SAIGON · DESTINATION
923 Tours Reviewed
Saigon is intense, and this route keeps it moving. This half-day tour is interesting because you hit the big downtown sights in a District 1-friendly loop, with an English-speaking guide giving context as you go. One thing to consider: the…
A ride on a cyclo gives you a slower, clearer view of Ho Chi Minh City. I like that this tour is built around panoramic touring plus a friendly local rider—so you’re not stuck staring at a map while the…
Vietnam is a lot in 11 days. This Vietnam package is interesting because it stitches together the big icons from south to north while keeping the logistics handled: airport transfers, domestic flights, air-conditioned rides, and all entrance fees for the…
Saigon moves fast on a cruise day. What makes this tour fun is the mix: you start with local village life, then shift into the big-name sights that define the city. I like the easy meet-up process with a guide…
Underground history meets river life. This private, full-day trip is built for comfort and clarity: you get a professional driver, a guide, and a smooth day that links Vietnam’s war-era story at Cu Chi Tunnels with the everyday rhythms of…
Boats, fruit, and folk songs in one day. This private Mekong Delta full-day tour from Ho Chi Minh City brings you onto the water early and keeps you there, with a boat ride through Cai Be’s floating-market area and time…
Underground history hits harder when you ride there. This Cu Chi Tunnels by Jeep tour mixes countryside off-road fun with a serious look at how the Viet Cong used the tunnels during the Vietnam War. I like that you’re not…
Motorbikes are the best way to see HCMC. This half-day tour stitches together big sights and food stops, so you’re not just collecting photos—you’re getting the city rhythm. I like the hotel pickup (no weird meeting point), and I also…
A great photo walk can do more than document. This private session blends street photography, famous Saigon landmarks, and the kind of direction that makes you look natural in front of the camera. You can choose day or night, and…
Two places, one long Vietnam lesson. This full-day outing strings together Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta in a tight schedule, starting with an early hotel pickup and ending back at your place in the afternoon. I like that…
Two worlds: faith above, tunnels below. This full-day private tour links a bright, oddball religious ceremony at Cao Dai Temple with the Vietnam War-era reality of the Cu Chi Tunnels—all with hotel transport in an air-conditioned private car. I like…
Saigon at night has a smell you can’t ignore. This private street-food tour is built around the city’s real eating culture, not sightseeing stops. I like that it’s food-first, with a set tasting lineup (banh xeo, pho or bun bo,…
Saigon’s story clicks faster with a guide. This private city tour ties together war history, colonial-era landmarks, and everyday neighborhood moments in about four hours, without rushing you. You get an English-speaking guide, pickup and drop-off in key central districts,…
War lessons get hands-on here. The Cu Chi Tunnels half-day tour is built around the way people survived and hid during Vietnam’s conflict, not just staring at signs. You’ll learn survival ideas, camouflage know-how, and practical steps like making rice…
The Mekong is easier than you think on this route. This private 2-day tour gives you a fast taste of the Mekong Delta by motorboat, then moves you toward Cambodia with an upstream cruise experience and a practical visa assist.…
