SAIGON
450 Tours Reviewed
Port-day Saigon is a fast sprint. This private Ho Chi Minh City sightseeing tour runs about 8 hours and is built for cruise schedules: you’re met at the port area, moved to downtown in an air-conditioned vehicle, and taken to…
This is the hands-on way to eat well in Saigon. M.O.M Cooking Class is built around real Vietnamese food, not just watching. I like the market-to-kitchen flow and the small group size (up to 20), which makes it easier to…
Egg coffee meets real Vietnamese cooking. This Ho Chi Minh City market-to-table class is built around fresh local ingredients, hands-on technique, and a relaxed outdoor kitchen vibe that feels like a break from the street noise. You start with a…
Sunset by speedboat in Saigon hits different. You get out on the Saigon River to watch Ho Chi Minh City shift from daylight to glowing lights, with the calm water giving you a break from District 1 chaos. I like…
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…
Saigon can be a lot fast. This private, all-inclusive Instagram-style tour strings together major landmarks and photo-friendly stops across the city, so you get a strong first impression without spending your day planning entry tickets. I especially like that admission…
Cu Chi and the Mekong, in one smooth day. You get private-vehicle comfort with pickup plus the real deal Cu Chi Tunnels and a Mekong boat run with lunch, without the stress of planning. The trade-off is a long day…
The Mekong slows you down fast. This full-day Mekong Delta tour mixes boat time with a classic temple visit, plus a relaxed schedule that still hits the big highlights. You’ll ride out to My Tho, cruise past islands, and get…
Your lunch starts with a market stop. This Ben Tre half-day experience is built around fresh ingredient hunting first, then hands-on cooking. You’ll ride out to the local market, taste street food and fruit along the way, and pick herbs…
The Mekong moves at its own pace. This 3-day trip is built for first-time visitors who want the key sights without racing a day-trip schedule. You get guided planning plus transfers, meals, and stays, so you can focus on boats,…
Street photos start before breakfast. This Ho Chi Minh City photo walk is built for real street scenes, not postcard stops, and I like how it mixes practical coaching with hands-on location time. Two standout pluses for me are the…
Speedboat days in Phu Quoc are hard to beat. This private four-island run mixes beach time, snorkeling, and a relaxed rhythm, with a guide who keeps things light and on track. You’re cruising out of An Thoi Port, then hopping…
War history, then river calm. This private Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta day trip is interesting because it changes gear fast. You start with Cu Chi Tunnels and the survival story of the Viet Cong, including watching a documentary,…
Saigon tastes different from the back of a scooter. You get night views while you eat, plus short stories that connect the food stops to Vietnam’s everyday life. The route is paced so you’re not just hopping between stalls—you’re moving…
