SAIGON
284 Tours Reviewed
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…
Your cruise day in Saigon can feel like a sprint. This private shore excursion turns it into a guided route with pickup from the port and a customizable itinerary that hits the big landmarks plus neighborhood stops. I especially like…
Ben Thanh Market is the warm-up. This 4-hour Ho Chi Minh City food experience starts at the iconic Cho Ben Thanh, where you learn how locals shop for meats, herbs, and vegetables, then you move straight to your own cooking…
Cu Chi Tunnels hits hard, in the best way. You get a guided, structured visit to the tunnel network used during the Vietnam War, with an intro video first so you’re not just wandering around. I especially like the door-to-door…
The Mekong Delta feels far away. This VIP private tour turns that distance into a smooth day: a professional driver, an English-speaking guide, and a full set of river and village stops built around how life works in Vietnam’s south.…
That Mekong day feels packed, in a good way. This 10-hour highlight tour from Ho Chi Minh City links religion, river life, and coconut-canal activities with real Southern Vietnamese food moments along the way. You’re moving constantly, but the stops…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour keeps up. You’ll ride pillion-style on a private scooter with a guide who threads district-to-district history, markets, and war-era stories into a smooth 4-hour loop. It’s a practical way to learn what shaped the…
War history in one long morning. If you want the Vietnam War explained with a clear timeline, this small-group full-day tour is built for that. You start with major landmarks of the city, then move into the War Remnants Museum…
An hour on the Saigon River is pure relief. It’s a fast, efficient way to see Ho Chi Minh City from the water, with an in-person English guide pointing out landmarks and stories as you pass them. You also get…
Phu Quoc is best when you mix views with water time. This day trip strings together a cable car ride over the sea, 3 island stops in the An Thoi area, and Aquatopia on Thom Island for a fun, action-packed…
Saigon moves fast, and this tour keeps up. You get a street-level motorbike route stitched together with real stops: an early flower market, historic temples, secret underground war sites, and District 4 street food. I especially love that all food…
Phu Quoc does snorkeling well when it stays simple. This four-island speedboat trip focuses on real time in the water, with a small-group vibe and an easy flow from island to island. I like that it avoids the usual tourist…
Speedboat, temples, and real Mekong life in one day. This Mekong Delta tour from Ho Chi Minh City uses a small speedboat and a max 14-person group to take you into Long An and the Thu Thua canal area, with…
Mui Ne is a great change of pace. This day trip is built for comfort and structure: round-trip luxury sleeper bus, an English-speaking guide, and point-to-point transfers that keep you from wrestling traffic on your own. I especially like how…
