SAIGON
57 Tours Reviewed
Six vegan stops, one mad scooter ride. This private scooter food tour is a fun way to eat and learn in Ho Chi Minh City, moving through several lively districts with an English-speaking driver. You start at 5:30 PM, and…
Saigon changes fast. This tour keeps up with it. You get a multi-sensory ride-and-eat route through Ho Chi Minh City’s most local pockets, mixing street tastings with calmer cultural stops like the Opera House area and flower market wandering. Two…
Riding past Saigon’s smells is a fun way to eat. This scooter food tour is built around local street stops plus a couple of culture moments, like stepping into the old Nguyen Thien Thuat apartments and making a lotus flower…
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 tastes better from the back of a scooter. I love how this night scooter food tour turns the city’s rush hour into part of the fun, and I love the chance to sample street food right where locals actually…
Riding pillion through Ho Chi Minh City turns history into something you can actually see between traffic waves. I like that this tour is built around major landmarks with tight stop times, so you don’t waste your morning stuck in…
The best ride in Saigon is on two wheels. This 4-hour food sprint takes you across multiple districts by scooter, then serves 11 tastings that feel like real street-life rather than a checklist. You’ll be guided by local students with…
Four hours, two wheels, big Saigon stories. This private scooter tour is built for an afternoon hit of Ho Chi Minh City, with a guide and rides that help you see more than you could on foot or in a…
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…
Saigon tastes better at motorbike speed. This tour is fun because you move like locals, while stacking very different stops in a short afternoon: war-era coffee, flower market streets, and Chinatown pagoda time. I love that all food and drinks…
Saigon tastes better at dusk. This evening tour strings together seven local dishes and the thrill of a guided scooter ride through multiple districts, so you see the city’s night rhythm and you don’t waste time figuring out what to…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour does too. You’ll hop on a motorbike for an afternoon circuit of places most first-timers skip, guided by an English speaker who explains the city’s layers as you ride through secret alleyways and past…
