SAIGON
30 Tours Reviewed
Motorbikes and street food in one evening. This is a private Saigon street food ride where you hop on the back of a motorbike and let your guide steer you through the city’s food scene, markets, and neighborhoods. I like…
Monkeys, mangroves, and a ferry ride to escape. This Can Gio day trip mixes motorbike/scooter touring with a ferry crossing, then throws you into the Monkey Island scene inside the mangrove biosphere reserve. You’ll also fit in lunch, the seafood-focused…
This tour turns Saigon’s streets into a guided, edible map. I like the female guide setup and the way the riding feels organized, not chaotic, plus you get context for what you’re seeing while you’re eating. If you’re the type…
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…
Saigon wakes up fast. This 2-hour morning ride is built for early hours, when the streets feel like work is just starting and the city looks different from the afternoon rush. I like that you go by motorbike (the local…
Saigon turns way more personal from a scooter. This half-day motorbike tour pairs a local female guide in ao dai with smart, human storytelling as you move through the city’s past and present. You also get practical help built in—hotel…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour keeps up. You’ll ride pillion-style on a private scooter with a guide who threads district-to-district history, markets, and war-era stories into a smooth 4-hour loop. It’s a practical way to learn what shaped the…
Street food gets way better on a scooter. This private, student-led Ho Chi Minh City tour turns the classic Saigon food crawl into a full-on night out: you ride through real neighborhoods, stop at practical local counters, and eat your…
Saigon after dark feels like a movie. This motorbike tour strings together street scenes, markets, and a few seriously strange buildings, then adds dinner and free time for your own food picks. You start with hotel pickup, ride through multiple…
Motorbikes in Saigon? Sounds scary, right. This half-day loop is a fast way to see Ho Chi Minh City from street level, with a friendly guide and an English-speaking driver team that knows how to handle real traffic. You’ll hit…
Saigon at night tastes like a plan. This private motorbike tour strings together real neighborhoods, night markets, and food you’d miss on your own. You’ll ride through districts that locals actually use, then slow down for multiple tastings paired with…
This half-day tour is a smart way to eat your way through Ho Chi Minh City while getting the day-to-day context from a driver-guide. I love that you get hotel pickup and drop-off in Districts 1, 3, and 4, and…
Motorbike traffic is part of the charm here. This private street food tour in Ho Chi Minh City is built for easy logistics: it starts and ends at your hotel, so you spend more time eating than sorting out rides.…
Saigon at night is a different planet. This tour is built for that moment when the city turns on, and you ride through it on a motorbike like locals do. You’ll hit multiple districts, stop for classic street snacks, and…
Saigon hits different when you eat on a scooter. This tour mixes street food tastings with quick hops through local neighborhoods, markets, and a major landmark, so you get food plus the city’s day-to-day energy. I love the focus on…
