SAIGON
1195 Tours Reviewed
One drive. One plan. Less stress. This private car transfer cuts through the usual airport hassle on the 200 km trip from Ho Chi Minh Saigon Airport to Phan Thiet/Mui Ne. It’s built for people who want door-to-door comfort with…
Saigon shows up fast on this shore day. You get a tight, guided route from Phu My Port into classic landmarks and real everyday neighborhoods, with a pacing style built for cruise schedules. Even better, the itinerary is flexible: the…
River mornings change how you see Saigon. This River’s Edge Photo Tour pairs small-group access with hands-on coaching from a professional photographer guide, so you end with images that connect into a real visual story, not random shots. You’ll work…
Long Tan can feel far away. This private day trip turns the Vietnam War into places you can actually stand on, with a war veteran guide to connect the dots. I love the real on-the-ground context you get when someone…
Ten days, four regions, one big Vietnam hit. I really like how this route strings together everyday Mekong Delta life with one of Vietnam’s most photogenic Ha Long Bay days. I also like that you get a genuine wander day…
That hour between the port and the city matters. This tour is built for cruise-day sanity: you get round-trip transfers from Phú Mỹ Port, then an English-speaking guide handles the moving parts so you can focus on what you came…
Saigon moves fast. This half-day Jeep tour strings together key sights without feeling rushed on paper. You start in District 1, hit big symbols like Independence Palace and the Notre Dame area, then mix in quieter moments like the Thích…
This show feeds your ears and your appetite. You get a Vietnamese folk performance split into 12 chapters with 30 traditional instruments, plus 3D stage sound that reaches basically every seat. I especially like the 3D audio setup and the…
Two Vietnam stories in one long day. This tour links dramatic underground history with Mekong countryside life. You start at the Cu Chi Tunnels, then move to the Mekong Delta for fruit tastings, folk music, and slow rides along canals.…
Phu Quoc by sea feels instantly more free. This full-day luxury-style outing strings together four islands with clear time blocks for snorkeling, sea bathing, and an end-of-day ride on the famous 3-wire cable car. You’ll also get an English-speaking guide…
Vung Tau is compact, but it packs a punch. This private day is built around iconic viewpoints and real coastal life, from a relaxed walk along Back Beach to temple stops and colonial-era sights. I especially like the mix of…
The Mekong Delta feels different when you pedal first. This day trip mixes biking, a boat ride on the water, and kayak time in quieter channels, so you’re not stuck in one mode all day. It’s built around daily life:…
Ho Chi Minh City can overwhelm your first day. This private walking tour makes it feel manageable by connecting you with a local guide who steers you toward the historic spots that matter—while also flagging practical places to eat, shop,…
Four hours, and Saigon feels different. This tour is a smart mix of cyclo street time and guided history, from French-colonial landmarks to temple stops, plus photo-friendly market streets. I really like that the pacing keeps you moving like a…
Mekong in three days is a sprint. This tour strings together big Delta moments: river cruising, a mangrove rowboat glide at Trà Sư, and the famous Cái Răng floating market. It’s structured, well-fed, and built for first-timers who want to…
