SAIGON
1195 Tours Reviewed
A full day on three small islands. That’s the thrill. This tour strings together the An Thoi Archipelago by high-speed canoe, then adds a stop at a Pearl Farm so your day isn’t only about sea and sun. You get…
Beer and scooters at night sounds perfect. This Saigon tour mixes street-food stops with craft beer breaks while zipping past landmark spots on a Vespa-style ride. It’s a smart way to see a lot without turning your evening into a…
Saigon teaches food fast. This small-group class links a market visit to real cooking skills, then you eat the lunch you helped make. I love how hands-on it is, and I love that the chef-instructor explains the logic behind key…
Vietnamese coffee is a story you can taste. This hands-on class in Ho Chi Minh City lets you make iconic coffees tied to South, Central, and North Vietnam, with Quynh turning ingredients into history and everyday culture. You’ll learn the…
Two days, two countries, one slow river rhythm. I really like the hand-rowing canal glide in Ben Tre and the organized border-day handoff to Phnom Penh that makes the speedboat crossing feel manageable. The tour also throws in big cultural…
Afternoon timing can make history feel easier to take in. This private Cu Chi Tunnels half-day tour sends you out of Saigon into the countryside, then focuses on what the underground Ben Dinh section was built for—shelter, movement, and survival…
Saigon gets under your skin fast. This scooter tour threads together faith landmarks and street-level daily life, then lands you at the War Remnants Museum with real context instead of a hit-and-run photo stop. I especially like the way the…
Saigon looks different when you’re there. This private, air-conditioned day trip pulls you from Phu My Port into District 1 with a professional English-speaking guide, so you’re not just hopping between landmarks. You get the big-photo sights—Independence Palace, Notre Dame…
Cai Rang market starts before your coffee. This two-day, one-night Mekong Delta tour is built around the timing that matters: you’re up early for Cai Rang Floating Market when the boats are most active. Along the way, you’ll see riverside…
Saigon at night is a whole different world. This motorbike street-food tour is a fun way to see parts of Ho Chi Minh City after dark, when the streets feel more local and the lights make the route worth it.…
Four hours. Big Saigon energy. This half-day tour is built for time-crunched travelers who still want the meaningful stuff: government history at the Reunification Palace, the emotional weight of the War Remnants Museum, and that unmistakable French-era style around the…
Saigon fades fast on Tan Lap canals. What I like most is the wooden boat ride through Tan Lap’s narrow waterways and the authentic lunch served inside the floating village. The trade-off to consider: you’ll spend a chunk of the…
That long cable car day feels like two trips in one. This Phu Quoc outing pairs island hopping in the south (with reef time and beach breaks) with a visit to Hon Thom’s Aquatopia water theme park and the world’s…
Cu Chi tunnels hit hard because you see it underground. This tour pairs comfort on the road with hands-on time at Cu Chi tunnels, plus an extra stop that slows the day down with Vietnamese lacquer crafts. I like that…
Starfish Beach in Phu Quoc has a very rare feel. It’s a wild shoreline tucked behind a national park, reached from the nearby fishing village area, and it’s famous for the sheer number of starfish in the shallows. You also…
