SAIGON
1195 Tours Reviewed
A one-day Mekong trip can still feel real. I like how this route mixes boat time with hands-on Ben Tre stops, then lands you at Vinh Trang Pagoda before you head back to Saigon. You’ll watch fishing boats coming in,…
This Saigon tour is a smart way to get oriented fast. You’ll see the city’s most important history and landmark sites in one smooth private morning-to-afternoon loop, with admission tickets built in at each stop. The pace is lively, mirroring…
History hits hard in Saigon. What I like most about this private, all-inclusive-style Ho Chi Minh history tour is how smoothly it’s organized around your day (hotel pickup, air-conditioned ride, and a guide who keeps you moving), plus the way…
A four-hour street-food crawl through Ho Chi Minh City is a great way to get your bearings fast. This tour mixes tasting with movement—so you’re not just eating in one area, you’re riding through five districts and hitting foods the…
Two wheels make the Mekong feel close. This Can Tho tour mixes motorbike riding with real local stops: a traditional morning coffee setup, a look at the floating market vibe, Hu Tieu noodle-making, a visit to a Khmer pagoda, and…
Water puppetry hits different when it happens over water in the right tradition. In Ho Chi Minh City, this show at Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theatre mixes storytelling, live music, and hands-on time with the craft, all in about 45…
Mekong Delta feels close here. This private shore excursion is built for cruise timing, starting with pickup right at Phu My Cruise Port and then heading into the river world by air-conditioned car and boat. You’ll ride through small canals…
Saigon on foot at night has a special rhythm. This Saigon at Night Walking Street Food Tour is built for that in-between time when the city cools down, street life ramps up, and you get to see places most people…
Two iconic sights, one well-paced day. I really like the small group size (max 15) and the English-speaking guide, and the day stays comfortable thanks to water, lunch, and snacks so the ~10 hours don’t drag. One thing to consider:…
Cu Chi Tunnels hit hard in the best way. This Jeep ride day trip pairs the underground history of the VC with hands-on food stops in Ho Chi Minh City, so you get more than a quick sightseeing circuit. I…
Battlefields, memorials, and hard-earned perspective. This full-day private tour links Ho Chi Minh City to the Long Tan Cross, Nui Dat (SAS Hill), and Long Phuoc Tunnels, with an ANZAC-focused English-speaking guide who keeps the story grounded in real operations.…
Kayaking the Cua Can River resets your day. This full-day Phu Quoc route strings together Cua Can River kayaking with mangrove scenery, plus a real-world look at local life at stops like a silk center, a fishing-village river area, and…
Cu Chi Tunnels hit you fast. In just a half day, you’ll see how this underground network worked during the Vietnam War, from living spaces to trap devices—then you’ll taste what people ate down there, cassava and tea. I like…
Fast track at Phu Quoc can save your sanity. This service is built for one main goal: getting you through the Phu Quoc International Airport process with less waiting, using dedicated help and Quick Entry support. I like the human…
Three hours, no waiting around. This private snorkeling trip runs in South Phu Quoc and is built for time in the water, not time stuck in line. You start at An Thới fishing village and choose a morning (8, 9,…
