut shade beats city heat. This Ho Chi Minh City to Mekong Delta day trip strings together Vinh Trang Pagoda quiet and a slow, coconut-shaded sampan glide through narrow waterways, with you back in town around 5pm. I like that…
Two Vietnam stories, one long day. You’ll see the Cu Chi tunnel system used during the Vietnam War, then switch gears to the slower rhythm of the Mekong Delta with boats, villages, and hands-on stops. I like that this tour…
Riding past Saigon’s smells is a fun way to eat. This scooter food tour is built around local street stops plus a couple of culture moments, like stepping into the old Nguyen Thien Thuat apartments and making a lotus flower…
A single day. Three very different sides of Vietnam. I like that this trip ties together spiritual Tay Ninh, mountain views from a cable car ride, and the sobering Cu Chi Tunnels in one organized schedule. Two things I especially…
