SAIGON · DESTINATION
923 Tours Reviewed
A night on Saigon River feels custom-made. You start with an easy pickup, then slide into the evening aboard a riverboat for floodlit views and Vietnamese dinner with music. It’s a simple plan when you want the city lights without…
Float, sip, and watch the river trade. This day trip is built around real Mekong routine, from early canal activity at Cai Rang Floating Market to calmer stops where you see river life up close. I especially love the boat…
Getting around Saigon feels different today. This 4-hour morning scooter ride is built for the city’s in-between places: you glide past everyday neighborhoods while hitting stops like the Thien Hau Temple in Chinatown and a major flower market. Two things…
Speedboat, tunnels, and lunch in one smart day. I love the luxury speedboat ride that helps you dodge the worst traffic, and I love how the Cu Chi Tunnels visit comes with real guide-led explanations instead of a rushed walk-through.…
Street food tastes better after dark. KissTour’s GirlPower Saigon Food Tour is a smooth way to see Ho Chi Minh City at night, with a female driver-guide taking you from stop to stop on a scooter. You’ll sample dishes you…
Saigon at dusk has a special smell: grilling meat, sweet coffee, and fried snacks. This 3-hour night walk is a simple way to eat like a local in Ho Chi Minh City, with a small group capped at 12 and…
A Mekong day can fit in nine hours. This tour is interesting because it pairs bicycle village time with a hands-on cooking class, then tops it off with a temple stop and a Tien River boat ride. I like that…
Mekong water has a way of resetting your day. This 9-hour outing gives you Mekong river cruising plus a slow sampan glide through coconut-lined canals, then tops it off with Ben Tre’s coconut craft and tastings. I love the mix…
This day trip feels like the Mekong Delta showing you its real face. You’ll go from Ho Chi Minh City to Ben Tre for a full mix of boat time, a brick-making stop, a coconut farm visit, and a bike…
A good seafood crawl should change your whole week. This one takes you through Saigon’s snack-and-street world, where you’ll try seafood you’d probably skip on your own and learn the rhythm of ordering and tasting. The highlight for me is…
History moves fast here. In just about 4 to 5 hours, you’ll see Saigon’s big turning points and its everyday street faces, guided by a Vietnamese English-speaking storyteller. This is a smart way to get your bearings fast without getting…
The tunnels hit differently in person. This private Cu Chi half-day is built around getting you from Ho Chi Minh City into the underground world quickly, then walking you through what soldiers faced there—tight passages, trap details you can actually…
Two battlefields, one Mekong day. This tour strings together Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta in a way that feels practical, not rushed. I like that you get the full package: lunch, water, and admission fees are built in,…
Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta hit hard in the same afternoon plan. You get the underground side of Vietnam’s wartime story, then you switch gears to a calmer river rhythm with sampans, fruit, honey tea, and local folk…
This is one of those Ho Chi Minh City day trips that stacks two headline sights into a single schedule. You’ll tackle Cu Chi Tunnels first, then head out to the Mekong Delta for boat rides, local villages, and a…
