SAIGON
57 Tours Reviewed
Morning in Saigon hits different. This scooter street food tour keeps you moving through Ho Chi Minh City with a local driver-guide, turning breakfast into a full sensory route that starts with alley lanes and ends back at your hotel.…
Saigon can look like one big blur at first. This tour helps you slow down and make sense of it, with backstreet riding and food stops that connect the city’s everyday life to what you’re seeing. I love that the…
This is not a sit-and-stand bar crawl. It’s a guided scooter night built around Saigon’s beer culture and street-level food. I like that the tour mixes craft stops with everyday city life, not just one famous brewery after another. You…
Ghost stories and Saigon beliefs on two wheels. This tour blends Chinese-Vietnamese Chinatown culture with religion and folklore, so you don’t just see sights—you learn why people pray, worship, and talk about the unseen. I especially liked the way the…
Saigon changes after dark, and this tour is built for that moment. The best part is the mix: a vintage Vespa night ride plus real street-food style meals and a final stop with acoustic music. It’s not a museum tour…
Saigon tastes better at scooter speed. This private street food tour mixes Vietnamese flavors with real city stops, so you’re not just eating, you’re seeing how Ho Chi Minh City works. You’ll ride on the back of a motorbike, then…
Two wheels change how you see Saigon. This 4.5-hour Vespa tour puts you in the middle of everyday Ho Chi Minh City life, with female riders in ao dai guiding you past big sights and quieter streets. I really like…
Saigon by scooter is a different kind of travel. This private 4-hour scooter tour is built for getting off the main roads and seeing the city the way locals move through it: hidden streets, quick turns, and street-level moments you’d…
Cruelly small spaces. Big meaning. This Cu Chi Tunnels tour uses motorbike and scooter transport to get you out of Ho Chi Minh City and down into the Cu Chi Tunnel system, where you’ll see the impossibly tight spaces Vietnamese…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour matches that pace. You’ll stitch together classic landmarks with street-level food stops in just about four hours, starting with a hotel pickup and ending in Chợ Lớn with a sweet finish. I especially like…
Saigon street food feels like a cheat code. This local scooter-and-stops tour gives you guided access to everyday life while you sample food along the way. I like that you get hotel pickup and drop-off in central districts, and I…
This Saigon tour moves fast, but it still feels personal. I like the way the Vintage Vespa format lets you cover a lot of ground without losing that street-level feeling, and I really like that the price includes key costs…
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…
Saigon on a scooter is a whole new kind of dinner. This private night street food tour takes you through small alleys and busy corners of Ho Chi Minh City, with hotel pickup and a plan built around 6 signature…
Food should be a map, not a scavenger hunt. This 4-hour Saigon street food tour is built to help you eat 10 iconic dishes without hunting down the right stall or wading through tourist menus. You can ride by scooter…
