SAIGON · DESTINATION
376 Tours Reviewed
Seeing Saigon start to make sense fast. This private full-day tour helps first-timers get oriented with a smart mix of big-name sights and street-level neighborhoods. You’ll start at the Reunification Palace, then move through the parts of town where history…
Street food in Saigon has real street energy. This tour is built around local recommendations—not the safest tourist menu—and you’ll ride through multiple districts while you eat your way from savory to sweet. I love that you get unlimited food…
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Saigon moves fast. This tour helps you keep up. In about three hours, you get a well-paced mix of big-photo landmarks and Vietnam War learning stops, with an air-conditioned vehicle and a professional English-speaking guide guiding your timing and photos.…
Saigon tastes different at night. This 4-hour ride puts you on the back of a motorbike with an English-speaking guide, hitting Michelin Guide–recognized street dishes and pausing for photos at Ba Son Bridge. Two things I like a lot: the…
Two paddles, one underground world. This private Mekong Delta day tour mixes quiet waterways with countryside biking, then tops it off with a focused visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels. It’s designed for people who want “real daily life” without…
Saigon tastes better when you ride. This private scooter food tour strings together local eats, market stops, and street-life lessons in a tight 3 to 4 hours. I like that it mixes food with real neighborhoods, not just a list…
Mui Ne in a single day feels like magic. You’ll leave Ho Chi Minh City at 8:00 am, ride out the long stretch in air-conditioning, and still make time for the big wow factor: White Sand Dunes plus a tight…
Saigon food hits different when someone shows you where to stand and what to order. This 3.5-hour Secret Food Tour gives you 8+ local tastings plus a tight walk through classic downtown sights. You get street-style eating and real guidance…
Saigon feels fast on two wheels. This motorbike city tour is built for you to move quickly, see more than you could on foot, and get a route shaped around what you care about. You ride as a passenger while…
The Mekong feels real here. This private, non-touristic Mekong day is built around everyday life: markets, temple time, paddle-to-farm scenery, and a slow river ride that doesn’t feel staged. I especially like how the guides bring you into local rhythms,…
Finding your driver at Tan Son Nhat can be the hardest part. This private transfer is interesting because it cuts out the taxi scramble and turns arrival or departure into a straight shot, with name-sign pickup and help right where…
A wooden barge makes the Mekong feel close. This Bassac Mekong Delta Cruise 2Days – 1Night pairs two famous river markets with time cruising the Tien Giang and Tra On areas, using a traditional-style boat you do not typically see…
Saigon at night is about food first, photos second. This private street-food walk in Ho Chi Minh City strings together local stalls and neighborhood corners in an easy, well-paced 4 hours. Two things I really like: the included drinks (including…
That first Vietnam checklist hits fast. This 9-day route strings together the big South-to-North highlights with tight, guided pacing: Ho Chi Minh City first, then Mekong Delta, up to Da Nang and Ba Na Hills, and finishing in Hanoi with…
There’s something oddly calming about water villages. This private 1-day Mekong Delta tour focuses on My Tho with slow river travel, canal life, and hands-on tastings that feel more local than showroom tours. I especially like the mix of motorboat…
